Drag-and-drop ComfyUI-style nodes for furniture: upload photos, optional AI cleanup, textured GLB 3D generation, an interactive scene viewer with metric/imperial sizing, listing parse via OpenRouter, and download. Same run model as the Visual 3D Workflow Editor — connect ports and click Run Workflow.
Node-Based Workflow
Drag and drop nodes onto a canvas. Each node performs one step: upload reference photos, optionally edit them with AI instructions, convert an image into a 3D model, open the scene viewer, or parse listing text into JSON. Connect nodes to build multi-step pipelines.
Photo → 3D
Start from an Input Image (or clean it up with Image Edit), connect to 3D Generation, choose resolution, texture, and export format, then run. The pipeline turns your product photo into a downloadable 3D model.
Image Editing
The Image Edit node takes an input image and text instructions describing what changes to make. Use it to fix or enhance images before 3D conversion — remove backgrounds, change colors, add details, or modify poses.
Import & Export Workflows
Save your workflows as JSON config files and reload them later. Share workflows with others, or build a library of templates for different 3D generation tasks. Each workflow stores node positions, settings, and all connections.
What is a visual workflow editor?
A visual workflow editor lets you build AI pipelines by connecting nodes on a canvas. Each node performs one operation. Data flows between nodes through connections, similar to ComfyUI or Unreal Engine Blueprints.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The editor is entirely visual. Add nodes from the sidebar, connect them, configure settings, and click Run. No programming required.
What formats can I export?
The 3D Generation node supports STL, OBJ, GLB, and FBX output formats. When texture generation is enabled, only GLB and OBJ are available.
What quality levels are available?
The 3D Generation node uses Super Resolution for high-quality output. Choose between Super (512³) for faster results (~3 min) or Super+ (1024³) for maximum detail (~4 min). Both levels support optional texture generation for textured GLB/OBJ models.
Does running a workflow cost credits?
Each run charges the API credits shown next to Run Workflow: Image Edit, 3D generation (by quality/texture), and Listing Parse (1 credit per parse). See the pricing page for top-ups.
