Games & Film
Pick a style, cartoon or real, and build a whole world in it.
Make the concept art, buildings, props and materials in one matching style, then send them to your engine ready to use.
Describe it in a sentence.
Say what you want, the way you’d tell an artist.
A whimsical, cozy fantasy bakery set within a friendly medieval village.
DescribeType it into the chat, or start from a picture you already have.
Generate the concept art.
See the bakery at dawn, on a winter night and at dusk, before anything is 3D.
GenerateEvery picture follows the same style, so the world looks like one place from the start.
Explore the whole town.
Pull back from the bakery to the town around it, by day and by night.
ExploreAsk for a street, a square or the view from above. It stays the same town.
Expand the world around it.
Forests, sea caves, mountain passes, wheat fields and harbours, all in the town’s style.
ExpandEach place is made from the town’s own concept art, so the whole map belongs together.
Enter every room.
Design every room of the bakery: the shop, the oven, the cellar, the stairs.
EnterThe rooms keep the materials and the warm light of the street outside.
Extract every building.
Every shopfront on the lane comes out as a building of its own.
ExtractThe baker, the miller, the apothecary, the tavern: each one ready to become a 3D kit.
Split them into kit pieces.
Walls, doors, windows, roofs and trim for every timber-frame house in town.
SplitThe pieces share one grid, so they fit back together into any house you draw.
Model every prop.
Pull every object out of the concept art and turn it into a textured 3D model.
ModelSend them all to 3D at once. Each model keeps the colours and materials of its concept.
Optimise it in one click.
Cut the merchant wagon from almost 1.5 million triangles to 12,000.
OptimiseOne click makes a light, game-ready copy that keeps the same shape and look.
Texture it all to match.
Roof shingles, timber, stone, cobbles, grass and rock in the town’s own colours.
TextureEach one is a full PBR material: colour, normal, roughness and height, shown here on spheres.
Describe it in a sentence.
Say what you want, the way you’d tell an artist.
A sprawling Japanese cyberpunk futuristic city.
DescribeType it into the chat, or start from a picture you already have.
Generate the concept art.
See the alley in the rain at night, and the streets around it.
GenerateEvery picture follows the same style, so the city looks like one place from the start.
Explore the whole city.
Pull back from the alley to the city around it, down to the market and up to the skyline.
ExploreAsk for any view. It stays the same city.
Relight it in any weather.
Storm, frost, sandstorm, fog, sunset and noon: one view of the city, nine ways.
RelightEvery version is made from the same picture, so only the weather and the light change.
Expand the world around it.
Power spires, flooded docks, rail junctions, steam vents, shrines and sky bridges, all in the city’s style.
ExpandEach district is made from the city’s own concept art, so the whole map belongs together.
Extract every building.
Every shopfront in the alley comes out as a building of its own.
ExtractThe ramen bar, the clinic, the café, the dumpling stall: each one ready to become a 3D kit.
Split them into kit pieces.
Concrete walls, shopfronts, windows, roofs, awnings and neon signs for the alley.
SplitThe pieces share one grid, so they fit back together into any building you draw.
Model every prop.
Pull every object out of the concept art and turn it into a textured 3D model.
ModelSend them all to 3D at once. Each model keeps the colours and materials of its concept.
Optimise it in one click.
Cut the construction lifter from 1.4 million triangles to under 14,000.
OptimiseOne click makes a light, game-ready copy that keeps the same shape and look.
Texture it all to match.
Wet asphalt, drains, tiles, concrete, brick and stucco in the city’s own colours.
TextureEach one is a full PBR material: colour, normal, roughness and height, shown here on spheres.
Describe it in a sentence.
Say what you want, the way you’d tell an artist.
A sunlit 18th-century dining room.
DescribeType it into the chat, or start from a picture you already have.
Generate the concept art.
See the dining room from the sentence, before anything is 3D.
GenerateEvery picture follows the same style, so the house looks like one place from the start.
Enter every room.
Design every room of the house: the hall, the library, the dining room, the bedchamber.
EnterThe rooms keep the same light and finishes from one to the next.
Extract the house.
Pull the manor out on its own, as a building to work from.
ExtractFrom here it becomes a kit of parts, then a house you can walk through.
Split it into kit pieces.
Panelled walls, arches, columns, doors, sash windows and mouldings for every room.
SplitThe pieces share one grid, so they fit back together into any room you draw.
Model every prop.
Pull every object out of the concept art and turn it into a textured 3D model.
ModelSend them all to 3D at once. Each model keeps the colours and materials of its concept.
Optimise it in one click.
Cut the settee from 200,000 triangles to 5,000.
OptimiseOne click makes a light, game-ready copy that keeps the same shape and look.
Texture it all to match.
Panelling, mahogany, floors, rugs, upholstery and plaster in the house’s own colours.
TextureEach one is a full PBR material: colour, normal, roughness and height, shown here on spheres.
Paint it in Surfaces.
Paint one settee six different ways, all in Surfaces.
PaintSurfaces is a full painting tool for 3D models. Work in layers, fill with real materials by hand or with AI, and change any layer later.
Build the house from its kit.
Draw the floor plan, and the house is built from the kit pieces.
BuildEvery wall, door and window comes from the same kit, so every room matches.
Export it to your engine.
Place and light it all in Unreal Engine.
ExportOne click sends finished models straight into your open project.
In short.
- You get
- Concept art for places and props
- 3D models, optimised for games in one click
- Every model painted to match, in Surfaces
- Plugins for Unreal, Unity, Roblox, Blender, Maya and 3ds Max
- Works with
- Unreal Engine and UEFN
- Unity
- Roblox
- Blender
- Maya
- 3ds Max
- glTF / FBX / USD