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Sign in and pick a model lane
Open the hosted workspace, sign in, and choose the image-to-3D lane you want. Every lane shows its credit price before the run starts.
Make a 3D model from a single photo in the hosted AI workspace, then inspect the geometry, texture, and scale before exporting the GLB.
Open the hosted AI 3D workspace, turn a photo into a GLB model, then inspect the geometry before handoff.
Quick tips
Make a 3D model from a single photo in the hosted AI workspace, then inspect the geometry, texture, and scale before exporting the GLB.
Make a 3D Model from One Photo is the hosted side of photo3d.org: you sign in, spend credits per run, and get a GLB with its texture set plus saved task history. The public queue on the home page is a separate path that needs no account and no credits.
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Open the hosted workspace, sign in, and choose the image-to-3D lane you want. Every lane shows its credit price before the run starts.
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Upload a product photo, concept render, or reference image. One clear subject on a plain background reconstructs best.
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Run the job, inspect geometry, texture, and scale in the browser tools, then download the GLB from account history.
Every lane lists its own cost — 70-credit drafts through 800-credit high-fidelity passes — so you decide before spending.
Finished runs and their GLB files stay in task history instead of a single browser session.
Outputs return as GLB with their texture set, ready for viewers, editors, and downstream tools.
The 50+ local viewers, converters, and inspectors never draw on your credit balance.
Hosted generation costs credits. Browsing, the local browser tools, and the public queue on the home page are free, and the public queue needs no sign-up.
Yes for hosted generation: your source image is sent to the provider that runs the lane you picked. The local browser tools on this site never upload anything.
Start with one low-cost draft lane to check your source image, then move to a higher-fidelity lane once the framing and silhouette look right.
Failed paid runs are reviewed and refunded under the published Refund Policy. Emailing support@photo3d.org with your task ID is the fastest route.
No. Generation, preview, and export all run in the browser, and the GLB downloads like any other file.
Reconstruction follows the source image. Thin parts, transparent edges, and hidden sides are the usual places where a GLB differs from the photo.
Convert 3MF, FBX, GLB, glTF, OBJ, PLY, and STL locally, with quick guidance on when to choose web-ready GLB, editable OBJ/PLY, or print-ready STL.
Start from an image, generate a 3D model, and prepare a GLB export for web preview, Photo3D review, or 3D asset handoff.
Start from an image, generate a 3D model, and prepare an OBJ export for Blender, Maya, mesh cleanup, or DCC handoff.
Start from an image, generate a 3D model, and prepare an FBX handoff for animation, game asset review, or DCC pipelines.
Start from an image, generate a 3D model, and prepare USDZ-ready output for iOS preview, AR review, or mobile 3D handoff.
Use SVG artwork as the source for an AI 3D model workflow before exporting a model for preview, production, or asset handoff.
Upload a product image, concept render, or reference photo.
Generate the 3D model
Generate a 3D model, review it, then export the target format.
Target output: GLB
Export the requested model format