Project Bernini explained.
Project Bernini is Autodesk's most ambitious generative 3D research to date: it produces 3D from text prompts, single images, multiple images or point clouds. One important caveat before you plan around it — Autodesk has only ever previewed it as an experiment, and it is not publicly available.
What it does well, and where it stops.
- Unusually broad input range, including point clouds
- Backed by Autodesk's manufacturing and design expertise
- Signals where mainstream CAD and DCC vendors are heading
- You cannot use it — there is no public release
- No pricing, no availability date, no committed roadmap
- Anything written about its capabilities is based on a controlled demonstration
What each one costs.
Project Bernini does not publish a self-serve price. Sculpty's plans as of 2026-07-26.
Project Bernini, answered.
Can I use Project Bernini today?+
No. Autodesk has previewed it as an experimental project and has not made it publicly available. If you need generative 3D now, use a shipping tool — Sculpty runs five engines from a free plan.
Will it beat the current generators?+
Nobody outside Autodesk can say. Judge it when it ships; until then the honest comparison is between tools you can actually run today.
Related pages.
Project Bernini facts checked on 2026-07-26.
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