Chair from a product photo
What we set
Textured model + turntable, 1024 px texture. Nothing else to write: the model works from the file.
2 min 36 s on our RTX 4060 3 credits ($0.30) · Textured model + turntable
Try it with your own filePhoto to 3D model Runs on our GPU
Photo to 3D model (GLB)
One photo, a 3D model. One photo of an object in, a textured 3D model (GLB) and a turntable video out.
Create
3 credits · about 3 min on our GPU
What it does
Upload one photo of a single object. TripoSR removes the background, builds a textured 3D mesh and renders a turntable preview. Open the GLB in Windows 3D Viewer, Blender or a web viewer.
What you can do
3 real jobs, run on our GPU
Each example is a real run on our GPU: what went in, the exact instruction, and the result exactly as the model made it. Pick one to see it, then start from the same instruction.
Isometric illustration to 3D
What we set
Textured model + turntable, 1024 px texture. Nothing else to write: the model works from the file.
1 min 44 s on our RTX 4060 3 credits ($0.30) · Textured model + turntable
Try it with your own fileConcept car from a busy night wallpaper
What we set
Textured model + turntable, 1024 px texture. Nothing else to write: the model works from the file.
3 min 22 s on our RTX 4060 3 credits ($0.30) · Textured model + turntable
Try it with your own fileWorks well for
- Product 3D previews for shops
- Quick props for games and AR scenes
- 3D versions of illustrations and icons
- Concept models for 3D printing tests
- Turntable clips for social posts
Check before you rely on it
- The back of the object is guessed, so hidden sides look plausible, not exact.
- Cluttered backgrounds give soft, blurry detail.
- Fine parts (wheels, thin legs, text) come out soft.
- Textures are 1024 px; good for previews, not close-up product renders.
Gallery: real results from our GPU
3 examples from our own runs, with the times we measured. Open "Prompt and settings we used" under any of them for the exact input.
Chair from a product photo
Clean product shot: the cleanest mesh and a believable texture.
- GPU time
- 2 min 36 s
Prompt and settings we used
The picture that went in
- Model
- TripoSR
- Texture size
- 1024 px
Isometric illustration to 3D
A flat drawing became a sensible 3D shape.
- GPU time
- 1 min 44 s
Prompt and settings we used
The picture that went in
- Model
- TripoSR
- Texture size
- 1024 px
Concept car from a busy night wallpaper
Weakness probe: the background was removed and it reads as a car, but detail is soft and the wheels blurry. GLB not published (16 MB).
- GPU time
- 3 min 22 s
Prompt and settings we used
The picture that went in
- Model
- TripoSR
- Texture size
- 1024 px
Get the best result
The prompt and the model decide the output; bigger models and settings cost more credits. These notes come from what worked, and what did not, in our runs.
Do
- Use one object, centred, on a plain light background: the product-style chair gave the cleanest mesh.
- Shoot from a slight three-quarter angle so the model sees two sides.
- Try flat illustrations and icons: the isometric toolbox became a sensible 3D shape.
Avoid
- Use busy backgrounds: the night-scene car was cut out but came back with soft detail and blurry wheels.
- Use several objects or people in one photo; the model expects a single object.
Cost, quality and time
Times are end to end on our GPU (an RTX 4060 Laptop GPU, 8 GB), model loading included, before any jobs ahead of yours. "Estimate" marks an option we have not measured yet.
| Option | Credits | Typical time | Slowest seen | What to expect |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Textured model + turntableRecommended | 3 | 2 min 36 s | 3 min 22 s3 runs | Measured: 104-202 s (whole run, model load included). Most of it is the texture bake and the turntable render. |
Combine with other tools
Step-by-step recipes that use Photo to 3D model with other studio tools, with the credits each step costs.
The settings, explained
- Picturerequired
- One object, centred, on a plain background.Accepts: JPG, PNG, WEBP, up to 8 MB.
Create
You answer for your prompt and your choice of model and settings; the safety filter still checks every job, and a refused prompt costs nothing.
3 creditsabout 3-4 min on our GPU, plus any jobs ahead
You'll have 7 days to download it; then it's deleted.
Results are kept 7 days. Credits come back only if the job fails or never starts.
The line right now
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Credits are held when you send a job and spent when the result is ready. They come back automatically if the job fails, is refused or has not started within 24 hours. Results are kept 7 days, or 48 hours after your first download, then deleted; a result that expires unused is not refunded. Pricing and refunds
Frequently asked questions
What file do I get?
A GLB model with its texture, plus a short turntable video.
What opens a GLB?
Windows 3D Viewer, Blender, most web 3D viewers and many AR tools.
Can I 3D-print it?
Often yes after a check in a slicer; the mesh is made for viewing, so thin parts may need fixing.
Why does the back look odd?
One photo shows one side; the model invents the rest.
Can I upload a person?
Single objects work best; people come out poorly and the content rules still apply.
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