Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF): The 3D section gathers every way to get a 3D model on NeuralSpace: from a single photo, from a text description, from multiple views, and for free right in the browser. Every tool has its own address, its own price and its own input requirements.
Photo → 3D (TRELLIS-2) is the fastest way from a snapshot of an object to a textured model. Text → 3D (Tripo) is for when the object does not exist yet and you only have a description. Multiview → 3D is for accurate sides and back: up to four views of one object are uploaded.
The free tools run on your device’s graphics card via WebGPU: the photo never leaves the browser and no tokens are charged. Paid cloud runs charge tokens when the task is created and return them on failure.
The platform returns a GLB file with geometry, textures and material maps, which opens in Blender, Unity, Unreal Engine and most 3D editors. The “Photo → 3D splat” tool returns a 3D Gaussian splat in .splat format for splat viewers.
The “Show example” button opens a finished textured model: spin it and inspect it from every side without spending tokens.
Yes: “Photo → 3D (free)” on TripoSR and the experimental splat tool run on your device via WebGPU and charge no tokens.
Paid models run in the cloud: the result is more accurate and does not depend on your hardware, but each task costs tokens. Free tools run in the browser and need a recent Chrome or Edge with WebGPU.
Tokens for a failed task are returned automatically. Try another input: one object on a plain background in good light for photos, or a more detailed description for text.