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Clone selected in the mode switch, with the empty photo bar
Clone builds a model from your photos. If it isn’t in the photos, it isn’t in the model. That is the point, and it is why the photos matter.
Clone costs 4 credits on Max and 3 on Fast. Credits come back if the photos are not accepted or the job fails.
1

Pick Clone

On the start page, choose Clone in the mode switch. It is the default.
2

Add your photos

Click Add or drop them on the bar. At least 3 photos of one object, from different angles, in even light. Three or four good angles beat eight poor ones.
Four photo tiles in the bar
3

Choose Max or Fast

Max rebuilds the model as clean quad topology and takes longer. Fast returns a high-poly mesh in a few minutes. See Quality tiers.
4

Click Clone it, then confirm the subject

A box appears around the object in your first photo. If it is right, click Looks right. If it caught the wrong thing, tap the object you mean, or Skip.
The subject confirmation step
5

Watch it build

The progress card shows Prepare, Clean-up, Create 3D model, Done, with your photos underneath. Close it any time, it keeps working.
The Cloning your object progress card
6

Open it

When the card says Your clone is ready, click Open 3D model, or click the card in My spins later.
The Your clone is ready card
Rename the card while it processes. Click the name line and type, so the result is not just called “Cloned object”.
The photos are checked before the model is built. Sketches, screenshots, blurry shots, and photos of different objects are declined with a reason and the credits come back. See When an input is not accepted.
The bar asks for at least 3. With a single picture, One-shot with the Image input gives a good result for 1 credit.
Less than you’d think. A plain background helps, but a clear, sharp object on a cluttered table still works. Reflections and transparent parts are the hard cases.

Next steps

Photo best practices

What makes a photo set work, and what gets declined.

Clean quad topology

Turn a Fast clone into game-ready quads later.