AI 3D model generator

AI 3D models for Blender

Skip the blockout. Generate a textured model from a sentence or a reference photo, import it into Blender with its materials, and spend your time on the parts that need a human.

Try an example prompt Start from an image

From4credits per model

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Input image for the ceramic teapot — Ceramic teapot
From a FLUX.2 Klein concept image, meshed with Rodin Gen-2.
Optimised for the web; the file you download from the studio is full size.

Which format to use: GLB

Blender's glTF 2.0 importer is built in and enabled by default, and maps materials to the Principled BSDF.

Import: File, Import, glTF 2.0 (.glb/.gltf). The add-on is enabled by default.
Materials: Base colour, metallic, roughness, normal, emissive and baked AO map to the Principled BSDF.
Also built in: STL, OBJ (with its .mtl), PLY and USD import.
Our output: Rodin Gen-2 at default settings: about 30,000 to 40,000 triangles, in quad topology, which subdivides and edits more predictably.

From prompt to finished file

Make the base mesh
Generate from a prompt or a reference image and download the GLB.
Import it
File, Import, glTF 2.0. The model arrives with its textures set up in the shader editor.
Refine
Decimate or remesh for games, sculpt details, retopologise for animation, or add an armature.

Prompts to start from

Each one opens Text to 3D with the prompt filled in. The concept image is drawn first so you can check it before meshing.

Tips for better results

Use it as a sculpting base
Apply a Remesh modifier and sculpt; the AI model gives you proportions in seconds.
Decimate for real-time
A Decimate modifier at ratio 0.3 to 0.5 keeps the silhouette for background props.
Bake down
Bake the high-poly detail onto a low-poly retopology for game-ready assets.

Where AI models fall short

Worth knowing before you plan a project around them.

UV layouts are automatic, not hand-packed; re-unwrap if you need tidy UVs for texturing.
Hidden areas such as the back and underside are inferred from one image.

Two ways to start

Questions

Something else? Ask us and a person will answer.

How do I import a GLB into Blender?

File, Import, glTF 2.0 (.glb/.gltf). The importer is built in and enabled by default, and sets up the materials for you.

Can I edit the model?

Yes. It's an ordinary mesh with UVs and image textures. Rodin's quad meshes are the easiest to edit and subdivide.

Is there a Blender add-on?

Not yet. Generate in the browser and import the GLB.

Related guides and converters

Sources

Platform facts on this page come from official documentation, checked October 2026.

Blender manual: glTF 2.0