Meshy
Meshy creates 3D models from written descriptions, photos, sketches, and concept art. Its workspace combines generation with texturing, character rigging, and preparation for game or 3D-printing workflows. You can start with a direct prompt or image, while its 3D Agent offers a conversational route through concept selection and generation.
Generating and refining a model
Text to 3D generates a textured model without a reference image. Image to 3D accepts a photo or multiple views of the same object; the features page describes using two to eight views. The 3D Agent can propose several 2D concepts, refine them through chat, and convert the chosen concept into a downloadable model.
Meshy's features page also lists AI Texturing for uploaded models and retopology tools for remeshing. That makes it possible to bring an existing asset into part of the workflow rather than generating every model inside Meshy. Experienced artists can export a result for further work in their usual 3D software.
Preparing assets for animation or printing
Auto-rigging supports humanoid and quadruped characters. The product supplies motion presets and a text-to-animation feature for rigged characters. Its Low Poly mode lets you choose a polygon count, while PBR texturing supplies maps such as albedo, normal, metallic, and roughness.
For printing, Meshy describes printability checks, automatic repair, and splitting complex models into parts. It lists STL, OBJ, and 3MF exports for slicers. Digital-asset formats include FBX, GLB, and USDZ. Choose the export for your destination, then inspect the asset in the engine or slicer before relying on it in a finished project. Publisher statements about ready-to-use geometry do not replace that inspection.
Free access and the Agent beta
The pricing FAQ lists 100 monthly credits for Free and 1,000 monthly credits for Pro. Monthly credits reset; permanent purchased or reward credits do not expire. The captured plan cards do not show paid subscription prices.
The 3D Agent page says its public beta is available to Pro members and above, with a free trial still on the way. A free Meshy account therefore does not establish free access to that particular workflow.
Check the license for commercial work
Meshy's captured pages conflict about Free output rights. The features FAQ describes Free assets as personal and evaluation use only, while the pricing FAQ says Free outputs use CC BY 4.0 and permits commercial use with attribution. Both describe commercial rights on paid plans. Confirm the terms attached to your account and asset before using Free output in a commercial project; the two statements do not establish one settled Free license here.