Brick by Brick is free with a US$0.99 in-app purchase to remove ads. Brickset is the largest LEGO brick database on the internet and is the go-to place when you’re looking for obscure bricks that aren’t available any more from LEGO. This app includes instructions for kits all the way back to 1980, and can access the Brickset brick database and instructions library, too. Brickit App LEGO brick identifier on iPhone Brick by Brickīrick by Brick from Limun Apps is another app for managing your LEGO instruction guides, but offers some features LEGO’s own Building Instructions app doesn’t. You can also keep track of the sets you have to get more building ideas. LEGO Building Instruction on iPad Brickit Appīrickit App from Brickit LLC answers the always-present LEGO fan’s question: What can I build with all these bricks? The app uses your iPhone camera to scan a pile of bricks, then gives you suggestions on what you can build. Brickplicator Create unlimited build plans for your LEGO® Bricks From any 3D model you have created or downloaded.

LEGO Building Instructions is a free download. It’s nice on the iPhone, but really shines on the iPad’s bigger displays. This app from LEGO lets you download the official build guides for every kit from 2015 on, zoom in on steps, and look at build instructions in 3D for some kits. If you’re looking for a place to manage all of your LEGO kit instruction guides without taking up any space, you need the LEGO Building Instructions app.

Read on to see the three must-have apps for LEGO fans looking for better ways to view and manage building instructions, and to keep track of the bricks in their collection. LEGO bricks and your iPhone or iPad are a great match thanks to some handy apps.

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