Hyper3D Rodin is the 3D generator on hyper3d.ai. The homepage says you turn images, sketches, or illustrations into detailed 3D models with Hyper3D Rodin, and you can also create detailed 3D models from simple text prompts with Hyper3D Rodin. One image is enough for Rodin to generate most objects. Optional additional views can provide more visual detail when you want extra control. The pricing page says to compare Free, Creator, Business, and Enterprise plans for Rodin AI 3D generation, API access, ChatAvatar, and OmniCraft workflows. Free is shown as $0 and direct credits cost $1.5 per credit.
A 3D model, with image, video, and texture tools named beside it
Access
Website account, plus an API key on the API page
Is Hyper3D right for you?
Hyper3D fits a person who already has one reference picture or a sentence and wants a mesh before opening a desktop modeler. The Free row says generate for free before confirmation, then pay by result. Creator is for artists, indie teams, and creators producing 3D assets regularly, with billed monthly - $30 / month and billed yearly - $288 today. Business adds full API access at billed monthly - $120 / month and billed yearly - $1,152 today. Enterprise is Let's Talk, with custom annual agreements available.
A good fit for
A single product photo or sketch you want turned into a 3D model before you confirm a credit.
A studio that wants the Creator redo counts or the Business API rate shown on the pricing page.
A pipeline that will call Rodin Gen-2 for text-to-3D, image-to-3D, status, download, and texture jobs.
Know the trade-offs
Direct credits cost $1.5 per credit even on the $0 row, and the page also shows a Free 7-Day Trial link.
Estimated output About 60 models on Creator and About 416 models on Business are estimates, not a guaranteed count.
The privacy page says personal data can include prompts, chat history, and account credentials. Read that policy before you upload a private design.
Image, text, partial edits, and the Gen-2 API.
Start from one image or a short prompt
The homepage tells you to turn images, sketches, or illustrations into detailed 3D models with Hyper3D Rodin. Upload a reference image and bring your visual ideas to life in seconds. The same page says one image is enough for Rodin to generate most objects. Optional additional views can provide more visual detail when you want extra control. Text is a second door: create detailed 3D models from simple text prompts with Hyper3D Rodin. Describe your idea, and turn it into a high-quality 3D asset in seconds. The header also says start with text prompts or reference images, and turn them into detailed 3D models in seconds. Beside those two doors the page names an image generator and a video generator. The image line is a text-to-image prompt for a studio product render with neutral lighting and a clean topology reference. The video line says upload an image, describe the motion, and generate a short preview. An AI avatar block says create nearly production-ready 3D avatar packages from text descriptions or reference images, with a detailed face, matching body mesh, PBR materials, and built-in facial controls. Those are separate labels from the Rodin mesh path. A thinking-effort list includes Extreme-Low ~ 4s, Low ~ 9s, Medium ~ 20s, High ~ 40s, and Extreme-High ~ 80s next to a Generate Free Preview control. The page does not say which tier those times belong to.
High-fidelity detail control on the homepage points at OmniCraft texture tools, precise partial edits, and optional low-poly optimization for compatible 3D assets. Partial Edit says edit selected regions of a 3D asset without rebuilding the model. 3D ControlNet says guide generation with boxes, voxels, and point clouds. A separate BANG label sits with those controls, without a longer definition in the public text. The texture tool says create stylized textures for your 3D models from any image, turning ordinary photos or artwork into unique, artistic surface materials. OmniCraft says create realistic, high-dynamic-range environment maps, turning simple text prompts or 360° descriptions into ready-to-use HDRIs for lighting and rendering. The nav lists OmniCraft jobs by name: AI Image Remix, AI Image Enhancer, AI Texture Generator, AI HDRI Generator, 3D Model Search Engine, SVG to 3D Converter, and 3D Mesh Editor. Plug-in names on the same page are Blender, Unity, Unreal, Godot, Maya, 3DS Max, and ComfyUI. Style names run from Abstract, Anime, and Cartoon through Low Poly, Photorealistic, Pixel Art, and Voxel. Use-case labels include 3D Printing, Animation, Game Development, Automotive Design, E-commerce, VR/AR, Character Design, Jewelry Design, and Mechanical Engineering. Those are menu labels.
