NovaGen3D

AI 3D model generator with texture, rigging and format tools in the browser

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What is NovaGen3D?

NovaGen3D turns text, single images or multi-view references into GLB models using several AI engines (Hunyuan 3D, Tripo, Rodin, Hitem3D, Trellis), then adds texturing, part separation, rigging, motion presets, a local 3D viewer and a format converter in one browser workspace.

NovaGen3D is a browser workspace for producing 3D assets with AI. A written description, a single reference image or a set of labeled views can become a GLB file without installing a modeling application, since generation runs on cloud servers. The pitch is breadth: text to 3D, image to 3D, multi-view to 3D, texturing, part separation, auto rigging, animation retargeting, a viewer and a converter all sit behind one login, so a prop or character can move from first sketch to finished file without bouncing between services. Model choice is the part that separates it from single-engine competitors. Text to 3D offers Auto, Hunyuan 3D, Tripo and Rodin, while image-driven tasks add Hitem3D and Trellis. Each engine keeps its own controls: Hunyuan 3D can return geometry only or textured output with optional PBR; Tripo splits geometry quality from texture quality; Rodin offers Fast and Standard tiers running from Minimum up to Extreme-High; Hitem3D handles object or portrait references with Fast and Pro options. Auto picks an engine for you, though you still set base for a draft or Pro for more detail. Multi-view input has engine-specific view counts and label orders, which is worth reading before uploading. Refinement tasks are where the workspace earns its keep. An existing GLB up to 100 MB can enter the texture generator with a style reference, go through part separation to return selectable mesh groups, or receive a humanoid skeleton with skin weights from auto rigging. Apply animations builds a new skeleton and returns up to 10 motions from 38 presets as separate files. The viewer opens common formats locally and the converter exports GLTF, OBJ, STL, PLY or static USDZ on your device. The tool suits indie game developers, product visualization artists and 3D printing hobbyists who need a starting mesh fast. It is not a replacement for a full editor: the site itself advises checking small controls, mesh edges, scale, deformation and foot contact before a model enters a final scene, and part separation does not arrange pieces for printing.

How do you use NovaGen3D?

  1. 1Create an account and open the workspace
    Sign up or log in at the auth page to reach the generation workspace. The model settings panel and preview sit side by side, and each generation shows an estimated credit cost before you commit.
    NovaGen3D — Create an account and open the workspace
  2. 2Pick an input route
    Describe one object in Text to 3D if you have no artwork, or upload a single PNG, JPG, JPEG or WebP in Image to 3D. Use Multi-view to 3D when at least two labeled views of the same object exist.
    NovaGen3D — Pick an input route
  3. 3Choose an engine and quality tier
    Select Auto, Hunyuan 3D, Tripo or Rodin for text prompts, and add Hitem3D or Trellis for images. Set base or Pro to control draft versus detail, and enable textures or PBR where the engine allows it.
    NovaGen3D — Choose an engine and quality tier
  4. 4Inspect the returned GLB
    Open the file in the 3D Viewer to check the mesh and materials. The viewer accepts GLB, GLTF, OBJ, STL, PLY, FBX, 3MF and DRC, and keeps local files on your device.
    NovaGen3D — Inspect the returned GLB
  5. 5Refine or animate the model
    Send the GLB to the texture generator, separate parts, or auto rigging for a humanoid skeleton. Apply animations if you need preset motion clips returned as separate files.
  6. 6Export for the next application
    Use the converter to turn the GLB into GLTF, OBJ ZIP, STL, PLY or static USDZ, choosing the format your target software reads. Conversion runs in the browser.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Several generation engines under one account, with Auto choosing an engine when the user has no preferenceAI
  • Refinement path for existing GLB files: texture replacement, part separation and humanoid rigging without regeneratingAI
  • Local 3D viewer and converter handle common formats, keeping file inspection and conversion on the deviceAI
  • Engine-specific controls expose real trade-offs, such as geometry-only output, separate texture quality and Rodin quality tiersAI
  • Animation retargeting returns each of up to 10 motions as its own GLB, which keeps scenes manageableAI

Cons

  • Output is GLB only for generation tasks, so other formats depend on the converter and static USDZ is the sole USD optionAI
  • Multi-view inputs are fussy: view counts and label orders differ per engine, and front must come first for Hunyuan 3DAI
  • Auto rigging adds a skeleton and weights but no motion clips, and retargeting replaces the skeleton rather than editing the original rigAI
  • Part separation can bundle unwanted detail into a returned group, forcing manual cleanup in a separate editorAI
  • No API or integration details are published on the homepage, which limits pipeline automation for studiosAI

How much does NovaGen3D cost?

Free trial

A Start Free Trial button links to the account login page, and a free tier appears to exist, but the homepage does not state trial length, credit allowance or whether a card is required.

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Pricing

The homepage names credits as the pricing unit: a generation is listed at 10 credits with an estimated time of roughly 30 seconds, and Auto is described as the value choice among engines. Detailed plan tiers and prices are not stated on the homepage; the pricing page holds the current figures.

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Features

Text to 3D, image to 3D, multi-view to 3D, and a texture generator that applies a reference appearance to an existing GLB. Part separation returns selectable mesh components, auto rigging adds a humanoid skeleton and skin weights, and animation retargeting applies up to 10 motions from 38 presets. A local 3D viewer handles eight formats, and a converter exports GLTF, OBJ ZIP, STL, PLY or static USDZ.

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Frequently asked questions about NovaGen3D

  • How much does NovaGen3D cost?
    The homepage names credits as the pricing unit: a generation is listed at 10 credits with an estimated time of roughly 30 seconds, and Auto is described as the value choice among engines. Detailed plan tiers and prices are not stated on the homepage; the pricing page holds the current figures.
  • Does NovaGen3D offer a free trial?
    A Start Free Trial button links to the account login page, and a free tier appears to exist, but the homepage does not state trial length, credit allowance or whether a card is required.
  • How do you use NovaGen3D?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create an account and open the workspace 2. Pick an input route 3. Choose an engine and quality tier 4. Inspect the returned GLB 5. Refine or animate the model 6. Export for the next application.
  • What platforms does NovaGen3D support?
    NovaGen3D is available on Web App.
  • What are the limitations of NovaGen3D?
    Output is GLB only for generation tasks, so other formats depend on the converter and static USDZ is the sole USD option. Multi-view inputs are fussy: view counts and label orders differ per engine, and front must come first for Hunyuan 3D. Auto rigging adds a skeleton and weights but no motion clips, and retargeting replaces the skeleton rather than editing the original rig.

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Added10/22/2026

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