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Create 3D Models
The Easy Way with rodin ai

Meet Rodin AI, a place to explore creating 3D models from text prompts or reference images. Bring an idea, choose a starting point, and continue to the creation tool.

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Image to 3D Text or image / 3D

Or start with an idea

Text or image · continue to the creation tool

Every Creative Idea
Takes
3D Shape

Start with a text idea or reference image, then explore how it could take shape as a 3D model.

Detailed compact black science-fiction robot with electric-blue panel edges and a glowing red lens, dramatically lit against a charcoal studio background

Turn images, sketches, or illustrations into starting points for a 3D idea. Choose a reference image and explore a new direction for the subject.

▣ Image to 3D＋Image reference
Detailed violet dragon head emerging from a dark image-to-3D concept card
Image to 3D Model

Describe an object, creature, or character in words. A clear prompt gives your 3D concept a useful place to begin.

✧ Text to 3DArmored knight, dark cloak, steel sword…Text prompt
Text to 3D Model
Close-up study of three different expressive human faces in a dark portrait triptych AI Avatar
Ideas Small stylized 3D character and material studies arranged across dark cards Texture
Ideas Rocky landscape beneath a blue evening sky, presented as a 3D environment study 3D Scene
Ideas

High-Fidelity Detail Control

Explore references, selected details, and simpler forms as ways to plan and refine a 3D asset.

Flexible 3D Controls

Explore different directions for your 3D result.

Small dark science-fiction robot with blue trim and a glowing red eye
Smaller pale-blue science-fiction prop shown above a larger component study Exploded view of a yellow science-fiction prop with bright interchangeable parts

Explore and refine different 3D directions.

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Partial Edit

Focus on a selected region while planning changes to a 3D asset.

Pale-lavender detailed motorcycle model shown as an edited 3D concept Pair of small pale-lavender all-terrain vehicle models showing two concept variations

3D ControlNet

Think through form with boxes, voxels, and point clouds.

Bounding Box
Cyan outline of a bounding cube Small bounding-box source shape＋ Plain gray box shape＝ Combined bounding-box shape
Voxel
Cyan outline of a voxel cube Gray voxel shape＋ Golden voxel reference＝ Golden combined voxel form
Point Cloud
Cyan point-cloud icon Sparse point-cloud reference＋ Small golden chair reference＝ Golden chair result study

Smart Low-Poly

Consider simpler geometry and clear silhouettes for your 3D concept.

Small storybook house shown with a vivid purple low-polygon wireframe overlay

How It Works

1

Start with
Text or Image

Choose a reference image, sketch, product photo, or text idea to begin your 3D workflow.

A chair reference image beside a dark image-upload interface
2

Explore
with Control

Describe the details that matter and consider shape, proportion, and reference views.

Dark 3D controls interface with bounding-box, voxel, and point-cloud examples
3

Review
Your Model

Inspect your 3D concept and continue with the options offered by the creation tool.

Wireframe preview of an upholstered chair beside a column of 3D file labels

Built for Your 3D Pipeline

Move from a first concept toward a more developed 3D asset for the creative tools and workflows you use.

API Platform

For teams thinking beyond a single model, an API can connect 3D creation to a larger workflow. Explore the tools available at the destination before choosing an integration approach.

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3D Platform Add-On

3D work often continues in an editor or game engine. Plan your model around the software, materials, and scene where you intend to use it.

Blender software emblem Unreal Engine software emblem Unity software emblem

Enterprise-grade Control

When several people work on 3D assets, clear access, shared references, and review practices help keep a project organized.

Single Sign-On (SSO)

Team Authentication

Consider how collaborators access the tools used in your workflow.

Identity Integration

Check which identity options are offered before adopting a tool.

Domain-Based Access

Keep project membership tied to the right organization.

Centralized User Control

Define who can view, change, and review shared work.

Multi-Team
Management

Organize contributors, responsibilities, and access across projects and workspaces.

Dark team-management interface with a compact list of project members

Shared Asset
Workspace

Keep models, textures, prompts, and project references together for collaborative review.

Small collection of 3D assets and collaborator portraits on a dark workspace card

Security &
Compliance

Evaluate storage, privacy, and access practices before putting important work in any tool.

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Shape It.

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