Read Free, Creator, and Business as different confirm rules
The pricing meta says compare Free, Creator, Business, and Enterprise plans for Rodin AI 3D generation, API access, ChatAvatar, and OmniCraft workflows. The intro line is simple plans for Rodin 3D generation, API access, ChatAvatar previews, OmniCraft tools, and production support. Monthly and Yearly sit above a Save 20% note. Free says start creating and pay only when you confirm results. The amount line is $0 $0 / mo / mo. Direct credits cost $1.5 per credit. Under Rodin, Free lists generate for free before confirmation, export from legacy models, and basic image-to-3D and text-to-3D exploration. The workspace row lists 10 private assets, public gallery publishing, and a pay by result workflow. Creator is marked Popular and described for artists, indie teams, and creators producing 3D assets regularly. The price line is Popular $30 $24 / mo / mo. Billed monthly - $30 / month. Billed yearly - $288 today. Estimated output About 60 models. The Rodin list adds multi-image to 3D, Smart Low-Poly, HD Texture and Custom Texture, baked normals from high-poly, redos of Geometry x20 and Material x6, and more polycount options. Image and video says free Creator tier models, naming Seedream and default models. OmniCraft says Image Remix - Free, HDRI Generator - Free 8K, Texture Generator - Free downloads, and Image Enhancer - Unlimited 2K and 4K. Workspace says unlimited export and any use, and unlimited private assets. A slider of $30 $60 $120 $180 $240 is shown under the estimate. The page does not define what moving that slider changes.
Business is described for studios, product teams, and API workflows that need scale. The price line is $120 $96 / mo / mo. Billed monthly - $120 / month. Billed yearly - $1,152 today. Estimated output About 416 models. It says everything in Creator, then full API access, high-resolution textures and high-poly quads, redos of Geometry x50 and Material x15, and 120 RPM on the first three tiers with 240 RPM on higher tiers. Image and video names Nano Banana 2, Veo 3.1, and Seedance as free featured Business tier models. ChatAvatar lists a 3D preview before purchase and says a commercial license is included. Enterprise is Custom, shown as Let's Talk, with custom usage, deployment, and support terms and custom annual agreements available. The control list names team-grade administration, private on-premise deployment, custom LoRA and fine-tuning, a volume discount, and AI+Artist support. The API page says use Rodin Gen-2 endpoints to submit text-to-3D, image-to-3D, status, download, and texture jobs from your own product or production pipeline. A sample request posts to https://api.hyper3d.com/api/v2/rodin with a bearer token, tier Gen-2, the prompt stylized sci-fi crate, and geometry_file_format glb. A second sample uses tier Gen-2.5-Medium, mesh_mode Raw, quality medium, material PBR, and a wooden treasure chest prompt. The illustrated response includes consumed 0.5. The page says all charges are in credits, and get your API key and start building for free. It also says submit tasks, check progress, then download generated files, and export assets for web, games, AR, DCC, and production review. The privacy page, from Deemos Corporation, says the services include ChatAvatar and Rodin, and we process your personal data only as described in this Privacy Policy. Personal data in that policy includes nicknames, email addresses, passwords, and chat history, plus prompts you post or upload.
Is to upload one product photo, use the Free path that generates for free before confirmation, and only then decide whether the result is worth a credit. One image is enough for Rodin to generate most objects, so a second or third view is optional when the first angle hides a handle or a sole. Pay by result is the workspace line on Free, next to 10 private assets and public gallery publishing. Direct credits cost $1.5 per credit, so a stack of rejected previews is not the same cost as a stack of confirmed exports.
Keep a small batch inside Creator
For a regular asset list is the Creator row: multi-image to 3D, Smart Low-Poly, HD texture, baked normals, and redos of Geometry x20 and Material x6. Estimated output About 60 models sits under billed yearly - $288 today. Unlimited private assets and unlimited export and any use are the workspace lines, which is a different limit from the Free row's 10 private assets. Treat About 60 models as the page's estimate. If the job is a one-off prop, the $0 row plus direct credits cost $1.5 per credit may be the smaller commitment. If the job is a season of props, the Creator redo counts are the lines to compare.
