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Converts a natural-language prompt into a fully textured 3D mesh with PBR materials in approximately 30 to 90 seconds. Useful when no reference image exists, for example when prototyping stylized props, creatures, or environment elements directly from a design brief.
Generates a 3D model from a single reference image, reconstructing geometry and texture. Particularly suited to e-commerce product photos, concept art, and turning existing 2D assets into 3D without remodeling them by hand.
An integrated image generation and editing workspace for producing or refining the reference visuals that feed Image-to-3D. Lets users iterate on a concept in 2D — which is fast and cheap — before committing credits to a 3D generation pass.
Re-skins existing 3D meshes with new PBR textures driven by a prompt. Handy for producing color variants, seasonal skins, or art-direction changes on an already-approved base mesh without regenerating geometry.
Outputs to OBJ, FBX, GLB, GLTF, STL, and USDZ — covering game engines, DCC tools, web and AR viewers, and 3D-printing pipelines, so assets drop directly into existing production environments without lossy conversion.
A developer API exposes the same generation capabilities programmatically, enabling integration into custom asset pipelines, internal tools, marketplaces, or end-user features inside other SaaS products.
All tools run in the browser with cloud-side compute. No GPU, plugin, or installation is required, which lowers the barrier for non-technical users and keeps teams on a consistent version of the platform.
3D AI Studio exports generated models to six industry-standard 3D formats: OBJ, FBX, GLB, GLTF, STL, and USDZ. This makes the output compatible with Unity, Unreal Engine, Blender, AR viewers (iOS/Android), 3D printing slicers, and web-based 3D viewers.
Yes — the Image to 3D module is designed to reconstruct a complete textured 3D model from a single reference image. The AI infers the unseen sides of the object based on the visible surface and learned priors. Cleaner, well-lit reference images produce the best results.
Generated meshes drop into Unity, Unreal, Godot, and similar engines via GLB or FBX export and include PBR textures so they shade correctly. However, the topology is AI-generated and not optimized for rigging or deformation, so animation-ready characters typically require retopology in Blender or Maya.
Yes. An API is available so studios and SaaS products can integrate text-to-3D and image-to-3D generation into their own pipelines — for example, automatically producing AR-ready models from new product photography, or batch-generating props for game levels.
Yes. The Texturing module accepts existing 3D models and applies AI-generated PBR textures to them based on text prompts or reference images. This is useful for refreshing legacy assets, generating material variants of the same mesh, or applying consistent art direction across a batch of models.
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Tutorial updated March 2026