AI 3D Model Generator With Five Engines Behind One Account
Describe an object or upload a photo, run it through the local engine and any configured third-party engine, compare the meshes side by side, then export GLB, STL or OBJ.
What this generator actually produces
Every generation ends as a triangle mesh with vertices, faces, UVs and, when texturing is on, a set of PBR maps. The result panel reports vertex count, triangle count, dimensions, volume, surface area and whether the mesh is watertight and manifold — the numbers you need before slicing or importing into an engine.
The built-in local engine is procedural: it builds parametric geometry from the prompt deterministically, unwraps UVs and writes the PBR maps itself. It needs no API key, so a fresh account can generate and download a real mesh in the first minute.
Choose a route, not just a prompt
Text to 3D works from a written description. Image to 3D works from one photo or render. Multiview takes two or more photos of the same object from different angles and reconstructs the sides the camera never saw. Batch takes a folder of images and runs one independent generation per image.
These are the same four modes on every engine, which is what makes comparison meaningful: the only variable left is the engine, not the input.
What a generation costs
A standard text-to-3D or image-to-3D generation is about 10 credits on the base engine. Texturing adds about 4 credits, HD texture another 4, and Quality mode costs more than Speed. Comparison runs charge that base cost once per engine.
| Plan | Credits | What it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Free | welcome credits at signup | trying several engines on one prompt before committing |
| Starter | 1,000 per month | occasional props and product mock-ups, roughly 100 standard generations |
| Pro | 3,500 per month | regular production work, including textured and comparison runs |
| Max | 18,000 per month | studios generating at volume, or API integrations |
Where the numbers come from
Style presets
realistic, stylized, low-poly, toy and statue. A preset changes the target silhouette and detail budget, not just a colour filter.
Speed and Quality modes
Speed returns a first mesh quickly for shape checks; Quality spends longer on geometry and surface detail.
Texture and HD texture
Texturing adds UV unwrapping and PBR baking; HD texture raises the baking resolution.
Topology
Triangle output for printing and generic pipelines; quad output where a later subdivide or deform step needs it.
An honest note on engines
Tripo3D, Meshy, Rodin and Hitem3D are third-party services. Their adapters run only when the operator has configured that provider's API key; until then the engine is listed as not configured and no request leaves the server. Comparisons across engines therefore depend on which keys are present on your deployment.
Third-party engines need an API key configured by the operator. The built-in local engine is always available and produces real, downloadable meshes.
What you can export
GLB, glTF, OBJ, STL, PLY and 3MF are written from the same mesh, so the format you pick is about the downstream tool, not about what was generated. STL drops colour and texture by design; GLB keeps geometry, PBR materials and textures in one file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an API key to generate a model?
No. The local procedural engine is always available, so a new account can generate, preview and download a mesh without any third-party key. Adapters for Tripo3D, Meshy, Rodin and Hitem3D appear only when the operator has configured those keys.
What do I get back from one generation?
A triangle mesh with vertices, faces and UVs, plus PBR maps when texturing is enabled, and a properties panel listing vertex count, triangle count, dimensions, volume, surface area, watertight and manifold flags.
How much does one generation cost?
About 10 credits for a standard text-to-3D or image-to-3D generation on the base engine. AI texturing adds about 4 credits, HD texture another 4, and Quality mode costs more than Speed. Running the same input through extra engines charges the base cost again per engine.
Can I compare engines on the same prompt?
Yes. Multi-model mode sends one input to several engines and lays the results out side by side with the same viewport and the same shading modes, so you can judge topology and surface detail rather than screenshots.
Can I 3D print what I generate?
Export STL or 3MF and check the watertight and manifold flags in the properties panel first. STL carries no units, so set the scale in your slicer; 3MF keeps units, colour and multiple objects.
Is the output usable commercially?
Every paid plan includes a commercial licence, and you keep ownership of the models you generate. You are responsible for holding the rights to any image you upload as a reference.