Sloyd is a web AI 3D generator with unlimited standard text and image to 3D on its paid plans, parametric templates you customise in the browser, rigging and animation, and quad or triangle output with polycount control. Whether it suits you depends on what you plan to do with the models, since the free plan is for personal use only and commercial use starts on Plus.
What is Sloyd?
Sloyd runs as a web app, with plugins for game engines and 3D tools. Alongside AI generation, it has parametric templates you can customise without limit in the browser, even on the free plan.
Sloyd is aimed at indie game and Roblox creators who want unlimited generations at a low flat price. Its API is a separate product from the web app, with its own pricing.
Making 3D models with Sloyd
Text to 3D and image to 3D are unlimited on the paid plans, and the free plan allows one AI 3D generation a day. Multi-image to 3D, which builds a model from several images, is on paid plans at 20 credits each.
On paid plans you can retexture a model with AI and edit textures at 4K. Rigging and animation are included on paid plans too, and video or text to motion animates a model for 30 credits each.
Sloyd lets you control the polygon count and choose quad or triangle topology. Ultra generations reach 500K triangles.
Models export as FBX, GLB, OBJ, textured OBJ bundles, BLEND, USD, USDZ, 3MF, PLY and STL, for games, 3D tools and 3D printing. The free plan exports community models in standard GLB and OBJ. Plugins for Roblox, Unity, Unreal, Godot, Maya and Blender need a paid plan.
Sloyd pricing: what each plan gives
The free Guest plan gives one AI 3D generation a day, downloads of community models, unlimited template customisation in the browser, and standard GLB and OBJ exports, under a personal-use licence. It does not include AI texturing, rigging, plugins or commercial use.
Sloyd Plus costs $15 a month, or $12.50 a month billed yearly at $150. It gives unlimited standard generations plus 50 credits a month for premium features, and a commercial licence. Sloyd Pro costs $50 a month, or $41.67 a month billed yearly at $500. It gives unlimited standard generations, 350 credits a month, reselling rights and a priority queue.
On Plus and Pro you own what you generate and can use it in commercial work, and selling models on marketplaces needs Pro. Credits pay for premium features such as multi-image to 3D at 20 credits and text or video to motion at 30. The API is billed separately from both plans.
Privacy and support
Sloyd's privacy policy sets out your rights under the EU's GDPR, and under Norwegian data protection law. Models shared publicly to the community carry a CC BY 4.0 licence.
Community support runs through Discord, and paid plans get higher-priority support. Enterprise, studio and custom workflow questions go to hello@sloyd.ai, and there is documentation alongside.
Who Sloyd suits
Sloyd suits indie game and Roblox creators who generate a lot of models and want unlimited standard text and image to 3D at a flat monthly price, with rigging, animation, polycount control and engine plugins included on paid plans. The parametric templates suit anyone who wants to adjust a ready-made object in the browser.
It suits less well anyone who wants to use what they make commercially without paying, since the Guest plan is personal use only. Sellers on marketplaces need Pro, and anyone who wants the API needs a separate subscription.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Sloyd cost?
The Guest plan is free. Sloyd Plus is $15 a month or $12.50 billed yearly, and Sloyd Pro is $50 a month or $41.67 billed yearly. The API is priced separately.
Are Sloyd generations really unlimited?
On Plus and Pro, standard text and image to 3D generations are unlimited. Credits cover premium features such as multi-image to 3D and text or video to motion. The free plan allows one AI generation a day.
Can I sell Sloyd models?
Plus and Pro include a commercial licence, so you own what you generate and can use it in commercial games. Reselling models on marketplaces needs Pro, and the free plan is for personal use.
Does a Sloyd plan include the API?
No. A web app subscription and API access are separate, and the API has its own pricing.
