Low Poly
Classic faceted low poly: angular triangles, flat shading, a few solid colours. The default.
AI 3D model generator
Text to 3D models for your game
Describe a prop or character and get a textured GLB model you can drop into your game engine. A draft costs 15 credits, a game-ready model 45.
- From 15 credits
- 6 styles
- Game-ready GLB under 1 MB
Drag to rotate: a goblin, Low Poly
Six styles that look different in 3D
The same goblin, horse and chest in each style, all game-ready.
Blocky
Voxel art built from cubes, for Minecraft-style and blocky games.
Claymation
Soft sculpted plasticine with rounded, friendly shapes.
Origami
Folded paper with crisp creases and faceted planes.
Hand-painted
Stylized fantasy with painted textures and chunky proportions.
Toy
Glossy designer vinyl toys in bright solid colours.
Draft or game-ready, in every style
The same models as a draft and as a game-ready model, in all six styles.
Rig it, then add moves in one click
Ready-made moves for characters (idle, walk, run, jump, attack, punch, kick, wave, hurt, death, cast, dance) and four-legged animals (idle, walk, run, jump, attack, sit, hurt, death), free once your model is rigged. Describe any other move, then copy it onto your other models.
More about rigging and animationWhat you can set
Pick these in the 3D generator, then type your prompt.
Object or character
Objects for weapons, furniture and loot. Characters come out facing forward in a T-pose, as a humanoid or a four-legged animal.
Style and palette
6 styles (Low Poly, Blocky, Claymation, Origami, Hand-painted, Toy), plus colour palettes like retro, pastel and Game Boy.
Draft or game-ready
Draft (15 credits) to try ideas quickly, game-ready (45 credits) for the model you keep: a light, clean mesh (about 19k triangles, under 1 MB) ready for your engine.
Rig it, animate it, convert it
Rig characters, animals and props
Open the model in the 3D editor. Auto rig (30 credits) builds a skeleton for a character, a four-legged animal or a prop's moving parts, like a chest lid or a door.
Animate it
Once a model is rigged, add ready-made moves like walk, run, jump and attack for free, or describe any motion, like "open the lid", for 20 credits. Copy a move onto your other models for free. How rigging and animation work.
Convert the file
Need another format? The free 3D model converter turns GLB into OBJ, STL or PLY in your browser.
Questions about the 3D model generator
How much does a 3D model cost?
15 credits for a draft, 45 for game-ready. 100 credits cost $1 CAD. Failed generations are refunded.
Can I use the models in a commercial game?
Yes. You own what you make and can use it in games you sell. See the Terms of Service.
What file format do I get?
A textured GLB (binary glTF), which most engines and 3D tools open directly.
What is the difference between draft and game-ready?
A draft (15 credits) is quick and cheap for trying ideas, about 99k triangles and 4 MB. Game-ready (45 credits) is a lighter, cleaner mesh of about 19k triangles and under 1 MB, made to go straight into your game.
Can I animate my 3D models?
Yes. Rig the model in the 3D editor (30 credits) — characters, four-legged animals and props all work — then add ready-made moves like walk, run and attack for free, or describe any move for 20 credits. Moves download as GLB, and a move made for one model can be copied onto your others for free.
Can my AI assistant make 3D models?
Yes. Ask for one in a Voidless project’s chat ("a low-poly sword"), or call it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor through the Voidless MCP server.
Is it text to 3D or image to 3D?
Both, in one step: Voidless draws a reference image from your prompt, removes the background, then builds the 3D model from that image.
More generators for your game
Make your first 3D model
Type a prompt, rotate the result, download the GLB.