TesseractFrom a sentence to a 3D model you can turn.
Describe an object, or give the assistant up to eight photos of it, front first. A 3D model is made with real materials, filmed turning on a studio floor, and packed into one page that opens in any browser.
- From words or photos
- A turning clip, free
- One page to spin it
How it works.
- Words or photosA few words, or up to eight photos of one object with its front first.
- Two modelsThe best one for detailed, textured models with real materials, or a cheaper, lighter one.
- A GLB fileThe model is saved as a .glb file, to use in other 3D apps.
- A turning clipFilmed on your computer, turning once round on a studio floor, at no cost.
- A page to spin itOne HTML file with the model inside, to turn and zoom, that opens anywhere and loads nothing.
- Priced firstOn your own fal.ai key the price is said first; signed in, the model is charged to your allowance.
One sentence in, a real model out.
Our example started from the words “a cute ceramic fox figurine wearing a knitted blue scarf, sitting”, with no picture. The glaze and the knit are the model’s own materials. Our example was made with the Tesseract beta.
- It is made by AI models, so it is paid: from your Tesseract allowance when you are signed in, or with keys of your own, priced first on a key of your own.
Questions people ask
Where is it in the app?
On Home, open Make a 3D model, or ask the assistant: describe the object or give it photos of it.
Can I use the model in other apps?
Yes. It is saved as a .glb file, a common format for 3D models.
What does it cost?
The model itself is paid. The turning clip and the page to spin it are made on your computer at no cost.
Make your first 3D model.
Free on Mac, Windows and Linux, with every other tool included.