Modelfy 3D

Modelfy 3D is a design tool that turns a single image or text prompt into a textured 3D model. Modelfy 3D converts a single image, several images or a text prompt into downloadable 3D models with optional PBR textures. It offers four quality tiers up to 300K polygons, GLB, OBJ and STL export, credit-based plans and free browser 3D tools.

Modelfy 3D is a web-based generator that converts 2D images into 3D models. Users upload a JPG, PNG or WEBP file, or write a text prompt, and the service returns a model with optional PBR textures. It targets game developers, 3D printing hobbyists, product designers, e-commerce teams and marketers who need usable meshes without learning Blender or Maya. In practice, the workflow centers on one generator panel. A visitor picks Image to 3D or Text to 3D, chooses single-image or multiple-image input, selects a quality tier, and decides whether to generate textures. The site lists four tiers: Fast at 15K polygons, Standard at 30K, Pro at 60K and Ultra at 300K. Behind the scenes the system preprocesses the image, then adjusts octree resolution and inference steps to match the chosen tier. Finished jobs can be downloaded as GLB for web and game engines, OBJ for 3D software, or STL for printing, along with texture maps and preview images. A small asset library supports filtering, favorites, archiving, and custom titles, descriptions and tags. Access runs on credits. The Free plan includes a monthly allowance and a welcome gift but is limited to Standard quality, no PBR textures, and a CC BY 4.0 license on generated assets. Pro and Max raise credit allowances, unlock Pro and Ultra downloads, 4K PBR textures, private customer-owned assets and longer hosting windows, with Max adding priority support and an uptime SLA. Separately, the site offers browser-based utilities that run locally: a 3D viewer, a file converter and a 3D text generator. Compared with manual modeling or with general-purpose image generators, Modelfy 3D sits in the narrow image-to-mesh category, where it competes on polygon budget, export formats and pricing rather than on editing depth. Output quality claims on the site come from the vendor, so test with your own source images before committing to a paid tier.