Send Gen-2 jobs from your own pipeline
For a production tool is to read the API page before buying Business. Use Rodin Gen-2 endpoints to submit text-to-3D, image-to-3D, status, download, and texture jobs from your own product or production pipeline. The sample form fields are prompt, tier, mesh mode, quality, geometry file format, and material. Business includes full API access with 120 RPM on the first three tiers and 240 RPM on higher tiers. All charges are in credits is the pricing line on that API page.
How to get started with Hyper3D
1
Pick image or text
On the homepage, upload a reference image or write a prompt. Add optional views when you want extra control.
2
Preview, then confirm
Use the Free path that generates before confirmation. Direct credits cost $1.5 per credit when you pay for a result.
3
Match the plan to the job
Stay on Free for 10 private assets, move to Creator for the $30 month or $288 year, or open Business for the API rate.
4
Call the API only with a key
From the API page, create a key and post a Gen-2 or Gen-2.5 job, then check status and download the file.
Free at $0 and Creator at $30 and Business at $120.
Free at $0 and $0 / mo / mo and says direct credits cost $1.5 per credit. Creator shows $30 $24 / mo / mo, billed monthly - $30 / month, billed yearly - $288 today, estimated output about 60 models. Business shows $120 $96 / mo / mo, billed monthly - $120 / month, billed yearly - $1,152 today, estimated output about 416 models. Enterprise is Let's Talk. A Free 7-Day Trial link is in the header. Yearly is marked Save 20%.
Free
Start creating and pay only when you confirm results.
$0.
$0 / mo, plus direct credits at $1.5.
Generate for free before confirmation
10 private assets
Basic image-to-3D and text-to-3D exploration
Creator
Artists, indie teams, and creators producing 3D assets regularly.
Production teams that need security, deployment, and custom support.
Not verified.
Custom annual agreements available.
Private on-premise deployment
Custom LoRA and fine-tuning
Let's Talk
The $24 and $96 figures sit beside the monthly prices on the yearly toggle. Education is named as Creator tier benefits at education pricing after verification.
You are comparing catalog 3D tools and Rodin's API sample is not the integration you need.
Hyper3D's public difference is the Gen-2 endpoint for text, image, status, download, and texture, plus the published $30 and $120 monthly rows. Do not assume Tripo shares those credit rules.
You want a different 3D service in this catalog rather than a self-serve Rodin preview.
Use Hyper3D when the documented path is one image or a prompt, a confirm step, and an export or API download.
Hyper3D: common questions
Does Hyper3D have a free plan?
Yes. The pricing page shows Free at $0 and says start creating and pay only when you confirm results. Generate for free before confirmation is a Free Rodin line. Direct credits cost $1.5 per credit. A Free 7-Day Trial link is also in the site header.
Creator is billed monthly - $30 / month and billed yearly - $288 today, with $24 also shown on the yearly presentation and estimated output about 60 models. Business is billed monthly - $120 / month and billed yearly - $1,152 today, with $96 on that yearly presentation and estimated output about 416 models. Enterprise does not publish a number.
Use Rodin Gen-2 endpoints to submit text-to-3D, image-to-3D, status, download, and texture jobs. The sample calls set a bearer token and fields such as tier, prompt, and geometry_file_format. All charges are in credits. The page says to get an API key and start building for free, which is not the same sentence as the website's $0 plan.
We process your personal data only as described in this Privacy Policy. The policy, for sites operated by Deemos Corporation, says personal data includes nicknames, email addresses, passwords, chat history, and social account information, and that prompts you post or upload are collected.
Image to 3D takes a reference image, with optional extra views. Text to 3D takes a prompt. Partial edits target selected regions. ControlNet is described as boxes, voxels, and point clouds. The page also names image, video, avatar, texture, and HDRI tools with their own short prompts.
NavHunt did not run Hyper3D and did not confirm a mesh, a credit charge, or an API download. This profile quotes the public hyper3d.ai homepage, pricing page, API page, and privacy policy only. A Free 7-Day Trial control was not completed. This description is based on Hyper3D's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including Hyper3D Rodin homepage, Hyper3D pricing, Hyper3D API, Hyper3D privacy policy.