Hi3D
Visit websiteGenerate editable 3D models from text or images and prepare them for printing.
Verified Nov 2, 2026
What is Hi3D?
Hi3D is an AI 3D creation platform for turning text prompts and reference images into editable models. It supports workflows for figurines, collectibles, game assets, personalized gifts, and product prototypes. Users can generate visual concepts from text, reconstruct a model from one or more images, and make further adjustments in Maker Studio.
For image-based generation, users upload JPG, PNG, or WebP files, with additional views available to help capture side and rear details. Hi3D includes texture tools and print-preparation features that check models, adjust their orientation and placement, and support multicolor printing. Paid users can export formats including STL, OBJ, 3MF, GLB, and USDZ, or send models to slicers such as Bambu Studio and OrcaSlicer. A separate printing and delivery service is available for users without a printer.
Generation uses credits, with costs varying by feature and model. The Free plan includes 100 trial credits but does not permit model downloads or commercial use. Paid subscriptions add downloads, commercial rights, more concurrent tasks, and additional creation tools. Businesses and developers can also integrate generation through the Hi3D API.
What can Hi3D do?
Text and image to 3D
Create editable 3D models from prompts or reference images, with support for multiple views of the same subject.
Concept image generation
Turn text or reference images into visual concepts before generating a 3D model.
Print preparation
Check models, adjust orientation and placement, and prepare designs for split or multicolor printing.
Exports and slicer connections
Export STL, OBJ, 3MF, GLB, and USDZ files on paid plans, or send models to supported slicers.
Personalized creation templates
Use templates and an uploaded image to create figurines and other personalized designs.
Printing and delivery
Choose a model, material, and size to have Hi3D print and deliver a physical version.
Who is Hi3D for?
- 3D printing enthusiasts
- Create figurines, collectibles, personalized gifts, and multicolor models for physical printing.
- Game and entertainment creators
- Generate character and prop models for further refinement in digital production workflows.
- Product designers
- Turn sketches and reference images into 3D prototypes for further editing.
- Developers and businesses
- Integrate AI 3D generation into products and workflows through the API.
How much is Hi3D?
Official pricingFree
Free
Pro
$119.40/yr
Max
$239.40/yr
Ultra
$599/yr
1,000 + 1,000 Credits
$20 one-time
2,000 + 2,000 Credits
$40 one-time
3,000 + 3,000 Credits
$60 one-time
5,000 + 5,000 Credits
$100 one-time
10,000 + 10,000 Credits
$200 one-time
20,000 + 20,000 Credits
$400 one-time
Free plan: The Free plan includes 100 lifetime credits and storage for seven models, without downloads or commercial use.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Hi3D for free?
The Free plan includes 100 trial credits and storage for up to seven models. It does not include 3D model downloads or commercial use.
Can I use generated models commercially?
Paid plans allow commercial use. You must have the necessary rights to uploaded materials, and use remains subject to the applicable terms and plan rules.
How much do paid plans cost?
The advertised new-user annual promotion charges $119.40 for Pro, $239.40 for Max, or $599 for Ultra for the first year. These are annual charges, rather than monthly-billed prices.
Do credits expire?
Subscription credits refresh every 30 days and do not roll over. Purchased credit packs do not expire and are available only to subscribers; promotional credits follow their own expiration rules.
Are my uploads and models used for AI training?
Hi3D states that uploads and generated files are used to provide generation services, not to train AI. Generated models are private by default unless you share a link or publish them.
What happens if generation fails?
Credits are automatically returned when generation fails because of a system issue. Plans also include between three and 15 free retries per task.
