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Generate a downloadable, textured 3D mesh (GLB) from a text prompt — no input photo, ready for games, AR, and product viewers.

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Model Input

Input

Text description of the object, product, character, or prop to generate as a 3D model.

Attributes to steer the generation away from.

Caps the number of faces (triangles) on the output mesh. Leave unset to let mesh density adapt to the subject.

Random seed controlling geometry generation. Reuse the same seed to reproduce the same shape.

Random seed controlling texture generation. Reuse with the same seed to keep the shape but vary or reproduce textures.

Random seed for the internal prompt-to-image step that drives generation.

Automatically scale the model to real-world dimensions in meters.

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Model Details

Model Details

Tripo v2.5 Text-to-3D builds a complete, textured 3D model from a text description alone — no reference photo required. You write a prompt describing the object, product, character, or prop you want, and it returns a downloadable GLB mesh with standard color textures baked in: geometry plus material, not just a point cloud or silhouette. The output is a regular `.glb` file you can drop into a game engine, AR viewer, 3D editor, or product-configurator, so it suits asset creation, rapid concepting, and prototyping a 3D model when you have an idea but no image or 3D source.

## Best for - Generating a 3D asset directly from a written description when you have no reference image - Concepting and prototyping props, objects, and characters for games, AR, and renders - Producing game-ready or render-ready GLB meshes from a short text brief - Building libraries of textured 3D assets from a list of prompts

## Choose another model when - You already have a photo of the object and want a faithful reconstruction — use an image-to-3D model - You want a 2D image from your prompt rather than a 3D mesh — use a text-to-image model - You want a video rather than a 3D model — use a text-to-video model - You need a printable, watertight, or CAD-grade solid for manufacturing — text-driven generation is for visual assets, not engineering tolerances

## Tips - Describe the subject, material, and finish concretely ("a sleek white ceramic coffee mug with a round handle") — specific prompts reconstruct more predictably than vague ones - Use `negative_prompt` to steer away from unwanted attributes (e.g. extra parts, busy surface detail) - Use `face_limit` to cap mesh density when you need a lighter asset; leave it unset to let density adapt to the subject - Pass a fixed `seed` (geometry) or `texture_seed` (textures) to reproduce a result, or vary `texture_seed` with the same `seed` to keep the shape but retexture; `image_seed` controls the internal prompt-to-image step

## Limitations - Generated detail is inferred from the prompt; fine or unusual structures may be approximate - Thin structures, transparent or highly reflective materials, and very busy descriptions can lose fidelity - Output is a textured visual mesh, not a precise measured or watertight solid

The generated 3D model is returned as a GLB file URL.

```js import { modelrunner } from "@modelrunner/client";

const result = await modelrunner.subscribe("tripo3d/tripo/v2.5/text-to-3d", { input: { prompt: "A sleek white ceramic coffee mug with a simple round handle, studio lighting, plain background.", }, }); ```