Image to 3D
In Seconds

Yes. You can start converting images to 3D for free, with no credit card required. Free credits let you generate and export real models; paid plans add higher resolution, more generations, and commercial licensing.

Rodin combines high-quality geometry and PBR textures from a single image with selectable target polygon counts up to 10 million and optional LOD generation.

Most models generate in seconds. With Rodin Gen-2.5, base geometry returns in roughly four seconds and a full, textured model in about five — larger or multi-view jobs take a little longer.

Rodin accepts common image formats including JPG, PNG, and WebP. Upload a reference image to begin; resolution, framing, background, lighting, and subject isolation are optional capture choices rather than submission requirements.

Export high-quality 3D assets in GLB, FBX, OBJ, STL, USDZ, glTF, 3MF, or DXF for flexible creative and production workflows.

Yes. Upload a JPG, let Rodin generate a high-quality, watertight model, and export STL for common 3D-printing and slicing workflows.

Yes. Upload a flat logo, icon, or sketch and Hyper3D reconstructs and extrudes it into a solid, editable model. Export GLB to place it on the web with a viewer, USDZ for AR, or STL for a printed sign or badge.

Yes. Rodin supports characters, people, portraits, and figurines from one reference image, with optional additional views for extra control; ChatAvatar provides a dedicated complete-avatar workflow with a detailed face and matching body mesh.

One image is enough for Rodin to generate most objects. Optional additional views can provide more visual detail when you want extra control.

Rodin outputs assets at a stable real-world scale. Export USDZ for Apple AR experiences or GLB for web and Android AR workflows, enabling high-quality interactive product previews and try-before-you-buy experiences.

You own what you create. Paid plans include commercial licensing so you can use your image-generated 3D models in games, products, and client work — see our terms for full details.

No. Hyper3D runs in your browser, and the image to 3D workflow is fully automated — upload, generate, and download. No 3D experience required.

Rodin works from a single image without requiring a prescribed pose or camera angle. Multi-view input is optional and provides additional visual guidance when available.

Rodin is designed for strong first-pass results from a single image. Additional views are optional when users want extra visual guidance.

Very. Backed by SIGGRAPH Best Paper research, Rodin reconstructs faithful shape, proportion, and surface detail with sharp edges and clean topology. Gen-2.5 resolves fine hard-surface features and produces production-ready meshes — not the blobby approximations of earlier tools.

No. Photogrammetry reconstructs a subject from a large set of overlapping photos, while Rodin generates a high-quality 3D asset from a single image; optional additional views can provide more visual guidance.

Yes. Every model includes PBR textures — albedo, roughness, and metalness maps — so it looks realistic in any engine or renderer without extra texturing work.

Yes. Hyper3D produces solid, manifold geometry that exports cleanly to STL or 3MF and slices without holes or non-manifold errors, so prints come out reliable.

For Rodin image-to-3D, upload a reference image. If convenient, choose a view that makes the subject easy to inspect. Resolution, framing, background, lighting, and subject isolation are optional capture choices, not submission requirements.

Yes. Higher-tier plans support batch and higher-volume generation for studios and pipelines that need to convert images to 3D at scale.

Yes. The Hyper3D image to 3D generator is available in 12 languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and more.

Your uploads are used to generate your models and are handled according to the Hyper3D privacy policy. You keep ownership of both the images you upload and the 3D models you create from them.

Yes. Image to 3D is popular for e-commerce — convert a single product photo into an interactive 3D model or AR preview for your listings, with no photo studio or manual modeling required.

A single image is enough for most objects. For the highest-detail result, add optional multi-view input when available to provide extra visual guidance; no prescribed pose or camera angle is required.