Sloyd

Sloyd generates 3D models from text or images in the browser, with no per-model credit limit advertised. It adds rigging, animation, video, audio, skyboxes and a scene editor aimed at game developers, designers and 3D printing hobbyists.

Sloyd is a browser-based 3D generator that turns text prompts or reference images into textured models without requiring hands-on modeling. The homepage stresses unlimited generation rather than a credit meter, so users can produce as many variations as they like and refine results instead of settling for a first attempt. Its audience spans game developers, designers, indie creators, jewelers and hobbyists who 3D print, with a gallery covering furniture, characters, vehicles, props and figurines. The core workflow has two entry points. Text to 3D takes a described object and returns a model, which suits quick ideation and exploring variants. Image to 3D accepts a photo, sketch, render or reference picture and builds a textured model from its shape and proportions. A companion image app generates and edits pictures with AI so they can serve as references before conversion. Reviewers quoted on the page mention previewing and adjusting a prompt before credits are used, and a library of customizable template objects. Beyond single models, the product has grown into a game-asset suite. Characters can be rigged automatically and given preset or text-driven motion, then exported to a game engine. Other tools cover AI video clips with sound, sound effects and voice-over exported as MP3, 360-degree skyboxes for Blender, Roblox, Unity or the web, a scene editor with an AI agent, a split-to-parts tool and a spritesheet generator. Dedicated pages address 3D printing, interior design, film production and e-commerce, and an API with documentation and a plugins page support integration into existing pipelines. Among alternatives, Sloyd sits between pure text-to-3D generators and full modeling packages. It offers more production-oriented extras than single-purpose generators, while leaving heavy sculpting and retopology to dedicated 3D software. The homepage claims more than a million creators and links to Capterra for further reviews, which gives prospective buyers an outside source to check quality claims against.