Web tool · photo → 3D model
UZYTAK 3D
Upload one photo of an object — get a textured 3D model. Rotate it, place it in your room in AR on your phone and download it as GLB, OBJ or STL for 3D printing.
- 3 models a day free
- No account
- GLB · OBJ · STL
- AR on the phone
- Commercial use allowed
- 10 languages
Works in the browser on a PC or phone · files are deleted after 7 days
Created for Artisan Aleks Company and tested on real projects. Runs on open neural networks under the MIT licence — the 3D models are yours, you can use them commercially without restrictions.Use photos you own or have permission to use.
What you get
GLB for web and AR
One compressed file with the texture inside: for websites, online shops, AR on Android and iPhone, Blender, Unity and Unreal.
OBJ + texture
The classic format with an MTL file and a PNG texture — opens in 3ds Max, Maya, Cinema 4D, SketchUp and almost any 3D program.
STL for 3D printing
The full-detail mesh, not the simplified web version, scaled to 100 mm height. Open it in your slicer and resize as you like.
Preview in the browser
Rotate and zoom the model right on the page, and on a phone place it in your room in true size.
How it works
Upload a photo
One object, fully visible, on a plain background — a studio shot or a photo against a wall works best.
Wait in the queue
The model is computed on our own graphics workstation. The page shows your place in the queue and the time.
Rotate and download
When it is ready, check the model from all sides and download GLB, OBJ or STL.
Tips for a good model
- Photograph the object from slightly above, so the front and the top are visible.
- Keep the whole object in the frame, sharp and well lit, without strong shadows.
- One object per photo. People in the background, hands and reflections confuse the model.
- The back side is invented by the neural network from the front view. For more accuracy, make a few variants with different numbers and choose the best.
Who it is for
3D printing
Figurines, decor, replacement parts, models of sculptures — from a photo to an STL in minutes.
Online shops
Show products in 3D and in AR right on the product page.
Games, VR and animation
Quick props and prototypes for Unity, Unreal, Godot and Blender.
Designers and architects
Sculptures, rocks, decor and furniture for visualisations and client presentations.
Why there is a queue
Models are computed on our own graphics workstation in Poland, not in a rented cloud — that keeps UZYTAK 3D free. Sometimes the workstation is busy with other work: then the queue pauses, your model is computed later and waits for you at its link for 7 days.
Questions and answers
Who owns the 3D model?
You do. The neural networks we use are open and MIT-licensed, so the result can be used commercially. You need the rights to the photo you upload.
Is it really free?
Yes: 3 models a day for every visitor, without an account. Larger packs for studios and shops will come later.
How long does it take?
Usually 1–3 minutes of computing plus the time in the queue. If the queue is paused, keep the link — the model will be ready later.
What happens to my photo?
The photo and the model are stored only to compute and deliver the result and are deleted automatically after 7 days. You can delete them earlier with one button.
Why does the back look different?
The network sees only the front of the object and imagines the rest. Try another variant number, or a photo taken from a slightly different angle.