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One-shot with the Prompt input selected
One-shot costs 1 credit on either quality tier and usually takes a few minutes.
1

Pick One-shot

On the start page, choose One-shot in the mode switch. Three input types sit under the box: Prompt, Image, Sketch. Keep Prompt.
2

Describe one object

Write what it is, what it’s made of, and its condition. A chipped enamel camping mug, dark green, with a steel rim is a good prompt. A whole scene is not, you get one object per generation.
A prompt typed into the box
3

Choose Pro or Max

Pro is high quality and the fastest. Max is the highest quality and slower. Both cost 1 credit.
4

Generate

The phases are Prepare, Concept art, Build 3D model, Done. The concept-art step is a 2D picture of your object that the model is then built from.
Dropping or pasting an image while you are in Prompt switches you to the Image input automatically. Handy when a reference turns up mid-thought.
Nouns and materials over adjectives. Cast iron, worn leather, matte plastic, brushed brass all change the texture. Style words like low-poly or stylised work too.
Generate again. Each run is a new model and a new credit. Small wording changes go a long way.

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Next steps

Image or sketch

Start from a reference picture or a drawing instead.

Quality tiers

What each tier changes, per engine.