Image to 3D Model
Convert photos to 3D models with AI. Generate GLB, OBJ, USDZ, and FBX assets for AR previews, prototyping, games, and creative projects.
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Image to 3D model features
Process a product catalogue
Import image URLs to your workspace, then use supported batch tools within your plan's limits.
Paste image URLs or import a CSV of image links.
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Yes. Upload one clear product photo for single-image models, or upload 2-4 angles for models that support multi-image input. The result is useful for prototyping, AR tests, games, creative work, and early product visualisation.
Use sharp, well-lit photos with the object isolated against a simple background. For multi-image input, capture front, side, back, and angled views with consistent lighting. Jewellery, shoes, furniture, packaging, collectibles, and vehicles work better when the shape is clear.
Selected models are shown below. The model picker includes the current options, with Trellis 2 selected by default.
Yes. A depth map is a grayscale image that estimates distance in a 2D scene. Image to 3D generates a downloadable 3D model file such as GLB, OBJ, USDZ, or FBX. Use depth maps for parallax and visual effects. Use image to 3D when you need a real 3D asset.
GLB and USDZ are the key formats for web and AR workflows, including Shopify-style 3D product previews. Generated AI models still need review before production use because geometry, scale, and textures can need cleanup.
Not yet. While AI image-to-3D has made impressive progress, the technology is still experimental. Generated models often have geometry issues, texture artifacts, or missing details that make them unsuitable for production ecommerce use. They work well for prototyping, concept art, games, and creative projects, but professional product photography or CAD-generated models are still recommended for online stores.
Use a fast, low-cost model for quick drafts. Use a multi-image model when you have photos from several angles. Use a single-image model for more detail from one photo. The comparison table shows base prices, and the tool shows the exact cost before you run it.
Most models give a GLB file for web viewers. Some models also give FBX for game engines and animation software, OBJ for general 3D software, and USDZ for Apple AR Quick Look on iOS.
Single-image models need one clear photo. Multi-image models give more accurate results with 2-4 photos from different angles, especially for complex objects.
Each model has its own base price. Faster models cost less. Models that spend more compute on geometry and textures cost more. Source megapixels can increase the quote. The tool shows the cost before you run it.
Yes! The exported files work in standard 3D software like Blender, Maya, Unity, and Unreal Engine where you can refine geometry, adjust materials, and add animations.
Clear, well-lit photos with the object isolated against a simple background work best. For multi-image input, use consistent lighting and capture front, side, and back angles.