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3D Objects: turn images and descriptions into three-dimensional models in Redraw

The 3D Objects feature in Redraw allows you to transform images and descriptions into interactive three-dimensional models, making it easier to visualize shapes, volumes, and proportions within your project.

With this feature, it becomes easier to explore different angles of the same object, better understand volume and proportion, enrich presentations, and create more complete and dynamic visual materials.

The feature is available in Redraw’s side menu, under 3D Objects.


How the 3D Objects feature works

Within this feature, you can generate three-dimensional objects in different ways, depending on the type of source material you have.

The available options are:

  • Image to 3D object: upload an image and turn that content into a three-dimensional object.
  • Text to 3D object: describe what you want, review the preview, and generate the 3D object.
  • Multi-angle: upload up to four images to generate a 3D object with even more quality and realism.

These options make the process more flexible, allowing you to create objects from both visual references and text descriptions.


What you can do with 3D Objects

The 3D Objects feature expands the ways you can use your project inside the platform.

With it, you can:

  • explore different angles of the same object
  • better understand volume and proportions
  • enrich presentations and visual materials
  • create more complete content for analysis and presentation

This type of visualization is especially useful when you need to present a project element more clearly or understand its shape in greater detail.


Download format

After the object is generated, the file can be downloaded in GLB format.


Conclusion

The 3D Objects feature in Redraw was designed to make it easier to transform visual references and descriptions into interactive three-dimensional models. With generation options based on image, text, or multiple angles, it helps you visualize each object more clearly, understand details more easily, and enrich presentations and visual materials within your workflow.

Updated on: 17/04/2026