Online converter that transforms images into editable Three.js procedural models
AI production software for series and films
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
Simple generations 50 credits, standard generations 80 credits, complex generations 100 credits. Exact price shown before confirmation.
Free plan with 100 tokens per month and 100 MB storage. Paid plans: Mini $5/month (300 tokens, 1 GB), Midi $15/month (1,000 tokens, 3 GB), Maxi $30/month (2,500 tokens, 10 GB). Yearly billing available at 10 months' price. Token top-ups available on all plans. Enterprise plans available with custom
Key features
Interactive 3D preview
Named components and materials
Editable TypeScript factory output
JSON build specification
Multiple reference view analysis
Material and dimension editing
Supports PNG and JPG files
Procedural geometry hierarchy
Inspectable JSON specification
Reusable THREE.Group with named parts
Production Board to track every shot, sequence and episode
Asset Hub for characters, locations and props with versioning
Generation Studio with 40+ AI models for image, video and audio
Steve AI agent for script breakdown and shot planning
Video Editor for cutting and exporting final productions
Real-time team collaboration with roles and permissions
Storyboard tool for planning shots with timing and transitions
API for programmatic access to projects
Docs tool for scripts and notes with version history
What makes it different
Editable procedural output instead of opaque imported meshes
Named semantic hierarchy for precise component control
Readable TypeScript code that fits Git workflow
Quality-gated AI generation with iterative refinement
Code-first format for web applications
Integrated production pipeline from script to final cut, not just individual shot tools
40+ AI models in one workspace with transparent per-generation pricing
Built for long-form series production, not short clips
Enterprise plans with dedicated capacity, custom SLAs and indemnification
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