Upload a JPG or transparent PNG, ask DeepSeek to rebuild it as procedural Three.js code, preview the generated model, then download GLB or STL.
This tool is designed for quick, inspectable game-asset prototyping rather than one-click photogrammetry. It turns a reference image into a structured procedural model brief, generates Three.js geometry from that brief, renders the result locally in the browser, and lets you export the generated mesh as GLB or STL.
The source image is used as visual reference for a procedural reconstruction. The generation step identifies the main subject, breaks it into components, infers simple materials and proportions, and returns code plus a structured specification. That makes the result easier to inspect and edit than an opaque mesh produced by a black-box converter.
Choose GLB when the result will return to a web or game workflow. GLB can carry a scene hierarchy, transforms, geometry and material information in one binary file and is widely supported by Three.js and common DCC tools. It is the most practical default for browser previews and game-engine import.
Choose STL when you only need triangle geometry for a CAD-adjacent or fabrication workflow. STL does not preserve the richer scene and material structure available in GLB, so it is intentionally treated as a geometry export rather than the primary game-asset format.
Clean references work best: one main object, readable silhouette, limited occlusion and a camera angle that exposes the important proportions. A busy background or a subject cropped by the frame gives the generator less reliable evidence about shape. JPG and PNG files up to 10 MB are accepted.
Use the orbit preview before downloading. Check the silhouette from several angles, inspect the reported mesh and triangle counts, and read the generated specification for assumptions and limitations. If the result misunderstands a component, use a clearer reference rather than treating the first generation as ground truth.
The selected image is sent to the project generation endpoint because model analysis cannot happen entirely inside the browser. The tool is intended for assets you have the right to process. Generated geometry is an interpretation of a 2D reference and should be reviewed before production use, especially when exact dimensions or hidden surfaces matter.