Use Rodin Agentic Mode for Image to 3d
Rodin Agentic Mode can infer more generation decisions from a clear single image or consistent multi-view reference. The guide covers preparing inputs, enabling the mode and thinking effort, reviewing the generated asset, and choosing manual controls when precise delivery settings are required.
Use Agentic Mode in Rodin Workspace
Rodin Workspace includes an Agentic Mode switch in the Image to 3D creation panel, and Gen-2.5 is labeled Agent-Ready. Use this path when you want Rodin to infer more of the generation approach from the references instead of configuring every modeling decision manually.
Prepare a clear image task
Upload one subject or a consistent multi-view set, assign correct direction labels, and add a short instruction when the intended object or treatment is ambiguous. Agentic reasoning cannot resolve references that show different designs or hide the important geometry.
Turn on Agentic Mode before generation
Enable the switch in the creation panel when it is available for the selected account and input path. You can also adjust the Thinking Effort to control the depth of reasoning. Review the active model, privacy, batch size, and credit label before submitting. Agentic Mode can make workflow decisions, but it does not remove those account and delivery choices.
Follow the generated task
Agentic results appear in the Rodin asset flow and are identified as agentic creations in supported views. Open the result, inspect every side, and continue with confirmation, editing, texture, or export only when the base asset is useful.
Know when to use manual controls
Use the standard Rodin workflow when you need a specific model tier, Thinking Effort or Gen-1.5 mode, topology, face count, normal bake, or other explicit delivery setting. The web Agentic Mode is also distinct from Rodin Agentic API and Rodin MCP integrations, which have their own authentication, task, and download contracts.