three.ws
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 in 3D.
How it works
Text→3D runs a two-stage pipeline: the prompt is rendered into a reference image by a state-of-the-art image model, then lifted into full textured geometry by TRELLIS, a 3D reconstruction model. The output is a GLB — the open standard that loads in Blender, Unity, Unreal, three.js, and every major 3D tool. Quality tiers (Draft / Standard / High) trade speed for fidelity, and builders with their own Meshy or Tripo API key can plug it in — the key stays in the browser.
Not a dead end
A generated model feeds the rest of the platform: send it into Scene Studio to compose full 3D scenes, use it as the body of an AI agent, register the agent on-chain, and embed it anywhere with one <agent-3d> tag. The same pipeline is exposed through the three.ws MCP server, so AI agents can generate 3D models programmatically as a tool call.
Links
- Generate from a prompt: three.ws/forge
- Full announcement on the three.ws blog: three.ws/blog