3D generation from multiple inputs
Generate 3D models from text, images, or uploaded files, with separate credit costs for mesh-only output and output with textures.
Magic3D is an AI creative studio for 3D models, images, and videos from text, images, or files, with browser tools to view and convert 3D files.
Magic3D is an AI creative studio for generating 3D models, images, and videos from text, images, or uploaded files. The site positions it as a browser-based workflow for creating, previewing, converting, and exporting assets without installing separate 3D software.
The product combines generation tools with a free online 3D viewer and a format converter, so users can move from concept to preview to file conversion in one site. The pricing page also shows a free plan, paid subscription tiers, and one-time credit packs, with commercial-use access and private assets included on higher plans.
Generate 3D models from text, images, or uploaded files, with separate credit costs for mesh-only output and output with textures.
Preview 3D models in a browser-based viewer with rotation, zoom, fullscreen, and automatic format detection.
Convert 3D files online between common formats such as GLB, GLTF, OBJ, STL, VOX, and PLY, with the converter describing bidirectional conversion support for the listed formats.
Export assets in formats mentioned on the site, including GLB, STL, and 4K images, with commercial rights included on paid plans.
Work in-browser without installing desktop software, with local browser processing described for viewer and converter tools.
Choose between subscription plans and one-time credit packs, with monthly credits, non-expiring packs, queue priority, and concurrent task limits varying by plan.
Create a 3D model from a text prompt, an image, or an uploaded file, then preview the result in the browser before exporting it.
Inspect AI-generated models directly in the browser when you want rotation, zoom, and fullscreen viewing without installing desktop software.
Convert models between common formats such as GLB, GLTF, OBJ, STL, VOX, and PLY when you need compatibility for web, printing, or downstream tools.
Use paid plans when you need commercial-use access, private assets, higher queue priority, or more concurrent tasks for repeat production work.
Buy non-expiring credit packs when you prefer one-time spending instead of a monthly subscription.
Yes. The pricing page includes a free plan with 30 sign-up credits and no credit card required.
Each generation consumes a fixed number of credits. The pricing page lists separate credit costs for text-to-3D, image-to-3D, upload-to-3D, image generation, and video generation, with an extra charge when PBR textures are enabled.
The site describes paid subscription plans and one-time credit packs. Subscription credits reset monthly, while pack credits never expire.
The pricing page says Free, Pro, Max, and Ultra differ by queue priority, concurrent tasks, export and commercial-use access, asset privacy, and support level.
The pricing page says subscriptions can be canceled anytime.