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Product Photo to 3D Model with Real-World Scale

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Turns product photos into web-ready GLB models scaled to the real dimensions you give, oriented front-forward, with the pivot on the floor. Ready to drop into Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix or any model-viewer page.

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from $400.00 / 1,000 delivered models

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Developer

Kostas Skutulas

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E-commerce

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Products

items

Required

One entry per product. Give 2 or 3 photos from different angles, and the real dimensions in millimetres. The dimensions are what make the model the right size in AR, so they are not optional.

Type:object[]

Generation provider

provider

Optional

Which image-to-3D service to call. Meshy has models that build clean, hard-surface topology, which suits machined goods. Tripo can align the mesh to your front photo, which helps when models come out facing the wrong way. Both are asked for GLB only: a provider's USDZ comes back at the generator's own scale and skips every correction this actor makes, and model-viewer converts the corrected GLB for iOS by itself.

Type:string

Default:meshy

Options:

meshytripo

Meshy generation model

aiModel

Optional

Which Meshy model builds the mesh. The default reconstructs a surface from the photograph, which reads soft goods well but leaves a machined product slightly wavy, as if modelled in clay. The smart topology models build clean geometry at a chosen face count instead and separate the object into its real parts, which suits hard-surface goods. They work with a single photo only. Ignored by Tripo.

Type:string

Default:latest

Options:

latestmeshy-7meshy-6meshy-5meshy-t2meshy-t1

Provider API key

providerApiKey

Required

Your own Meshy or Tripo key. You bring your own, so the models are licensed to you directly by the provider with nobody in between. A paid provider tier is normally required if you intend to sell or redistribute the models.

Type:string

Anthropic API key: Claude checks and corrects every model

anthropicApiKey

Optional

Optional. For a generated model, Claude looks at it from four sides beside the photos: turns it to face the way the photos do when it faces away (normalised again, no credits, confirmed by a second look), and lists in the output row what a shopper would notice as wrong, a quality rating and a builder that would make the product exactly. A yawDegrees you set always wins. For a flat build, Claude finds the face in the images. For a slatted-armchair build, it reads the counts and heights and, with build.cutCrops, cuts the wood and fabric. For a drum-shade build, Claude reads how the shade is made (inner layer, diffuser and its opening, spokes, ring, holder, rolled rims) from the photos, the maker's construction photos and notes, and checks it once against the built model; params you give win. For a boxy-sofa build, Claude looks at the photos and the dimensions and fills in every param you did not give (arm width, which end the chaise is on, back cushions, tufting, scatter cushions) before the sofa is built, and corrects them once if the model then differs grossly from the photo. Params you give always win. At most two Claude calls per sofa, billed to this key; the output row lists which params came from Claude, your input or the builder's defaults. Without a key (here or as ANTHROPIC_API_KEY in the environment) the sofa is built from your params alone.

Type:string

OpenRouter API key, instead of an Anthropic one

openrouterApiKey

Optional

Optional. Does the same as the Anthropic key, with the calls going to Claude through OpenRouter and billed there. Used only when no Anthropic key is given; falls back to OPENROUTER_API_KEY in the environment.

Type:string

How to apply your dimensions

scaleMode

Optional

Exact stretches the mesh to match your width, height and depth precisely, which is what you want when your dimensions are right. Uniform keeps the generated proportions and fits the model inside your dimensions instead.

Type:string

Default:exact

Options:

exactuniform

Triangle budget

maxTriangles

Optional

Meshes above this are simplified once, on our side. 60000 is the measured sweet spot: within 0.35% of an unsimplified mesh in rendered pixels, well under AR limits. The provider's own remeshing stays off because it was measured to introduce holes.

Type:integer

Minimum:5000

Maximum:200000

Default:60000

Surface smoothing

smoothingPasses

Optional

Generators reconstruct a surface from the photograph rather than model one, so a machined product arrives with its flat faces creased and its round edges wavy, as if pressed out of clay. Each pass takes some of that out. The default of eight is higher than it would be without planar snapping, which puts the flatness and the edges back afterwards, so smoothing can work on the noise without having to preserve structure. Lower it for upholstery and rugs, where the unevenness is part of the product.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:12

Default:8

Spike repair

spikeThreshold

Optional

How far a vertex may stand off the surface its own neighbours describe, measured in median edge lengths, before it is treated as noise and pulled back. Generators leave about two per cent of vertices standing proud, and on a dark product they show as bright crystalline chips scattered over what should be one flat colour. Smoothing cannot reach them. The default of 2.5 moved 2.04 per cent of vertices on a measured flood light and left 0.01 per cent. Set 0 to leave the mesh exactly as generated.

Type:number

Minimum:0

Maximum:10

Default:2.5

Flatten what should be flat

normalPasses

Optional

Off by default. It filters the field of face normals, weighting each neighbour by how nearly it faces the same way, so a surface that should be one plane settles onto one plane and genuine creases stay sharp. That straightens a bowed bracket arm. The downside is that gentle curvature is not a crease either, so it gets divided into planes with creases between them, and on a matte surface those look like crushed foil. Measured against plain smoothing on two products, five smoothing passes and no normal filtering came out cleaner than four passes of filtering on both. Use it when a mesh is too wavy for smoothing alone.

Type:integer

Minimum:0

Maximum:6

Default:0

Straighten flat panels and their edges

planarSnap

Optional

Smoothing averages, and averaging makes a wobbly edge wobble less but cannot make it straight. This finds the regions of the mesh that are already almost flat, fits one plane to each, and then puts every vertex where those planes say it belongs: on the plane, on the line where two planes cross, or at the point where three meet. Flat panels and their edges then look manufactured instead of soft-edged. Curved surfaces have no flat regions to find, so they are left untouched, and any vertex the planes would move more than two per cent of the model's size is left where it is.

