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Hyper3D Rodin

Image/text-to-3D with Gen-2.5 quality — free previews, pay only when you confirm, plus 3D Nano Banana editing.

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About

Rodin is the flagship 3D generator of Deemos Tech's Hyper3D platform: drop in one image (or a text prompt) and get back a textured 3D mesh, with optional multi-view inputs for more control. The Gen-2.5 model produces quad meshes with PBR materials, exports to GLB/FBX/OBJ/USD/STL, and integrates with Unity, Unreal, and Blender. Its pricing model is genuinely different — generate and preview for free, and credits are only charged when you confirm a result, so redos cost nothing. The 2026 '3D Nano Banana' (Rodin Gen-2 Edit) added text-prompt 3D editing: drag a box on the model, describe the change, and the AI applies it.

The honest picture: generation is credit-based after the trial pool, and costs scale with quality tiers — heavy users will feel it. Like all generators, outputs are static meshes with no rigs, and complex or thin geometry can still need cleanup. But the confirm-only pricing removes the usual pay-per-attempt anxiety, and the platform name-drops Nvidia, Meta, Tencent, and Google as users.

What it can do

  • Image-to-3D and text-to-3D via Gen-2.5
  • Confirm-only credit pricing (redos free)
  • 3D Nano Banana text-prompt model editing
  • GLB/FBX/OBJ/USD/STL export
  • ComfyUI nodes and REST API

Setup

Sign up at hyper3d.ai (email + code, no card) for trial credits; generate in the Rodin workspace, or call the API / use the ComfyUI-Rodin nodes.

Prerequisites

A Hyper3D account; credits for confirmed generations (previews free).

Use cases

text-to-3dimage-to-3d3d-editing

Works with

Trust score — 8/10

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Scored 8/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 54; Trending score 78/100 from researcher assessment.

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