Image to 3D Model

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.

Trellis (2 credits) is best for quick, affordable 3D generation. Meshy Multi (40 credits) is best when you have multiple angle photos. Meshy v6 (80 credits) produces the best PBR textures for realistic rendering. Seed3D (80 credits) offers high quality from a single image.

GLB/GLTF for web and universal compatibility, FBX for game engines and animation software, OBJ for general 3D software, USDZ for Apple AR Quick Look on iOS, STL for 3D printing, and Blend for Blender.

For Meshy v6 and Seed3D, one clear image is sufficient. For Trellis and Meshy Multi, uploading 2-4 images from different angles will give more accurate results, especially for complex objects.

PBR (Physically Based Rendering) textures include metallic, roughness, and normal maps that create realistic material appearances under different lighting conditions. Meshy v6 and Meshy Multi support PBR output.

3D generation is computationally intensive. Trellis is optimized for speed and cost (2 credits). Premium models like Meshy v6 and Seed3D (80 credits) use more GPU resources for higher quality geometry and textures.

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.