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Describe it. Watch it appear in 3D.

🧠 What Is Text-to-3D?

Text-to-3D turns a simple sentence into a full 3D model. No modeling, no searching — just type what you need and Sloyd will generate a textured 3D asset in seconds. Perfect for organic shapes, fantasy creatures, and rapid concepting.


🚀 How It Works

  1. Enter a Prompt Write a short, specific description — e.g., "a stylized goblin warrior with a shield" "a realistic treasure chest made of gold and wood" "a miniature haunted tree for tabletop games"

  2. Choose a Style (Optional) Select from general styles like:

    • Realistic

    • Cartoon

    • Clay Morphic

    • Detailed Anime

    • Hand-Paninted Stylized

    • Isometric Diorama

    • Polygonal

    • Stylized Anime

      🧠 If your prompt includes a style (e.g., "low poly" or "vinyl figure"), it will override this selection.

  3. Pick an Output Preset Each preset changes how the model is optimized:

    • High Quality (~40k tris, 1024x1024 textures): for detailed renders

    • Low Poly (~5k tris, 512x512 textures): for real-time applications

    • 3D Printing (no textures): solid mesh ready for printing

  4. Generate & Review Sloyd creates a unique model with baked materials based on your prompt.

  5. Texture & Export

    • Apply curated or AI-generated textures

    • Export in .glb, .obj, .ply, or .stl

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✍️ Prompting Tips

  • ✔ Keep it focused — 1 object per prompt

  • ✔ Use style cues: “low poly,” “stylized,” “realistic”

  • ✔ Add material hints: “wooden,” “metal,” “stone”

  • ✔ Add context: “for 3D printing,” “for a mobile game”

  • ✔ Use clear adjectives: “bulky,” “glowing,” “spiky,” “ancient”

  • ❌ Avoid full scenes or vague concepts

  • ❌ Don’t mix too many ideas — keep it clean

🧪 Pro Tip: Try slight variations of your prompt to explore design options.


✅ Best Use Cases

  • Fantasy and sci-fi miniatures

  • Creatures, weapons, and props for Games, Roblox, Fortnite or similar

  • Organic decorations for game scenes

  • Quick visual ideas without image references


⚠️Limitations to Know

  • Reflective or transparent materials (glass, chrome)

  • Very thin details (wires, chains)

  • Facial features and characters may look rough or “off”

  • Generated geometry is not parametric — models can’t be edited with sliders like in the Template Editor

  • Complex or multi-object scenes produce inaccurate results

  • Complex geometry may need cleanup if used in games.

  • Snapshots, palettes, and toon shaders are only available in Template Editor


📦Export Formats

Choose your format:

  • .glb, .stl, .obj, .ply, .fbx, .blend, or .stl

Use .glb or .obj for most 3D workflows Use .stl for 3D printing Only .glb and .blend store textures in the object.


🔁 Combine Workflows

Use Text to 3D alongside other Sloyd tools:

  • Image to 3D: best when you only have one image

  • Multi-Image to 3D: best when you have multiple views of the same object

  • Text to Image: best for fast concepting and reference generation

  • Template Editor: best for clean, editable, game-ready assets


🌍 Who Is This For?

  • Game Devs: Build up scenes with stylized or background props

  • 3D Printing Fans: Make printable objects from your imagination

  • Artists & Writers: Visualize ideas without needing modeling skills

  • Students/Educators: Learn 3D without touching complex software


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🔗 Try It Now

Head to app.sloyd.aiarrow-up-right → Choose Text to 3D in the Create section.

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