Your product in 3D. Then everywhere.

In Infinite 3D Studio the samples, SVG logos to 3D, opening your own 3D files, every look and every asset (photos, cut-outs, turntable videos and GLB, USDZ, STL and OBJ downloads) use no tokens. Building a new model from words or pictures uses your account's tokens: about 34 for a quick draft, shown on the button before you press it. A free aiKit account comes with tokens each month.

Yes. In Get your assets, set the real height in centimeters and download the STL, which comes out in millimeters for slicers. AI models are not checked for printing yet (walls, overhangs and holes), so look the model over in your slicer before printing. A print check is coming next.

Yes. The stage takes the top of the screen, you turn the model with a finger and pinch to zoom, panels slide up from the bottom, and Drop or choose files opens your photos or camera. Photos are made smaller on the phone before they are sent.

The models, photos and videos you make are yours to use in your own marketing and products, as long as what you upload is yours or you have the rights to it (for example, not someone else's trademarked product or character).

It is an aiKit tool at aikit.ai/tools/3d-studio that turns a description, photos, a drawing or a logo into a 3D model of your product. You watch it form, spin it, change its look in plain words ("rose gold", "sunset beach", "close-up"), and then get product photos in social, ad and web sizes, a transparent cut-out, a turntable video and 3D files (GLB, USDZ, STL, OBJ). It opens with free samples so you can see it work first. You need to be signed in.

Only building a new model uses tokens, and the Build button shows the number before you press it: about 34 tokens for a Quick draft, 60 for Standard and 90 for Best detail. If a model fails, the tokens are given back automatically. Everything after the model is free: looks, colors, lights, scenes, product photos, cut-outs, turntable videos and 3D file downloads are made in your browser.

Yes. Add one photo, or two to eight photos of the same product from different sides for a better result. Put the front photo first; the labels under the thumbnails show which side each photo is used as, and with more than four the first four are used. Photos are made smaller in your browser before they are sent. iPhone HEIC photos need to be shared as JPG first.

Yes. Add the drawing as a picture (a photo of the paper works) and press Build. The model is built from the drawing's shapes and colors. For the cleanest result, use a drawing on plain paper with clear outlines. If the first try is off, rate it and build again, or describe the product in words alongside the drawing.

Yes. An SVG logo becomes an exact 3D logo straight away, made from the real shapes with depth and a bevel, in your browser and free: nothing is redrawn, so the letters stay crisp. Then try chrome, glass, gold or holographic in the Looks panel. A PNG or JPG logo is built by the AI instead, which can change small lettering, so use the SVG when you have one.

GLB (websites, online stores and most 3D apps), USDZ (iPhone and iPad), STL (3D printing, in millimeters) and OBJ (older 3D apps). Set the real height in centimeters first and the file comes out at that size. You can also open your own GLB, glTF, STL, OBJ, PLY or FBX file to view it, restyle it and save it in another format; it stays on your device.

Yes. The box under the model takes any change in your words. Color, material, light, scene, camera and motion changes happen at once and are free, for example "matte black on a white background" or "golden hour, close-up". Loose wording like "make it feel luxurious" is read by a quick AI step that uses well under a token. A new shape, like "add a handle", needs a new model: it shows the tokens and waits for your OK.

Open Get your assets (step 3). Tick the sizes you need (Instagram, Story, Pinterest, Facebook ad, display ads, website hero, store photo, YouTube thumbnail, email header, 4K) and download them or save them to your Graphics Library. Make the turntable video records one full turn in square, story or wide shape. A transparent cut-out PNG is there too. All free.

Yes. What's next in the Assets panel saves to your Graphics Library and opens Photo Studio with your cut-out ready for a scene, Mockup Studio, Motion Maker or Video Kit with the turntable video, or Email Studio with a header picture.

Describe one object in a sentence or two (what it is, its colors and what it is made of). For photos, use the product alone, in the middle and sharp, on a plain background with soft even light. Several photos should be 2 to 4 shots of the same product from different sides, in the order front, left side, back, right side, with the same light in each. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 25 MB each; iPhone HEIC photos need to be shared as Most Compatible (JPG) first. An SVG logo (up to 5 MB) needs solid filled shapes. A PNG logo or sketch works best as one subject with clear dark lines on a plain background. A 3D file (GLB, glTF, STL, OBJ, PLY or FBX up to 100 MB) opens on your device. Video of a product is not accepted yet; a phone walk-around is planned for a later update, so add 2 to 4 photos for now. The same list sits under What you need in the Start panel.

Your pictures are sent only to build your model, and your models are visible only to your account. SVG logos and 3D files you open are never uploaded: they stay in your browser. Saved photos and videos go to your own Graphics Library.