We’ve added a collection of practical Pika scan cases to the Creality Wiki, giving you useful references and ideas for your own projects.
Whether your Pika has already arrived or is still on the way, take a look and start planning your first scan:
https://wiki.creality.com/en/3d-scanner/pika-series/scan-cases
What’s the first thing you want to scan with your Pika? 👀
If 3D scanning helped you repair, recreate, customize, or build something useful, we want to see the full story! Photos, videos, work-in-progress shots, and imperfect workshop moments are all welcome.
Post your project in r/CrealityScanning with the S2S Challenge Flair.
Repost it to genuinely relevant subreddit.
Submit your original post and Repost link(s) though : https://crscanner.net/4xoLjtu
🏆 Community Favorite Award (100＄Gift Card)
>The highest organizer-verified total upvotes.
🎲 3× Lucky Maker Awards (50＄Gift Card)
Outstanding creators may also be invited to future product testing or official collaborations 🎉
📅 Campaign Period
August 6, 2026 – August 30, 11:59 PM UTC
Quick reminder: Repost only to relevant subreddit and keep the focus on your project. You can submit up to three Repost links, please don’t ask for upvotes or use artificial voting. By entering, you allow Creality to use your submitted content.
Ready to show what your scan helped solve? We’d love to see the full story！
We’ve noticed that many users like sharing their scan results, 3D prints, Gaussian Splatting projects, and model workflows with the community.
But sometimes, screen recordings or screenshots don’t show the model very well — the angle, lighting, texture, and details can be hard to capture clearly.
So our product manager built an early version of 3DVision, a browser-based 3D model sharing and viewing site: https://3dvision.crealityscan.com
Right now, it supports formats like OBJ, STL, PLY, GLB, SPLAT, SPZ, ASC and more. You can view models in the browser, add simple presentation effects, and export images or videos for easier sharing.
This is still the first version, so there may be bugs or things that don’t feel perfect yet. We’ll keep improving it, and we’re also exploring ways to integrate this kind of sharing workflow into CrealityScan in the future.
If you have 3D scan models, print models, or Gaussian Splatting files, feel free to try it out.
A huge thank-you for all the love and support you’ve shown Pika 💚
The first batch of Pika scanners is now moving through assembly, calibration, quality testing, and final packaging
Before each Pika leaves the production line, it is carefully inspected and tested to make sure it meets our quality standards
Our production team is working hard to prepare your orders and get them shipped as soon as possible
Your Pika is getting ready....
Get the early bird price before Aug 12. 🎉
Buy now: https://crscanner.net/3RZwe2r
Builddaniebuild wanted to bring DOOMICORN into the real world 🤘
Using Creality Otter Lite, he turned a favorite game character into a real wearable cosplay prop, showing another fun side of 3D scanning: taking inspiration from the digital world and making it something you can actually wear, hold, and build around.
What game, movie, or character prop would you want to bring into real life with 3D scanning?
your scans just got a whole lot smarter.
✅ Now compatible with the new Creality Pika scanner — right out of the box.
✅ Gaussian Rendering (Windows) makes models look crazy realistic.
✅ AI Body Completion allows you to merge the scanned face with a AI generated body model.
✅ Marker‑free laser scan for Sermoon X1 — USB and done.
plus: 4 new languages, UI polish, and the usual bug squashes.
update now and see the difference ✨
See more：
Windows：https://wiki.creality.com/en/software/scan-software/4x-release/4-3-0-win
Mac：https://wiki.creality.com/en/software/scan-software/4x-release/4-3-0-mac
Pika is now available to order in most regions.
Please note: Due to regional launch arrangements, Pika will become available in Japan and the UK in August. Thank you for your patience—more details will be shared soon.
Early Bird Price: $629 — Save $70!
July 22–August 12
Limited to the first 1,000 units
Grab yours here: https://crscanner.net/3RZwe2r
Pika is almost here.
Our new pocket-sized 3D scanner officially launches tomorrow, and we’re excited to finally share more with the community.
Small, portable, and designed for everyday scanning workflows — from quick object scans to scan-to-print projects.
Get the early bird price before Aug 12.
Check it out here: https://crscanner.net/3QHp6Y1
What would you scan first with Pika?
❤This project started with one simple goal:
to digitize family members in 3D and turn those scans into miniature busts — bringing loved ones together, even across France, England, and Canada.
From a clay prototype to metal-finished armor parts — all built through a garage workflow.
In this project, Alex Burkan shows how 3D scanning can help turn handmade shapes into editable digital models, making the whole process more flexible: refining the form, adjusting thickness, designing mounting points, and preparing the parts for fabrication.
The workflow brings together clay sculpting, 3D scanning, digital editing, 3D printing, metal coating, and final finishing. It’s a great example of how scan data can connect hands-on creativity with real-world making.
Not a simple project, but a seriously impressive one, and a reminder that with the right workflow, a garage build can go surprisingly far.
