Face Count
Pro Image-to-3D Planning Guide
Choose a reference image and compare the listed plans. Image and plan selections stay in this browser; this page does not submit a job or create a 3D model.
Quick Start Guide
Upload Reference
Use one clearly framed subject, even lighting and a quiet background. Check which surfaces the picture actually shows; hidden sides remain uncertain.
Compare Settings
Adjust settings like Face Count or Steps if needed, then click Generate.
Review Your Model
Review your model request and selected plan details.
See What’s Possible
Start with the main shape and list the small parts that must remain separate. Treat these notes as acceptance criteria for a future result.
Input Image Best Practices
Use one clearly framed subject, even lighting and a quiet background. Check which surfaces the picture actually shows; hidden sides remain uncertain.
Use one clearly framed subject, even lighting and a quiet background. Check which surfaces the picture actually shows; hidden sides remain uncertain.
Use one clearly framed subject, even lighting and a quiet background. Check which surfaces the picture actually shows; hidden sides remain uncertain.
Use one clearly framed subject, even lighting and a quiet background. Check which surfaces the picture actually shows; hidden sides remain uncertain.
Avoid Flat Images
Flat artwork may leave depth unspecified.
Use Depth-Rich Images
Surface clues can help you describe intended volume.
Choose the Right Generator
Base
The parameter labels explain common planning choices. They do not connect this page to a running model or establish measured quality differences.
Pro
Inspect a future mesh from more than one angle. Hidden sides, thin parts and surface transitions need their own review.
Ultra
Start with the main shape and list the small parts that must remain separate. Treat these notes as acceptance criteria for a future result.
Parameter Cheatsheet
Face Count (Poly Count)
The parameter labels explain common planning choices. They do not connect this page to a running model or establish measured quality differences.
Generation Steps
Inspect a future mesh from more than one angle. Hidden sides, thin parts and surface transitions need their own review.
Number Chunks
Start with the main shape and list the small parts that must remain separate. Treat these notes as acceptance criteria for a future result.
Octree Resolution
256 is standard. Use 512 for sharper edges and higher fidelity geometry.
Pro Tips for Generating 3D Model
Don't fear the "Remesh"
The parameter labels explain common planning choices. They do not connect this page to a running model or establish measured quality differences.
Patience for Quality
Inspect a future mesh from more than one angle. Hidden sides, thin parts and surface transitions need their own review.
Front vs. Perspective
Use one clearly framed subject, even lighting and a quiet background. Check which surfaces the picture actually shows; hidden sides remain uncertain.