Generate 3D models from a text prompt
Write what you want, from a red vintage rocket to a mushroom cottage, and get a 3D model back. The low-poly builder assembles clean, lightweight geometry in seconds; AI sculpt produces dense, textured meshes when you need detail.
How it works
Three steps, no software to install.
- 1
Describe it
Name the object, its style and its key parts. Up to 1,000 characters.
- 2
Choose the look
Low-poly for stylised, game-ready assets. AI sculpt for organic shapes and realistic texture.
- 3
Use it anywhere
Download GLB for engines and the web, or STL to send straight to a 3D printer.
Pick your engine. Pay only for what you run.
AI sculpt
10 creditsDetailed, textured mesh from a text prompt. Takes 1–4 minutes.
Low-poly builder
3 creditsStylised low-poly model assembled from clean primitives. Fast, light, game-ready.
Quick low-poly
1 creditSimple low-poly model built from primitives by an open AI model. Good for drafts and props.
Use cases
What people make with it
Prototyping game levels
Fill a scene with consistent low-poly props in minutes instead of hours.
3D printing ideas
Generate a quick printable form, then scale and tweak it in your slicer.
Teaching and presentations
Create a 3D visual for a concept without opening a modelling package.
Concept exploration
Generate several variations of a prop to compare shapes before committing.
Specifications
The details
- Input
- Text prompt, up to 1,000 characters
- Low-poly builder output
- GLB (PBR colours) and STL
- AI sculpt output
- GLB, plus FBX, OBJ and USDZ when available
- Typical time
- Low-poly: 20–60 seconds · AI sculpt: 1–4 minutes
- Credits
- Low-poly: 3 · AI sculpt: 10
Tips for better results
- Lead with the object, then add style: “a desk lamp, mid-century, brass and green enamel”.
- List the parts you care about; the builder will make sure they exist.
- Single objects work better than whole scenes.
- Mention materials (metal, glass, wood) to get sensible roughness and metalness.
Text to 3D
questions.
What is the difference between the two engines?
The low-poly builder composes a model from clean geometric parts, so files are tiny and easy to edit. AI sculpt generates a dense, textured mesh closer to a finished asset, at a higher credit cost.
Are the models printable?
Low-poly results ship with an STL. Parts overlap rather than being boolean-merged, which slicers handle fine; run a mesh repair if your slicer warns about it.
Can I edit the result?
Yes. Low-poly models keep each part as a named mesh, so you can move, recolour or delete parts in Blender or any glTF editor.
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Plans from $12/month. Failed runs are refunded.
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