Hyper3D
hyper3dAll 2 Hyper3D models in the ModelRunner catalog are Image-to-3D endpoints — turn a product photo into a game-ready 3D model for AR or a web viewer.
2 public models — every one runnable in a free playground, through the REST API and JavaScript SDK, or from an AI assistant over MCP.
Hyper3D models & pricing
Rodin Gen-2 by Hyper3D
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Generate a clean, quad-topology 3D model with PBR textures (GLB, OBJ, USDZ, FBX, STL) from a text prompt or up to five reference images.
Rodin by Hyper3D
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Generate a production-ready, textured 3D model (GLB, USDZ, FBX, OBJ, or STL) from a text prompt or one or more reference images.
What you can build with Hyper3D models
- Turn a product photo into a game-ready 3D model for AR or a web viewer Rodin Gen-2 by Hyper3D
- Generate a 3D mesh from a text description with no reference image Rodin Gen-2 by Hyper3D
- Reconstruct an object from multiple photos into clean, riggable geometry Rodin Gen-2 by Hyper3D
- Export a printable STL or OBJ for 3D printing from an image Rodin Gen-2 by Hyper3D
- Create character models in a rig-friendly T/A pose Rodin Gen-2 by Hyper3D
- Turn a product photo into a textured 3D model for AR or a web viewer Rodin by Hyper3D
- Generate a 3D mesh from just a text description Rodin by Hyper3D
- Reconstruct an object from multiple photos into game-ready geometry Rodin by Hyper3D
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Call a Hyper3D model in one request
Every endpoint shares the same lifecycle: submit to the queue, poll the status URL, fetch the result. Swap the endpoint to switch models — nothing else changes.
cURL
curl -X POST https://queue.modelrunner.run/hyper3d/rodin/gen-2 \
-H "Authorization: Key $MRUN_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ "prompt": "..." }'
# → { "request_id": "...", "status_url": "...", "response_url": "..." }Use Hyper3D models from Claude & Cursor
Connect the ModelRunner MCP server once and your AI assistant can run every Hyper3D model on this page as a tool — authorized via OAuth, results returned as hosted URLs in the conversation.
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http modelrunner https://mcp.modelrunner.run/mcpResearch, weights & licences
Frequently asked questions
What Hyper3D models can I run on ModelRunner?
The catalog has 2 public Hyper3D models: Rodin Gen-2 by Hyper3D and Rodin by Hyper3D. They cover image-to-3d. Each one has its own page with a free playground, the full input schema, and copy-paste code.
How much do Hyper3D models cost?
Pay-per-use, with no subscription: the 2 Hyper3D models billed per output start at $0.399, and every page publishes its own rate — some are tiered, so a lower resolution or a shorter clip costs less per run. You buy credits and pay only for what you generate.
How do I call a Hyper3D model from the API?
POST to https://queue.modelrunner.run/hyper3d/rodin/gen-2 with an Authorization: Key header and the input fields as the top-level JSON body (no wrapper object), then poll the returned status_url and fetch the result from response_url. The JavaScript SDK (@modelrunner/client) wraps that in a single subscribe() call, which is the one place an { input } object is used.
Can I run Hyper3D models from Claude or Cursor?
Yes. Connect the ModelRunner MCP server (https://mcp.modelrunner.run/mcp) once and all 2 Hyper3D models become tools your assistant can call with run_model — authorized over OAuth 2.1, so no API key goes into a config file. Results come back as hosted URLs in the conversation.
Where is the source code or paper for Hyper3D models?
1 of the 2 Hyper3D models in the catalog link their own upstream sources — Rodin Gen-2 by Hyper3D — covering some combination of code repository, paper, weights and licence. The links are listed on this page and on each model's own page.
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