Generate 3D models with Meshy.
Meshy is one of the most widely used AI 3D generators, and it runs natively inside Sculpty's studio: type a prompt or drop an image, get a 3D model in about a minute, and export it in any of six formats. No separate Meshy account, no API key — sign in to Sculpty with Google and generate.
Strong where it counts.
Meshy is the only engine in Sculpty that serves GLB, OBJ, STL, FBX, USDZ and 3MF natively — one generation covers web, game-engine, print and AR pipelines.
Describe a model in words, or upload a reference photo or concept art — Meshy powers both the text-to-3D and image-to-3D studios.
Meshy reports numeric progress while generating, so the studio shows a real percentage instead of a spinner.
Around a minute per generation — fast enough to iterate on prompts, detailed enough to use the result directly.
What is Meshy?
Meshy is an AI 3D generation model developed by Meshy AI (meshy.ai). It turns a text prompt or a single image into a textured, game-ready 3D mesh, and has become one of the most popular generators among indie game developers, 3D-printing hobbyists and designers. Sculpty is an independent studio that runs Meshy alongside other engines — you get Meshy's output quality with Sculpty's viewer, texturing tools, gallery and free format converters around it.
Meshy inside Sculpty vs Meshy standalone
Inside Sculpty you use Meshy without creating a Meshy account or managing API keys, and the result lands directly in a full toolchain: preview it in the studio viewport, retexture it with AI texturing, store it in your gallery, and convert it to other formats with the free converters. If you routinely compare engines, that's the real advantage — the same prompt can be sent to Meshy, Hunyuan3D or Rodin from one interface, and the outputs are managed in one place.
When to pick Meshy
Choose Meshy when you need format flexibility (it exports FBX, USDZ and 3MF natively, which the other engines don't), when you're iterating on prompts and want ~1-minute turnarounds with visible progress, or when you're generating from a reference image. For a 30-second untextured draft, Hunyuan3D 3.1 Rapid is faster; for maximum surface quality with quad topology, Rodin Gen-2.5 is stronger.
Questions, answered.
Do I need a Meshy account or API key?+
No. Sculpty runs Meshy for you — sign in to Sculpty with Google, type a prompt, and generate. There is nothing to configure.
What formats can I export?+
GLB, OBJ, STL, FBX, USDZ and 3MF, all served natively from a Meshy generation — the widest format coverage of any engine in Sculpty.
Can Meshy generate from an image?+
Yes. Meshy powers Sculpty's image-to-3D studio too: upload a photo or concept image and it returns a textured 3D model.
How long does a generation take?+
About a minute, with live numeric progress shown in the studio while it runs.
How does Meshy compare to Hunyuan3D and Rodin?+
Meshy is the balanced choice: good quality, ~1 minute, six export formats, text and image input. Hunyuan3D 3.1 Rapid is faster but mesh-only; Rodin Gen-2.5 is slower but produces premium PBR-textured, quad-topology assets.
Try Meshy now. No setup.
Sign in with Google, type a prompt and generate with Meshy — no separate account, no API key. Preview, texture and export from one studio.
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