Sharing

You can publish pieces to the community by flipping a library card and selecting Share, selecting Share along the foot of a library card, or selecting Community in the editor’s Share menu (To the community, or a friend…).

Sharing a piece again while it is in review shows Already shared. It is in review. with a link to See its page. Sharing a piece whose post is live opens a small sheet where you can send an update instead (see Share an update below). Pieces sent back or taken down can be edited and sent in again as a new post.

The Share Sheet

The share sheet has these rows:

• Title: The name (up to 40 characters; starts as the piece’s current name).
• Category: The model or scene category. Needed for models and scenes. If none is selected, selecting Send it in shows Pick a category first and opens the category picker. Selecting a category here also files the piece under it in your library.
• Vibe: Optional vibe tags (select up to 3 of 16 chips).
• 13+: Checkbox confirming This content is rated 13+.
• Mature content: Checkbox marking Mature content: horror, scary or crude themes. Only visible to signed-in users 13+ with it turned on. Nothing sexual is allowed. (On 13+ accounts; selecting this also checks the 13+ box).
• Challenge: Turned on by itself if the piece was made for a challenge (Enter: [Challenge Name]).
• Game file: Others can export the game file (.glb): remixing is always OK (checked at the start; not on patterns). When on, other people can export .glb files. When off, other people can remix the piece in the app but can’t export files. On remixes of a locked piece, this row shows Original creator turned off downloads. Remixing stays on.
• Clips: Sharing a scene that has clips shows Clips made in the scene aren’t shared with it. The post has the scene only; clips are shared on their own.
• Terms: The first time you share, the sheet shows the community rules and an I agree to the Terms. tick. Select it, or Send it in shows Agree to the Terms first. Your account keeps your agreement, so later shares show Sharing means you agree to the Terms. instead.

Patterns and clips don’t need a category.

Selecting Send it in sends the piece to be checked, and a message reads Sent in. Most go live within a day. The community picture shows the model alone, without the card border. If you chose a card picture on the Camera’s Photo page (Use as card picture), the post uses that picture instead, as a still. Without one, a fig that moves, or a scene that moves or shows a building through a peek view, also posts a short loop that plays in its picture’s place. A fig’s loop is one cycle of its moves: a length every move closes on, else the length most of the fig moves to. It has 12 frames spread evenly through the cycle, so each save gives the same frames.

If sending fails, a message shows the reason (e.g., a scene whose figs are missing shows Couldn’t find the scene’s figs. Save them first.).

Challenge answers

Publishing a fig or scene for a design challenge that needs one, with the Enter: row checked, completes the challenge. Once it is sent, the character’s card opens with Challenge complete. and a line from the character. See others’ work opens the challenge’s page; Done closes the card. The request clears from your Inbox. Once your piece is live, its page shows the challenge it was made for, and it shows on the challenge’s page.

Size limits

Each share can be at most 5 MB. A clip’s sound has its own limit of 12 MB (Too much sound to publish. Use shorter recordings.). Paint is shrunk on its own when you send it, so it still looks right and fits the limit. Pieces still over the limit can’t be sent; the app shows the total size and, for scenes and clips, names the heaviest models. To fix it, lower the detail settings or simplify busy paint.

Technique tags

When you publish, the app checks the piece and adds up to three technique tags on its own:

• Models: moving parts, it moves, bendy moves, glowing, painted, skins, animated skin, magic cut, carved.
• Scenes: water, mirror, after dark, speech, real photo.

Technique tags show as labels on community detail pages.

Your shares

Select the Shared by you tab on the community grid to see all your published pieces and the check status of each (In review, ✓ Live, Sent back, or Taken down). A live post with a pending update also shows Update in review. Selecting a returned piece opens its detail page with the reason. You get an Inbox message when a share goes live or is returned, when we take one down, and when an update is sent back.

In your library, cards you published show live applause and star counts. Flipping the card shows more counts (Shared, applause count, star count, remix count) and a See its page button.

If an account is deleted, its published pieces stay in the community, credited to a deleted account.

Share an update

To change a post that is live, change the piece in your library, then select Share on it again (from its card’s Share, or the editor’s Share menu). A small sheet opens with the piece’s picture, the post’s name, Already shared. It is live., and The live version stays up until the update is approved.

• See its page: Opens the post’s page.
• Share an update: Sends the piece as it is now to be checked. A message reads Update sent in. Most go live within a day.

Everyone keeps seeing the live version until the update is approved. Until then, the post’s page and its card in Shared by you show Update in review (only you see it). Selecting Share again before it is checked opens the same sheet with Already shared. An update is in review. and A new update replaces the one in review. Selecting Share an update there replaces the pending update with the newer one.

Once the update is approved, the post switches to it in place. It stays the same post, with its applause, stars, and remixes. The piece itself, its picture or loop, and its technique tags come from the update. The title, category, vibes, 13+ and mature marks, and the game file setting stay as they were. The page’s headline adds the date (e.g., Fig · shared Oct 3, 2026 · updated Oct 9, 2026). No message is sent when an update is approved.

If an update is sent back, the post stays as it was, and your Inbox gets Your update to [name] was sent back. The live version stays.

Remixes people already made keep the version they copied. Remixes made after the update get the new one.

Take down your post

Your own post’s page has a Take down button at the bottom while the post is live or in review. Select it, then select Take it down? to confirm. If you don’t confirm within a few seconds, the button goes back to Take down.

The page closes and a message reads [name] taken down. The post is removed from the community, and Shared by you shows it as Taken down. Remixes other people already made stay in their libraries. Your piece stays in your library, and you can share it again as a new post, which goes through the check. No Inbox message is sent for a post you took down yourself.