Meshy

Meshy is an AI 3D model generator. It turns a text prompt, a photograph, a sketch or concept art into a textured 3D mesh in about a minute, then prepares that mesh for wherever it is going next: a game engine, a slicer or a render. Exports cover FBX, OBJ, GLB, USDZ, STL, 3MF and BLEND formats. It serves game developers, 3D artists, product and toy designers and 3D printing hobbyists, and assumes no modeling experience. Models are generated watertight and manifold, with a printability check that repairs edge cases before slicing, multi color printing that maps textures to filaments, and an auto split feature that breaks complex models into printable parts arranged on the build plate. For games, one click PBR texturing produces albedo, normal, metallic and roughness maps with an optional 4K pass, auto rigging works on humanoid and quadruped characters with more than 600 motion presets, and a low poly mode gives controllable topology. An agent mode batches concepts from a single instruction while holding a consistent style. There are Blender and Unity plugins, a documented API, and a service that prints and ships a physical model. Plans are named Free, Pro, Studio and Enterprise, offered for individuals and for teams and billed monthly or yearly in US dollars. The free plan needs no card and includes 100 credits a month, reset on the first of the month; Pro includes 1,000 credits a month, and plan credits do not accumulate. The amounts charged for the paid plans are rendered by script after the page loads and are not present in the published page text. Enterprise terms, including custom credit volume and payment by wire transfer, are arranged with the company. Commercial rights differ by plan: paid subscribers own the assets they create outright, while free plan output is licensed under a Creative Commons attribution license.