Describe an object or upload one picture of it, and get back a textured mesh you can drop into a scene. Tripo H3.1 and Hunyuan 3D Rapid sit in the same workspace, with a 3D preview before you download.
Start from words when the object only exists in your head, or from a photo when it already sits on your desk.
Write what the object is, how it is built, and what it is made of, and the text to 3D generator returns a textured mesh with a preview render. Tripo H3.1 ships PBR materials on by default and lets you set the face count anywhere from 1,000 to 2,000,000, so the same prompt can produce a game-ready low-poly asset or a dense model for close-up renders.
Prompts run up to 1,024 characters, enough to spell out proportions, surface wear, and color. When the first mesh is close but not right, change one line and regenerate instead of remodeling.
Upload one photo of the object and the image to 3D generator rebuilds it as a mesh, filling in the sides the camera never saw. Hunyuan 3D Rapid takes a JPG, PNG, or WEBP between 128 and 5,000 pixels and returns the model in about two to three minutes.
A simple background with the object filling more than half the frame gives the cleanest result. Export as GLB or FBX for engines, OBJ or STL for printing, or USDZ for AR.
Two models, both able to start from text or from a single image. Pick Tripo H3.1 when you need control over topology and face count, Hunyuan 3D Rapid when you need a quick lightweight mesh.
Write a prompt of up to 1,024 characters, or upload one photo with a plain background and the object filling the frame.
Pick Tripo H3.1 or Hunyuan 3D Rapid, turn PBR materials on or off, and set the face count if the model supports it.
Rotate the mesh in the 3D preview, regenerate if a side looks off, and download it in the format your engine or printer reads.
Pick the tab closest to your pipeline to see where a generated mesh saves the most time.
Describe a barrel, a lantern, or a crate, set a low face count, and drop the GLB into the engine as a placeholder that already has textures. Replace it later if the level survives playtesting.
Rebuild a product from a single catalog shot so shoppers can spin it around on the page. The same mesh exports as USDZ for a quick AR preview on the listing.
Sketch the idea in words, generate a rough mesh, and look at it from angles a 2D concept never shows. Iterate on the prompt until the silhouette works, then refine the winner in your own tool.
Generate the shape, export STL from Hunyuan 3D Rapid, and take it into your slicer. A prompt that names the object and its proportions gets you to a first test print faster than a blank modeling scene.
An AI 3D model generator builds a mesh from a text description or from a single image. You describe or upload, the model produces geometry and textures, and you download a file such as GLB that opens in game engines, 3D tools, and AR viewers.
Atlas Cloud supports Tripo H3.1 and Hunyuan 3D Rapid, and both accept either a text prompt or a single image as input.
Yes. Text to 3D takes a prompt of up to 1,024 characters and returns a textured mesh. The more the prompt says about shape, material, and proportion, the closer the first result lands.
Yes. Image to 3D works from one JPG, PNG, or WEBP between 128 and 5,000 pixels on Hunyuan 3D Rapid, or from a single image URL on Tripo H3.1. A plain background with the object filling most of the frame gives the best mesh.
Tripo H3.1 exports GLB by default and FBX when quad topology is requested. Hunyuan 3D Rapid exports GLB, OBJ, USDZ, FBX, and STL, plus an MP4 turntable preview.
Yes. Both models can generate PBR materials. Tripo H3.1 turns them on by default, and Hunyuan 3D Rapid offers them as an option.
Tripo H3.1 lets you set a face limit between 1,000 and 2,000,000. Hunyuan 3D Rapid uses a fixed mid-range budget.
Hunyuan 3D Rapid lists about two to three minutes per model. Tripo H3.1 does not publish a fixed time, so watch the progress in the workspace while it runs.
Yes. Both models are available through the Atlas Cloud API with the same authentication as the image and video endpoints. Browse the 3D model pages to start building.
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