Type:boolean

Default:true

Make round products round

revolveSnap

Optional

Straightening flat panels leaves curved surfaces alone, so drum shades, vases, round tables and stools stay as the generator made them: a wall that should be one smooth cylinder comes out rippled and the rim wobbles. This cuts the model into horizontal bands and checks each one all the way round. Vertices move only when the footprint is a circle and most bands have one radius in every direction; each wall vertex then goes to its band's measured radius and keeps its height. Inner and outer walls are fitted separately, so a thin shade keeps its thickness. Sofas, chairs and anything else that is not round are left untouched.

Type:boolean

Default:true

Even out plain colour

evenFlatColour

Optional

Generators paint the photographer's reflections and the source JPEG's blocking into the colour map as though they were the paint. Without its textures, a flood light's housing is a clean flat plane; with the colour map back on, it is covered in faint scuffs. This evens them out, but only where the product has no detail to lose. The decision is made on how much the colour varies locally, so a printed rating, the edge of a bezel, a wood grain or a fabric weave keeps every pixel it had, and a plain panel becomes plain.

Type:boolean

Default:true

Lowest roughness on non-metal

minRoughness

Optional

Generators paint patches of near-mirror gloss onto surfaces that are plainly matte in the photograph, and those patches read as bright smears sliding over the product as it turns. This raises roughness to a floor everywhere the material is not metal; screws, clips and chrome keep their shine. Do not set it too high: a floor of 0.45 removed the smears from a black flood light but left the housing looking washed out, because a fully matte dark surface scatters ambient light evenly and comes out grey. The photograph's black was deeper than that, and so was the model's own colour texture, so the grey came from the roughness floor. 0.32 kept the black and kept the smears away. Leave at 0 for lacquer, glaze and polished stone, where the gloss is part of the product; try 0.3 to 0.4 for powder-coated metal, moulded plastic and matte paint.

Type:number

Minimum:0

Maximum:1

Default:0

Baked ambient occlusion

occlusionResolution

Optional

glTF has a slot for ambient occlusion and no image-to-3D generator fills it, so a viewer lights the gap between two heat sink fins as brightly as the flat panel next to it, and the model looks flat however good the mesh is. This bakes one from the model's own shape, with no provider credits and nothing needed from you. Occlusion is a low-frequency signal, so 512 px is usually indistinguishable from 1024 and takes a quarter of the time. Turn it off if you are relighting the model yourself in an engine that computes occlusion at render time.

Type:string

Default:512

Options:

51210242560

Face shape when remeshing

remeshTopology

Optional

Only used for products that set a target polycount. For hard-surface goods it has more effect than any other setting in this actor. Without remeshing, the generator returns its raw reconstruction: on an LED flood light that meant a hundred lenses as blobs of random size, which no post-processing can turn into an array. Remeshed with quads, the same photos and the same settings produced round, evenly sized lenses in rows. It has a cost and does not suit every product: on a round garden light the same setting improved the lens array just as much but left the housing rim ragged and the cooling fins gone. Use quads when the product is panels, frames and repeating detail; leave it off when the shape is rounded, and compare the two before running a catalogue through either.

Type:string

Default:triangle

Options:

trianglequad

Maximum texture size

maxTextureSize

Optional

Textures larger than this are resized. 2048 is the ceiling Shopify gives for mobile web.

Type:string

Default:2048

Options:

51210242048

Texture format

textureFormat

Optional

JPEG is the safe default because it works everywhere, including Android AR. WebP makes smaller files but relies on a glTF extension that Google's Scene Viewer does not list as supported, so AR on Android may fail.

Type:string

Default:jpeg

Options:

jpegpngwebp

Texture detail to generate

textureResolution

Optional

What to ask the provider for before the model is resized to your ceiling. 4k costs the same on most plans and downscales to a visibly sharper 2048 texture, which shows on fabric and wood.

Type:string

Default:2k

Options:

2k4k

Draco compression

dracoCompression

Optional

Shrinks geometry considerably, but Google's Scene Viewer does not list Draco among the glTF extensions it supports, so AR on Android may fail. Leave off unless you only need the web viewer.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Put the origin on the floor

pivotOnFloor

Optional

Generators put the origin at the centre of the object, which makes it sink into the floor in AR. Shopify requires the origin at the product's base.

Type:boolean

Default:true

Centre horizontally

recenterHorizontally

Optional

Centres the model on X and Z so it turns around itself rather than orbiting.

Type:boolean

Default:true

Storage name

storeName

Optional

Models are saved to a named storage so the download links keep working. Reuse the same name across runs to keep one library. Unnamed storage is deleted after seven days.

Type:string

Max. length:63

Default:photo-to-3d-models

Keep generated meshes for reruns

reuseGeneratedMeshes

Optional

Stores each generated mesh so a later run with the same photos and provider settings reuses it instead of paying for generation again. Dimensions, rotation, triangle budget and texture settings are all applied afterwards, so correcting any of them costs no provider credits. Each model delivered is still charged as usual. The stored meshes are large, tens of megabytes each, and count towards your Apify storage, so turn this on while you are getting a catalogue right and off once you are done.

Type:boolean

Default:false

Products at once

concurrency

Optional

How many products to process in parallel. Leave empty to match your provider's queue limit. Raise the actor's memory if you raise this.

Type:integer

Minimum:1

Maximum:8

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