Generate a textured GLB 3D model from any image in your browser. No GPU or install needed — upload, review, and download image-to-3D results in seconds.
Use the fal production path for saved Pixal3D and Trellis 2 GLB jobs, then compare a second model lane before spending cleanup time.
Three-model API comparison
Pixal3D and Trellis 2 both convert an image URL into GLB assets. Hunyuan Motion uses a text prompt to create FBX motion. The workspace keeps those lanes behind one authenticated task and credit pipeline.
fal-ai/pixal3dfal-ai/trellis-2fal-ai/hunyuan-motion/fast + fal-ai/hunyuan-motionSample gallery
Public Pixal3D project assets and motion ideas arranged for 3D artists: readable silhouettes, simple backgrounds, and output lanes for GLB, FBX, or motion JSON.
Single-view character art for faithful silhouette and color reconstruction.
A stylized collectible character with clear silhouette, clean lighting, and visible full-body shape.
Simple product forms work well when the source image has clean edges and minimal background noise.
A clean product object on a plain background, centered camera, sharp edges, and consistent material color.
Hard-surface objects benefit from strong contrast and visible front-facing structure.
A hard-surface prop with visible contours, crisp lighting, and no cropped geometry.
Organic forms need readable posture, full object coverage, and enough texture detail.
An organic creature reference with full-body framing, readable anatomy, and detailed surface texture.
Use Trellis 2 as a second reconstruction lane when you want a comparison pass.
A toy-like object with rounded forms, front-facing composition, and distinct color regions.
Concept props are easiest to review when the source has a clear shadow and strong object boundary.
A concept prop for a 3D pipeline, centered view, plain backdrop, clear edges, and balanced exposure.
Studio object shots reduce ambiguity before GLB generation and downstream cleanup.
A studio object reference with neutral lighting, no occlusion, and enough texture detail for 3D reconstruction.
Use motion prompts when the deliverable is animation timing rather than static mesh geometry.
A character walks forward, turns around, and waves with natural timing.
Accessories need high-resolution source images so small material details survive the handoff.
A detailed accessory object with visible material zones, clean outline, and no heavy blur.
Run another image-to-3D pass when a portfolio model needs different geometry interpretation.
A portfolio-ready model reference with centered subject, readable silhouette, and simple background.
3D pixel, pixel 3D, and 3D AI
FAQ
The questions people ask before running an image-to-3D job in this workspace, answered in plain terms.
A 3D pixel search usually means image-to-3D where every pixel of the source picture stays tied to the model's surface instead of being wrapped loosely around it. Pixal3D does this through back-projection, lifting pixel features into 3D so the front view of the generated GLB stays faithful to the reference image. It is not voxel art: the pixel grid does not become a block grid. To run it, upload a clear image or paste a public image URL in the workspace above, choose the Pixal3D lane, and download the textured GLB.
An AI 3D generator turns one image or a text prompt into a downloadable 3D model. On pixal3d.ai the image-to-3D lanes return a textured GLB mesh with PBR maps, and the text-to-motion lane returns FBX motion, all run through the Fal provider in your browser with no GPU or install needed.
Upload one clear image or paste a public image URL, pick the Pixal3D or Trellis 2 lane, and submit. The workspace previews the GLB in the page and then lets you download it. A full subject, a clean silhouette, and a simple background give the most faithful front view.
Image-to-3D runs return a GLB mesh with PBR textures that you preview and download in the browser. Text-to-motion runs return FBX plus motion JSON. Free browser tools on this site also convert GLB to OBJ or STL.
Pixal3D runs cost 180 to 390 credits, Trellis 2 runs cost 160 to 310 credits, and text-to-motion costs 60 or 80 credits, with the exact price shown beside the submit button. A default Pixal3D job costs 220 credits, and new accounts get 1 free image credit plus 1 per daily check-in.
No. The hosted workspace runs the models on the provider side, so a browser is enough. Running the open Pixal3D repository locally is a separate Linux and CUDA workflow that you do not need for the hosted lanes.
Prepare a photo for a miniature, open the real 3D generator, then size a GLB as a 32 mm STL. Preview geometry and check it in your slicer before printing.
Create a decorative model from a photo, inspect the GLB and export an 80 mm STL. Check attachment points and wall thickness before making a hanging ornament.
Create a product 3D concept from a photo, inspect its silhouette and export GLB geometry as OBJ. Keep labels, physical measurements and textures under review.