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AI Image to 3D Generator

Turn reference images into a downloadable 3D model. Add multiple object views or create a flat relief from an illustration.

Explore here. Create on your computer.

This module runs on a desktop or laptop. The editor is unavailable on phones. You can read how it works here and save the link for your computer.

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What you start with

PNG, JPG or WebP images, up to 20 MB each. Start with a front view and add optional views, or use an illustration for a flat relief.

What you get

Downloadable STL geometry and a GLB model for the available generation mode, packaged with the generated result.

How it works

  1. Upload a clear reference image or choose one from your history.
  2. Use Multiview to upload or generate matching object views, or choose Flat 3D Model to prepare a shallow relief. Review the selected images.
  3. Generate your 3D model and check the result before printing.

Access and pricing

Uploads and history selections are free. Generating one Multiview image costs 2 credits; generating all three flat relief views costs 4 credits. 3D model generation is charged separately. Sign in on a computer; the credit cost is shown before each paid action.

Before you finish

AI output can need mesh cleanup, supports or changes in your slicer. Inspect geometry and thin details before printing. A textured GLB does not automatically assign your printer’s filament colors.

Continue your project

Status: OK
Upload reference images

Start with one image. Choose Multiview for more angles or Flat 3D Model for a shallow relief.

TEXT ON YOUR 3D MODEL

Great models. Better lettering.

Does your reference image contain a name or lettering? For clear, readable text, add it after generating the 3D model.

Text in images can become distorted

Letters that look correct in a photo or AI image can turn into misspelled, merged or uneven shapes in 3D. Use a reference image without lettering, or remove it with Modify with AI before generating.

Gold trophies showing distorted lettering after 3D generation on the left and clear WINNER / ALEX lettering added afterwards on the right.
Text from the reference image

Letters can be distorted or misspelled.

Text added in the Personalizer

Your wording, raised or engraved.

The better way to add text

  1. Start with an image without text

    Choose a clean reference or use Modify with AI to remove names, letters and inscriptions. Generate and download the model with a smooth area for your text.

  2. Personalize it for free FREE

    Upload the model to the Personalizer and add your exact text as raised or engraved lettering.

EXAMPLE AI INSTRUCTION

Remove all text from the trophy’s base. Leave a smooth, blank plaque and keep the trophy’s shape unchanged.

Open free Personalizer

MAKING A KEYCHAIN?

Your model first. Your keychain, your way.

Use a reference image of the model without a ring, loop or chain. If needed, remove the attachment with Modify with AI. Add it after 3D generation in the free Keychain module.

Two examples of the same blue dragon model: without an attachment and with a mint ring on top.
Start without a ring

Keep the reference focused on the model itself.

Add the keychain wherever you like

Choose the position and adjust the ring in the free Keychain module.

  1. Prepare the image, then generate

    Remove unwanted rings, loops or chains with Modify with AI. Create and download the 3D model without the attachment.

  2. Make it a keychain for free FREE

    Upload it to the Keychain module, choose where the ring connects and adjust the ring and connection before downloading.

EXAMPLE AI INSTRUCTION

Remove the keychain ring, loop and chain. Keep the dragon’s shape and details unchanged.

Open free Keychain module

REFINE YOUR CONCEPT

Almost right? Fix the image before 3D.

Start with your own image or choose one from history. If a detail is wrong, use Modify with AI under the image and describe exactly what to change. Review the updated image before creating your 3D model.

Use one clearly visible object with a simple background. Keep the whole object in frame.

Front view of a blue toy robot with two antennae before editing.
The same blue toy robot after editing, with one centered antenna.
Your starting image

A great concept, with one detail to change.

Refine it with AI

Describe what you want to change and review the result.

EXAMPLE AI INSTRUCTION

Replace the two antennae with one centered antenna. Keep the rest of the robot unchanged.

Important details on the back or sides?

Enable Multiview to add left, back and right views of the same object. Upload matching images, choose them from history, or use Generate view to create an angle from an existing reference. Put each image in its matching view slot.

Check that the shape and details match across all views before creating the 3D model.

Want a shallow relief of an illustration? Choose Flat 3D Model in the reference-image window.

Back view of the edited blue robot, showing its backpack and single antenna.
Back view
Side view of the edited blue robot, showing its profile and backpack.
Side view

Happy with the images? Create your 3D model.

Click Done to confirm your references, then create a 3D model or color model. Use just the main image or include your selected views.