Hyper3D Rodin
Text- and image-to-3D generator with quad meshes, editing and an API
Overview
Hyper3D Rodin, from Shanghai-founded Deemos, generates textured 3D models from text or images with its Gen-2.5 model, plus 3D editing, quad and low-poly output, PBR materials and plug-ins for major 3D tools. You can preview free; confirmed results use credits. Creator costs $30 a month and Business, with API access, $120.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Oct 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- Generate and preview before confirming
- Direct credits $1.50 each
- 10 private assets
- Public gallery publishing
- Multi-image to 3D
- Smart Low-Poly
- HD and custom textures
- Baked normals from high-poly
- Unlimited export and private assets
- Full API access
- High-resolution textures and high-poly quads
- Image and video models (Nano Banana 2, Veo 3.1, Seedance)
- Commercial licence included
- Team controls and administration
- Private on-premise deployment
- Custom LoRA and fine-tuning
- Volume discount
- Creator tier benefits
Use cases
What you can produce with Hyper3D Rodin
- Text- and image-to-3D generation with the Gen-2.5 model
- Quad-mesh, high-poly and Smart Low-Poly output with baked normals
- PBR textures from 2K up to 12K through the API
- 3D editing of existing OBJ, FBX and GLB models
- Plug-ins for Blender, Unity, Unreal, Godot, Maya, 3ds Max and more, plus MCP
- Export to GLB, OBJ, FBX, USDZ, STL and glTF
Rodin produces some of the cleaner AI-generated 3D assets available, with quad meshes, low-poly options, high-resolution textures, 3D editing and plug-ins for most major engines and DCC tools. Free previews before paying make it easy to judge output.
Expect to do clean-up and rigging yourself: the T/A-pose is an option, not a rig. Credits are non-refundable and API access starts at the $120 Business plan, so heavy users should model their monthly volume first.
What we found
Rodin is the 3D generator from Deemos, a company started in Shanghai in 2020; the hyper3d.ai service is operated by Deemos Corporation, registered in Delaware. It turns text prompts or one or more images into textured 3D models, and the current model, Gen-2.5, released in May 2026, lets you trade speed for quality, from a few seconds at the lowest effort setting to well over a minute at the highest. Since its last review here it has added 3D editing of existing meshes, an agentic API, MCP support and plug-ins for Blender, Unity, Unreal, Godot, Maya, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Omniverse and ComfyUI, and its paid plans now bundle image and video models.
Output includes quad-mesh and low-poly options, baked normals, PBR materials and exports in GLB, OBJ, FBX, USDZ, STL and glTF. Texture resolution on the API runs from 2K up to 12K. A T-pose or A-pose for characters is an option you switch on, not a default, and Rodin does not output a rig. Earlier versions of this page said otherwise, and also overstated its awards: Deemos's CLAY paper received a Best Paper Honorable Mention at SIGGRAPH 2024.
Pricing is a subscription plus credits. The free plan lets you generate and preview before paying, with ten private assets; confirming a result then costs credits at $1.50 each. Creator is $30 a month, or $24 billed yearly, with about 60 models a month, multi-image input and custom textures. Business is $120, or $96 yearly, with about 416 models, full API access, high-resolution textures and a commercial licence. Enterprise is quoted, with on-premise deployment and custom fine-tuning, and an Education plan offers Creator benefits after verification. Credits are non-refundable.
Deemos raised a round worth hundreds of millions of yuan in June 2026 and says most of its revenue comes from overseas, with clients including Unity, Figma and Canva. Rodin suits game, e-commerce and 3D-printing teams who want near-production assets quickly and will still do clean-up.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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