Seed3D 2.0

Seed3D 2.0 is a generate concepts tool that turns prompts and reference images into export-ready 3D models online. Seed3D 2.0 generates 3D models from text prompts, photos or 2D illustrations in the browser.

Seed3D 2.0 is a browser-based AI generator that converts text prompts or reference images into 3D models. It sits in the content creation space rather than in traditional modelling software: instead of building geometry by hand, you describe an object or upload a photo or illustration and let the system produce a rotatable asset. The site positions the tool around three entry points, text to 3D, photo to 3D and 2D to 3D, and targets product mockups, characters, props, scenes and concept art. In practice the workflow is short. You write a prompt or drop in a JPG, PNG or WEBP file (capped at 5MB), pick a texture tier from Standard, Pro or Ultra, and generate. Results open in a viewer you can drag to rotate, with an auto-rotate option for quick inspection. A style gallery spanning photorealistic, anime, low poly, clay render, pixel art, cyberpunk and other directions gives starting points, and the pitch is consistency across iterations so revisions stay coherent. Export formats listed are OBJ, FBX, GLB and STL, though availability can vary. The strongest claims are technical: sharper geometry that holds thin parts and hard edges, a material pipeline aimed at more reliable PBR results on reflective surfaces, part-aware generation for props and articulated objects, and output that reaches toward scene composition. For hobbyists and small studios, that means less first-pass cleanup before an asset can be reviewed. It is not a replacement for a full modelling suite, and the site offers no detail on rigging, topology control or retopology, so expect to finish assets elsewhere. Access is credit-based: registration grants free credits, and paid tiers start at $9.9 per month on annual billing for 6000 credits, rising to $23.9 for 15000 and $63.9 for 60000. Every paid plan lists unlimited downloads, permanent history and a commercial use licence. It is web only for now.