Rodin

Rodin, made by Deemos under the Hyper3D brand, is an AI 3D model generator that turns text prompts or reference images into 3D assets. It is designed for people who need controllable results rather than a single fixed output: you can guide generation with bounding boxes, voxels, or point clouds, edit only part of a model, and choose how much time the model spends thinking. Assets can be exported to common formats, used through plugins for major 3D applications, or generated at scale through an API. A free tier lets you preview results before spending credits.

Key Features

• Text to 3D and image to 3D generation, with multi-image input for more control.
• 3D ControlNet with bounding box, voxel, and point cloud guidance.
• Partial editing of selected regions without rebuilding the whole model.
• Smart low-poly optimization for assets that need a lower polygon count.
• ChatAvatar for 3D avatars, OmniCraft for textures and HDRIs, and WorldGen for editable scenes.
• Plugins for Blender, Unity, Unreal, Godot, Maya, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Omniverse, and ComfyUI.
• Export to STL, FBX, OBJ, GLB, GLTF, and USDZ, plus a documented API for automated pipelines.

Who is it for

• Game developers who need props and environment assets for Unity, Unreal, or WebGL projects.
• Product and e-commerce teams that want 3D visuals from photos or sketches.
• 3D printing users who need clean, exportable models.
• Developers and studios that want API access, team controls, and commercial licensing.

What can you do with Rodin

• Generate a 3D model from a text description or a single reference image.
• Add extra views or spatial controls when the first result needs adjustment.
• Edit part of a model while keeping the rest intact.
• Create a 3D avatar with facial detail and PBR materials through ChatAvatar.
• Generate textures, HDRIs, or an editable scene with the OmniCraft tools.
• Export a model to your engine, printer, or AR pipeline, or call the API for batch generation.

How does Rodin work

1. Open the generator and choose text or image input.
2. Upload a reference image, sketch, or product photo, or write a prompt.
3. Select a thinking effort level, from a few seconds to a longer, more detailed pass.
4. Review the preview and use free retries, local edits, or ControlNet guidance to refine it.
5. Confirm the result and export it, or send it to a plugin or API workflow.

Pricing

• Free: $0 per month, with pay-per-credit generation at $1.50 per credit and free previews before purchase.
• Creator: $30 per month, or $24 per month billed yearly at $288 per year, with about 60 models.
• Business: $120 per month, or $96 per month billed yearly at $1,152 per year, with API access and about 416 models.
• Enterprise: custom pricing with on-premise deployment, custom LoRA, and volume discounts.
• Education: Creator-level benefits at education pricing after verification.

FAQ

Is Rodin free to try?

Yes. The Free plan lets you generate a preview before paying, and credits are charged only when you confirm a result.

What can I export?

Rodin exports STL, FBX, OBJ, GLB, GLTF, and USDZ, covering printing, game engines, web viewers, and AR.

Does Rodin have an API?

Yes. The API supports text-to-3D and image-to-3D generation and returns common 3D formats for use in your own tools.

Which 3D tools have plugins?

Plugins are available for Blender, Unity, Unreal, Godot, Maya, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Omniverse, and ComfyUI.

Can I use Rodin output commercially?

Commercial use depends on your plan and license. The Business plan includes a commercial license, and the pricing page lists licensing details.

What is the difference between Creator and Business?

Creator covers individual and small-team asset production, while Business adds full API access, higher throughput, high-poly quads, and a commercial license.