Step 1
Upload one clear image
Use a JPG, PNG, or WebP with one object, a simple background, and visible material details.
Browser-based image-to-3D
Convert an Image to a 3D Model
Upload one image, generate a textured 3D asset with TRELLIS 2 or another available model, preview it locally in the browser, and export a GLB. No local GPU installation is required.
Upload an image and generate a 3D model
Image-to-3D converter
Generate textured GLB assets with base color, roughness, metallic, and opacity, with premium controls and up to 1536 resolution.
Upload Image(0/1)
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3D Model Preview
Upload an image and click Generate to create a 3D model
How image-to-3D works
One source image, one model choice, and one downloadable GLB.
Step 2
Choose a 3D model
Start with TRELLIS 2 or switch to another model when you need a different control or output profile.
Step 3
Preview and export GLB
Inspect the generated asset in your browser, then download the GLB for Blender, Unity, Unreal, or the web.
What current image-to-3D output can represent
These are official Microsoft TRELLIS.2 research figures, shown as capability references rather than results generated by trellis2.com.
Choose the model for your workflow
Pricing and controls come from the same registry used by the live generator.
TRELLIS 2
Generate textured GLB assets with base color, roughness, metallic, and opacity, with premium controls and up to 1536 resolution.
Hunyuan3D v3.1 Pro
Use Hunyuan3D v3.1 Pro to convert one image into a high-quality 3D model with optional PBR materials.
Meshy v6
Convert a single image into a textured 3D model with Meshy v6 controls for topology, texture, rigging, and animation.
Tripo v2.5
Use Tripo v2.5 to generate 3D mesh assets from a single image with texture quality and quad mesh controls.
Hyper3D Rodin
Generate a Rodin 3D mesh from an image with output format, material, quality, and HighPack controls.
Image-to-3D FAQ
What image works best for image-to-3D generation?
Use a sharp image with one object, a simple background, limited occlusion, and enough visual information to infer the object silhouette and materials.
What file format can I download?
The current workflow returns a GLB file that can be previewed in the browser and imported into common 3D tools.
Do I need a local GPU?
No local GPU is required for the web generator. The upstream TRELLIS.2 repository has separate Linux and NVIDIA GPU requirements for local installation.
Which image-to-3D model should I choose?
Use TRELLIS 2 for its PBR and topology-oriented controls, then test another model with the same source image when speed, face-count, rigging, or workflow options matter more.