Transform text prompts and reference images into interactive 3D models you can preview, download, and refine. NovaGen3D's AI 3D model generator delivers glTF 2.0 (.glb) foundations for rapid game asset prototyping, product design exploration, and creative character concepts.
Whether starting from a written idea or concept art, choose your input tool, refine textures, rig skeletons, or convert formats locally in your browser. Sign in to get started with welcome credits, or inspect and convert local files without an account. These local tools use 0 credits; downloads require a paid plan.
NovaGen3D organizes modern generative 3D creation into four cohesive production phases:
Text to 3D: Turn natural language descriptions into 3D props and shapes. Choose Quality or Turbo detail modes.
Image to 3D: Generate a 3D model from a single photograph, digital illustration, or concept sketch.
Multi-Image to 3D: Combine two to six perspectives (front, side, back) of a subject to guide reconstruction from several angles.
AI Texture Generator: Re-skin an existing GLB model using a reference image to explore fresh materials and finishes.
3D Part Segmentation: Separate a single mesh into identifiable components for modular kitbashing or isolated edits.
Auto Rigging: Automatically calculate bipedal bone hierarchies and skin weights for humanoid character GLBs.
Preset Animations: Retarget motions from our curated 85+ animation library (idles, walks, actions) onto rigged models.
Animate Parts: Add joint kinematics to hard-surface models (such as sliding drawers or opening hinges) from descriptive text. (Motion tools require an active Basic, Studio, or Pro subscription plan.)
Online 3D Viewer: Orbit, pan, inspect mesh wireframes, and play embedded animations for GLB, GLTF, OBJ, FBX, STL, and PLY files.
GLB Converter: Export GLB models locally to STL for 3D printing, OBJ ZIP for DCC tools, or USDZ for Apple AR Quick Look.
All generation and refinement tools require a user account. New creators receive a one-time welcome credit grant upon their first successful sign-in, allowing immediate hands-on exploration of Text to 3D and Image to 3D workflows. Local tools—including the 3D Viewer and GLB Converter—cost 0 credits, need no sign-in, and process local files privately in your browser. Model, converted-file, and screenshot downloads require a paid subscription.
Our advanced character and kinematics tools—Auto Rigging, Preset Animations, and Animate Parts—are available to active Basic, Studio, and Pro subscribers. Model and screenshot downloads also require a paid subscription. Visit our Pricing page to compare plan tiers and credit volumes.
Yes. The examples on this page include interactive models. The workspace also contains a labeled demonstration model before your first generation task.
NovaGen3D generates glTF 2.0 (.glb) files. Blender supports glTF import;
other editors and game engines may require an importer, plugin, or format
conversion. Check your application's version and supported formats. For 3D
printing, our GLB Converter exports millimeter-scaled STL
meshes. Check dimensions, wall thickness, and mesh integrity before slicing.
Transform text prompts and reference images into interactive 3D models you can preview, download, and refine. NovaGen3D's AI 3D model generator delivers glTF 2.0 (.glb) foundations for rapid game asset prototyping, product design exploration, and creative character concepts.
Whether starting from a written idea or concept art, choose your input tool, refine textures, rig skeletons, or convert formats locally in your browser. Sign in to get started with welcome credits, or inspect and convert local files without an account. These local tools use 0 credits; downloads require a paid plan.
NovaGen3D organizes modern generative 3D creation into four cohesive production phases:
Text to 3D: Turn natural language descriptions into 3D props and shapes. Choose Quality or Turbo detail modes.
Image to 3D: Generate a 3D model from a single photograph, digital illustration, or concept sketch.
Multi-Image to 3D: Combine two to six perspectives (front, side, back) of a subject to guide reconstruction from several angles.
AI Texture Generator: Re-skin an existing GLB model using a reference image to explore fresh materials and finishes.
3D Part Segmentation: Separate a single mesh into identifiable components for modular kitbashing or isolated edits.
Auto Rigging: Automatically calculate bipedal bone hierarchies and skin weights for humanoid character GLBs.
Preset Animations: Retarget motions from our curated 85+ animation library (idles, walks, actions) onto rigged models.
Animate Parts: Add joint kinematics to hard-surface models (such as sliding drawers or opening hinges) from descriptive text. (Motion tools require an active Basic, Studio, or Pro subscription plan.)
Online 3D Viewer: Orbit, pan, inspect mesh wireframes, and play embedded animations for GLB, GLTF, OBJ, FBX, STL, and PLY files.
GLB Converter: Export GLB models locally to STL for 3D printing, OBJ ZIP for DCC tools, or USDZ for Apple AR Quick Look.
All generation and refinement tools require a user account. New creators receive a one-time welcome credit grant upon their first successful sign-in, allowing immediate hands-on exploration of Text to 3D and Image to 3D workflows. Local tools—including the 3D Viewer and GLB Converter—cost 0 credits, need no sign-in, and process local files privately in your browser. Model, converted-file, and screenshot downloads require a paid subscription.
Our advanced character and kinematics tools—Auto Rigging, Preset Animations, and Animate Parts—are available to active Basic, Studio, and Pro subscribers. Model and screenshot downloads also require a paid subscription. Visit our Pricing page to compare plan tiers and credit volumes.
Yes. The examples on this page include interactive models. The workspace also contains a labeled demonstration model before your first generation task.
NovaGen3D generates glTF 2.0 (.glb) files. Blender supports glTF import;
other editors and game engines may require an importer, plugin, or format
conversion. Check your application's version and supported formats. For 3D
printing, our GLB Converter exports millimeter-scaled STL
meshes. Check dimensions, wall thickness, and mesh integrity before slicing.
