3D Model Generator
Turn an image or a few words into a 3D model.
Preview, rotate and download a textured GLB.
From an idea to a 3D model
- Step 1
Start with an image or text
Upload a clear image of one object or character, or describe its shape, material and style. Choose a supported generator and review the price before generating.
- Step 2
Generate your model
For text, we create a source image before generating the 3D model. Humanoid characters generated from text include free animation when supported. Props, environments and models generated from uploaded images are static.
- Step 3
Inspect and download
Rotate your result, inspect available animations and download the GLB. Your source image and original file stay available.
Text to 3D or image to 3D?
Text to 3D starts with a new idea. Describe one character, building or prop, including its shape, colors and style. Try cartoon, low-poly or voxel-inspired designs with clear silhouettes.
Image to 3D starts with a look you already have. Upload concept art, a sketch or a clear reference showing one complete asset against an uncluttered background. Keep important parts visible, then inspect the result from every angle.
Use your 3D model in a game
GLB packs the mesh, materials and textures into one file, plus animations when included. Download your model, import it into your project, and check its size and appearance in your game’s lighting.
Rosebud & Three.js
Use the GLB in a Three.js game built with Rosebud. Load it with GLTFLoader, add the model to your scene, and adjust its scale and position.
Godot
Copy the GLB into your project, let Godot import it, then drag the imported scene into your game. Check materials, scale and any included animations.
Blender
Choose File → Import → glTF 2.0 to open the GLB. Edit the mesh or materials, then export a format your game engine supports.
Unity
Install Unity’s glTFast package, then add the GLB to your Assets folder. Place the imported model in your scene and review its materials and scale.
Unreal Engine
Import the GLB through the Content Browser using Unreal’s Interchange importer. Review the imported mesh and materials before adding it to a level.
Roblox
Open the GLB in Blender and export glTF or FBX for Studio’s 3D Importer. Check mesh requirements; a character still needs Roblox-specific avatar setup.
3D model FAQ
Is the 3D model generator free?
The library models are free to preview and download. Creating a new model uses credits. Choose Rosie, Tripo or Meshy and review the price before starting.
Which AI 3D generators can I choose?
Rosie, Tripo and Meshy support both image and text input. The chooser shows supported generators and current credit prices for your input.
What image should I upload?
Use a PNG, JPEG or WebP showing one complete object against an uncluttered background. Keep important parts visible. A single image cannot show every side, so inspect the generated model from all angles.
How do I try a different version?
Change your reference image or text prompt, then review a new generation quote. Each generation creates a separate model and uses credits. Inspect the result and download your GLB before leaving the page.
Do humanoid models include animation?
Supported humanoid characters generated from text include animation at no extra cost. You also keep the static original. If animation cannot be completed, you can still preview and download the static model.
Are uploaded images animated?
Uploaded image references generate a static model. We preserve your reference and do not automatically change its pose or purchase a rigging stage.
What format can I download?
The common output is a self-contained GLB containing the model and its materials. Rigged and animated results retain their own downloadable variants.
Do I need to create a game?
No. Generate, preview and download a 3D asset with your Rosebud account. Creating a game is optional.
How are credits charged?
Review the current quote before starting. The quote covers model generation. Animation for supported humanoid characters generated from text is included at no extra cost. Credits are charged when you start, and unsuccessful stages are refunded. Downloading your current result does not run another generation.