Rodin

Rodin, published under the Hyper3D name, is a generative 3D platform that turns text prompts or reference images into textured 3D models. Output targets real production pipelines, with OBJ, FBX and GLB support and a browser based mesh editor for cleanup, refinement and part level edits. It serves game developers, product and jewelry designers, animators, 3D printing hobbyists and e commerce teams who need assets faster than modeling by hand allows. Generation can be steered with bounding box, voxel and point cloud controls, and the current Gen 2.5 model exposes a thinking effort setting that trades speed for detail, from roughly four seconds at the lowest level to around eighty at the highest. Around the core generator sit an image enhancer, a texture generator, an HDRI generator, an SVG to 3D converter, a model search engine and the ChatAvatar face product. Plugins cover Blender, Unity, Unreal, Godot, Maya, 3DS Max and ComfyUI, and both an API and an MCP server are offered. The interface is available in twelve languages. The free plan costs nothing, keeps ten private assets and uses a pay by result model in which direct credits cost $1.50 each. Creator is $30 per month, or $24 per month billed yearly at $288 up front, which the vendor estimates at about sixty models. Business is $120 per month, or $96 per month billed yearly at $1,152, adds API access and is estimated at about 416 models. The site's structured data also lists an education plan at $15, and enterprise terms are quoted on request.