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Paint what you feel.

Paint your symptoms on a 3D body and create a clearer picture of what you feel.

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Free to use · No account required · Your map stays on your device

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A guest selects burning pain at intensity eight and paints the shoulder of the 3D body.

More than a number

Pain is more than a number.

A pain score cannot show where symptoms are, how far they spread, or what they feel like. 3DPainMap helps you capture the full picture.

  • Where it is. What it feels like. How strong it is.

How it works

Map your pain in minutes.

Use the body as the input. The workspace turns what you mark into a visual record you can keep.

  • A guest selects burning pain at intensity eight and paints the shoulder of the 3D body.

    1. Show where you feel it

    Paint directly on a 3D body. Turn, zoom, and pan to reach the area you want to mark.

  • The painted 3D body turns, zooms closer, and moves within the mobile workspace.

    2. Describe the feeling

    Choose an intensity and words such as dull, burning, tingling, numbness, pressure, or throbbing.

  • Best, Typical, and Worst symptom maps are brought together in the read-only composite view.

    3. Keep your map

    Save a visual record to revisit over time or bring into a healthcare conversation.

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The surface

A reviewed 3D body, not a drawing of one.

Turn the model and switch the overlay. Each triangle carries an anatomy assignment a person reviewed, and every stroke is recorded into texels on that same surface — which is what lets a mark be counted rather than just seen.

The 1024² paint grid a stroke is recorded into.

Over time

See how your pain changes.

Pain can move, spread, shrink, fade, or feel different from one day to the next. Keep new maps over time to create a clearer record of what changed.

  • See more than another pain score.

Use your map

A clearer way to communicate what you feel.

Use your map to prepare for a healthcare visit, remember where symptoms were, track them over time, or show someone involved in your care.

  • 3DPainMap documents self-reported symptoms.
  • It does not diagnose pain or recommend treatment.

Privacy

Your pain map belongs to you.

No account is required. There is no server-side pain record. You choose what to keep or share.

Account required
No
Open the workspace and begin.
Where your map stays
On device
The workspace stores it in this browser.
Choose what to share
You
Nothing is sent unless you send it.

Ready to map your pain?

Create your first 3D pain map now. Free, private, and no account required.

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