Rodin by Hyper3D
High-fidelity text/image-to-3D with 4K PBR textures
Overview
Rodin (marketed as Hyper3D) generates textured 3D meshes from text or images using its Gen-2 model, with T-Pose/A-Pose rigging output and up to 4K PBR textures on paid tiers. 2026 focus has shifted toward AI-assisted editing of uploaded models too.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete.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.
- Preview before spending credits
- Basic image-to-3D and text-to-3D
- Direct credits at $1.50 each
- Multi-image to 3D
- Smart Low-Poly + HD textures
- Free OmniCraft tools (HDRI, texture gen)
- Full API (120-240 RPM)
- 4K textures + High-Poly Quads
- ChatAvatar commercial license
- Private on-prem deployment
- Custom LoRA/fine-tuning
- Volume discounts
Use cases
What you can produce with Rodin by Hyper3D
- Text-to-3D and image-to-3D generation (Gen-2)
- PBR texture baking up to 4K
- T-Pose/A-Pose rigging-ready output
- Full API access (Business tier, 120-240 RPM)
- ChatAvatar 3D preview + commercial license
- OmniCraft tools: HDRI generation, texture generator, image enhancer
- AI-assisted editing of uploaded models
ASEAN Perspective
Rodin by Hyper3D in Southeast Asia
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Rodin's Gen-2 model — a 10-billion-parameter engine built by Deemos, a team with SIGGRAPH best-paper recognition for its underlying research — generates in 30-60 seconds and Deemos claims roughly 4x the quality of the prior generation. The enforced T-Pose/A-Pose output is a genuinely useful detail for anyone rigging characters afterward, and the pay-by-result model — preview before you spend a credit — softens the sting of a bad generation.
Business tier ($120/month, or $96 annually) is where it gets serious: full API access, 4K textures, high-poly quad output and ChatAvatar's commercial license. Below that, Creator at $30/month ($24 annually) covers most individual workflows. Credits run $1.50 each outside a plan, which adds up fast if you're iterating. The site itself moved from hyperhuman.deemos.com to hyper3d.ai, and 2026's focus has shifted toward letting users upload and AI-edit their own models, not just generate from scratch. Strong output quality; pricing rewards commitment over casual use.
What people say
Rodin, built by Chinese startup Deemos (marketing under the Hyper3D brand as of 2026), runs four public tiers plus enterprise. Free is $0/month with 10 private assets and pay-by-result generation (confirm before spending credits, at $1.50 each outside a plan). Creator runs $30/month or $24/month billed annually, covering roughly 60 models a month with multi-image-to-3D, Smart Low-Poly and HD texture options, and a set of free OmniCraft tools (image remix, 8K HDRI generation, texture generator). Business steps up to $120/month ($96 annually), estimated around 416 models monthly, and adds full API access at 120-240 requests per minute, 4K textures, high-poly quad output, and ChatAvatar's 3D preview with commercial licensing. Enterprise covers on-premise deployment and custom fine-tuning.
The Gen-2 model is a 10-billion-parameter architecture that generates in 30-60 seconds, with Deemos stating it's roughly a 4x quality jump over the prior generation, plus added T-Pose and A-Pose enforcement specifically to make outputs rig-ready for character pipelines. Deemos' research team has picked up SIGGRAPH Best Paper nominations and awards for foundational work behind the product (papers referred to internally as "Clay" and "Bang"), which is part of why the tool gets cited for output fidelity relative to competitors — user ratings referenced in third-party reviews put it around 4.6/5, with praise centered on speed and mesh/texture quality.
2026's product direction has shifted toward editing rather than pure generation: Rodin now supports uploading an existing model and using AI tools to modify it — retexture, adjust geometry, extend a design — rather than only generating from a blank prompt. That's a meaningful pivot from the earlier generate-and-discard workflow most competitors still use.
One structural note: the original product URL (hyperhuman.deemos.com/rodin) 301-redirects to hyper3d.ai/rodin — the company has consolidated its consumer-facing brand under the Hyper3D name, though Deemos remains the legal/research entity behind it.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
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