TO3D

One picture in.
A rigged model out.

Drop a JPG or PNG. Under two minutes later — a textured, rigged 3D model ready for Unity, Unreal and Blender.

See examples →
Loading live model —Rigged robot cat — static viewtexturedMaterials & UVs from a single imageriggedSkeleton bound, joints & weights setportableGLB format, opens everywherefastMesh ~80 s, rigging ~30 s more
One image → textured mesh → GLBRigged in under 2 minJPG / PNG up to 10 MBYours to sellUnity · Unreal · Blender · WebAlso a ChatGPT app
— WHY IT’S DIFFERENT —

Most image-to-3D tools stop at a static mesh. This one walks out rigged — textured, skeleton-bound, production-ready GLB from a single image.

Five ways in

Same pipeline, same output. Pick the interface that fits your workflow.

01

Web

Upload an image on to3d.app. No code, no setup — works in any browser.

Open app →
02

API

REST endpoints at api.to3d.app. Send a POST, poll for status, download your GLB.

API docs →
03

GPT App

Use TO3D inside ChatGPT. V1 is free for 10 generations. V2 is coming — link your account here and use your balance in ChatGPT.

Open in ChatGPT →
04

MCP

Model Context Protocol server. Connect TO3D to Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-capable agent.

MCP setup →
05

CLI

Pipe a curl one-liner into your build script. Image in, GLB out, no SDK needed.

CLI quickstart →

The examples

Four examples
Each from one image

How it works

Four steps, one upload. The page shows live status while the job runs.

01

Your image

Upload a JPG or PNG, up to 10 MB. The background is removed for you.

02

3D mesh

A textured mesh comes back in about eighty seconds.

03

Skeleton boundLive

Joints and weights are added in another thirty seconds — under two minutes total.

04

Into your engine

Download GLB and import it directly into Unity, Unreal or Blender.

Bring a picture.
Leave with a character.

JPG or PNG, up to 10 MB. You get a rigged GLB you can open anywhere — and it is yours to sell.

TO3D | Rigged in one step