Fomrix

You start with either a reference image (JPG, PNG or WebP) or a few words describing the object. In Studio you pick the engine and the level of detail: geometry only, a textured surface or a detailed textured model. A text-to-3D model with standard geometry and no textures costs 10 credits, while textured and detailed image models cost 30 or 60 credits.

Fomrix then generates the model and shows it in an interactive web viewer, where you can orbit, zoom and check the lighting, the inferred sides and the wireframe before downloading anything.

If the result works, you download the GLB for your 3D software, game engine or website. For printing, you convert the geometry to STL with the free converter, set the size, check thickness and supports in your slicer, and use the STL repair tool to fix common mesh issues. The site notes that STL exports the shape without textures and that generated models have not been print-tested.

Every model stays in your library, so you can come back to it, convert it again or use it as the start of the next project.

• •

  Image to 3D - Generate a textured starting asset from one reference image, with GLB output and optional PBR materials. Useful for turning artwork into a character mesh or a product photo into a 3D concept.

• •

  Text to 3D - Describe an object in a few words and get a mesh, at 10 credits for standard geometry without textures, which makes quick iteration on scene assets inexpensive.

• •

  Two generation engines - H3.1 for characters, props and product concepts, and P1 for a target of 50 to 20,000 faces when polygon budgets matter in game and web pipelines.

• •

  Inspect before download - A real-time 360 degree orbit and lighting view shows the actual geometry and materials so you can judge a result before importing it anywhere.

• •

  Free browser 3D tools - An STL viewer, GLB viewer, OBJ viewer, GLB to STL converter and STL repair tool that need no credits.

• •

  Print workflow - Convert generated geometry to STL, prepare it in your slicer and repair mesh problems, with clear notes on what STL export does and does not include.

Fomrix fits indie game developers and web developers who need props, characters and scene assets quickly, and who care about face counts and GLB output. Makers and hobbyists with a 3D printer can turn an image of a pet, a figurine idea or a part into a printable starting shape. Product designers and ecommerce teams can explore a product from every angle before a physical sample exists. Occasional users can buy a one-time credit pack, while regular creators can choose a monthly or yearly plan for a lower credit rate.