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You will describe an object, watch it build, and open it in the 3D viewer. It costs 1 credit, and a new account starts with 20. Not signed in yet? See Your account.
1

Pick One-shot

The workspace start page opens on Clone, which needs photos. For a first model switch to One-shot and leave Prompt selected in the row below the box.
One-shot selected in the mode switch, with the Prompt input active
2

Describe one object

A weathered brass compass with a hinged lid works better than a pirate’s desk. One object per model. Materials, colours and age words help.
A prompt typed into the One-shot box
3

Keep Pro, then Generate

Pro is the high-quality, fastest tier. Max is slower and pushes fidelity further. Leave Pro selected and click Generate.
4

Watch it build

A progress card shows the phases: Prepare, Concept art, Build 3D model, Done. You can close it, it keeps working, and the card in My spins keeps updating. A One-shot usually takes a few minutes.
The progress card for a One-shot model
5

Open it

When the card shows the 3D badge, click it. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, and switch between Textured, Sculpt and Wireframe to inspect the mesh.
A finished model in the 3D viewer
That’s it. You have a .glb you can download, open in Space, send to Blender, or publish.
Made something real instead? Clone from photos builds an exact twin of an object you own. Read Photo best practices first, it saves credits.

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Next steps

Workspace basics

The mode switch, the credits pill, My spins and My Community.

Clone from photos

A few angles of a real object in, an exact 3D twin out.

Space basics

Clean quads, texture repair, view modes and lighting.

Credits

What each action costs and how to get more.