Fomrix for generating and exporting 3D meshes

Fomrix generates a 3D mesh from a text description or a reference image. Its Studio offers geometry-only and textured workflows. Rotate the result in the preview to inspect surfaces that were outside the view of the input photo, then choose the export that fits the next step in your project.

Pick geometry or a textured model

For a text prompt, describe one object and the features that matter to its shape. If you start from a reference image, the publisher lists JPG, PNG and WebP inputs. Check the outline and the underside once the mesh is ready. A camera prop that looks convincing in one preview angle may still need adjustments before you use it in a scene that shows all sides.

Keep the GLB for materials

The publisher says the original download is GLB with its available materials and textures. The download menu also offers geometry-only STL for printing and OBJ for editing. Keep the GLB if you expect to revise the asset later. If your destination needs FBX, the site describes converting the file separately, for example in Blender. Check the resulting file in the application that will use it.

Check mesh and credit requirements before committing

The site says generation requires an account and the model and quality settings affect the credit charge. Its examples let you open a completed asset in 3D and examine the source input. Compare a model that resembles your target object before deciding which workflow to try. For a print, inspect the exported geometry in your usual mesh or slicing tool and repair holes before treating the model as production-ready.