Sloyd

Sloyd is a generative 3D creation platform that turns text prompts and reference images into editable 3D models without manual modeling work. A user describes an object or uploads a reference, generates a mesh, then refines it with controls over style, polygon budget and topology before exporting. Alongside model generation the platform covers AI retexturing and 4K texture editing, rigging and animation, skybox generation, image creation and editing, and a scene editor for assembling full environments. The audience is game developers, 3D printing hobbyists, animation and video producers, architectural visualization studios and film pre production crews. Exports use standard formats including GLB and OBJ, and plugins carry results into Unity, Unreal, Blender, Maya and print slicers, so assets move into an existing pipeline rather than staying in the browser. A library of customizable templates can be adjusted directly in the browser, and custom art styles can be trained from reference material so every prop, character and environment in a sequence shares one visual direction. Target polygon counts and clean UV mapped geometry are configurable for downstream work. The Guest tier costs $0 and allows one AI 3D generation per day, unlimited in browser template customization, community model downloads and standard exports under a personal use license. Sloyd Plus is $15 per month, or $12.50 per month billed yearly at $150, and adds unlimited generations, 50 monthly credits for heavier jobs such as video to motion and multi image to 3D, one custom art style, plugin access and commercial use. Sloyd Pro is $50 per month, or $41.67 per month billed yearly at $500, with 350 monthly credits, five parallel generations, unlimited custom styles, a priority queue and reselling rights. Sloyd was founded in Norway and grew out of internal procedural and AI tooling built by a small group of game developers trying to produce a large open world game without a large studio.