Text to 3D Is Live — Type a Prompt, Download a 3D Model
Forge is live on three.ws. Type a description — a crystal wizard with a glowing staff — and get back a textured, interactive 3D model you can orbit, inspect in AR, and download as a standard GLB file. It runs entirely in the browser at three.ws/forge. No install, no signup, no 3D experience required.
It also works from photos: upload one to four images of an object and Forge reconstructs it as a 3D model. Prompt in, model out — both directions.
How it works
Text→3D runs a two-stage pipeline. First, your prompt is rendered into a reference image by a state-of-the-art image model. Then the image is lifted into 3D by TRELLIS, a 3D reconstruction model that produces full geometry with baked textures. The output is a GLB — the open standard that loads in Blender, Unity, Unreal, three.js, and every major 3D tool.
- Quality tiers. Draft for fast iteration, Standard for everyday use, High for final assets.
- Engine choice. The default pipeline works out of the box. If you have your own Meshy or Tripo API key, plug it in — the key stays in your browser.
- Gallery. Every generation is stored in the public Forge gallery, so you can browse what other people are making and remix the prompts.
What you do with the model
A generated model is not a dead end on three.ws — it feeds the rest of the platform:
- Inspect and download. Orbit it, view it in AR on your phone, hit fullscreen cinema mode, download the GLB.
- Build scenes. Send it straight into Scene Studio and compose it with other models, lights, and materials.
- Give an agent a body. Use the model as the 3D body of an AI agent — the same pipeline that powers every agent on three.ws.
- Deploy on-chain. Take the finished agent through on-chain registration and embed it anywhere with one
<agent-3d>tag.
Agents can use it too
The same generation pipeline is exposed through the three.ws MCP server, so AI agents — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or your own — can generate 3D models programmatically as a tool call. Your agent describes an object; it gets a GLB back.
Why this matters
3D content has always had the steepest creation curve on the internet: modeling, UV unwrapping, texturing, exporting. Text→3D collapses that into a sentence. For three.ws — the platform where every AI agent has a 3D body — it means the supply of bodies, props, and worlds is no longer gated on 3D artists. Anyone who can describe a thing can make one.
Try it
- Generate from a prompt: three.ws/forge
- Feature overview: three.ws/features/forge
- Compose models into scenes: three.ws/scene
- Everything we ship, as we ship it: three.ws/changelog