Frequently asked questions

What is a MOC?

MOC stands for My Own Creation — a build designed by a fan rather than released as an official set. BrickPlan is a community that shares MOC blueprints.

How do I upload my work?

Register and sign in, then use the Upload button and fill in the title, category, difficulty and part count, and attach images or a PDF blueprint.

Which file types are supported?

JPG/PNG/WebP images and PDF files, up to 20 MB each and 10 files per upload. Images are compressed and re-encoded automatically.

Who owns the blueprint copyright?

Copyright stays with the creator. Do not upload work you do not own. If you find an infringement, use the Report link at the bottom of the build page.

How do I get more visibility?

Complete descriptions, accurate tags and a clear cover image are the biggest factors. Editors also pick homepage featured builds from the admin "Featured" list.

Which categories are supported?

Six: architecture, vehicles, mecha, fantasy, sci-fi and scenery. Tags refine them further.

Can I download blueprints as a PDF?

Yes — any published blueprint page offers a PDF download of its instruction set, and the free MOC blueprint articles in the English blog link to the full PDF directly.

Are English-language blueprints available?

Blueprint titles and descriptions are currently published in Chinese. The English blog (blog.brickplan.cn/en/blog) carries the reviews, tutorials and part guides in English, and new English titles are being translated from the Chinese catalogue.

How are blueprints ranked on the homepage?

The homepage's Featured section is hand-picked by editors in the admin console; when nothing is curated it falls back to the latest published builds. The explore page can also be sorted by views.

Can I edit or delete my published blueprint?

Yes. Sign in, open your blueprint from the account menu, and use the Edit or Delete actions. Deleting also removes its cover image and any attached PDF.