Add Person to Photo - InsertPeople
Add people or pets to photos with realistic AI blending and private, browser-based editing.
Turns flat images into textured 3D models in the browser.
This browser-based tool converts a flat image into a 3D model with textures, making it easier to create assets without manual modeling. Users upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image, choose a detail level, and generate a mesh that can be downloaded for different workflows. The page says the system reads shapes, shadows, and edges, builds a depth map, generates a wireframe mesh, and projects the source image back as texture.
It is aimed at game developers, 3D printing hobbyists, teachers, e-commerce teams, XR/VR creators, and artists who need quick 3D assets from photos or sketches. The output can be used for game assets, printable objects, virtual environments, and portfolio pieces. The service emphasizes fast generation, with most jobs finishing in under a minute, and notes that more complex designs may take up to two minutes.
The free generator uses a lower-tier model with queueing and provides OBJ output. The page also says Pro unlocks an advanced generator, unlimited generations, textures, and additional export formats including GLB and STL. It also states that commercial use is only allowed with the Pro plan, while free outputs are for personal testing only. Uploaded images and generated models are not stored.
Key features:
- Upload JPG, PNG, or WebP images and generate a 3D model in the browser.
- Create textured meshes from flat images using depth estimation, mesh generation, and texture projection.
- Choose detail levels from 5K to 1M faces depending on the plan and use case.
- Export files in OBJ, GLB, and STL formats, with OBJ available on the free tier.
- Use the output for game development, 3D printing, XR/VR, and creative portfolios.
- Get real-time progress tracking and no account required for the free trial.
- Keep uploaded images and generated models private, as the page says they are not stored.
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