One sentence, one model
Describe what you need and AI builds real solid geometry — not a picture, a printable model
What this actually means
- Give a number and you get that number: 「12 cm long, 2 mm walls, a 1.5 cm hole in the side」 comes out at exactly that, not 「roughly」.
- You get a **solid**: it has volume, wall thickness and weight, and slicers read it directly — rather than something that merely looks 3D.
- Not happy with v1? Keep talking. It remembers the last round, so 「move that hole 5 mm left」 just works.
- It computes in your own browser: no queue, no upload, and losing your connection does not lose the model you are working on.
Common questions
- Do I get a mesh or a solid?
- A solid — a watertight manifold mesh with a real inside and outside. That is the prerequisite for slicing. Many 「AI 3D」 tools hand you a shell full of holes, which slicers reject.
- Can it handle something complicated in one sentence?
- The more complex it is, the more you should split it up. Body first, then holes, clips and ribs — one step per sentence, checking each result. Twenty requirements at once and a few will land wrong.
- It failed, or came out completely wrong.
- Usually one key dimension plus the purpose fixes it (「an enclosure for a Raspberry Pi 4B」 beats 「a box」 by a mile). Otherwise rephrase and retry — every earlier version is still in the history.