Free Low Poly 3D Model Generator

Low poly models from a single image

Low poly art uses a small number of flat faces to suggest a shape. It is popular in indie games, mobile games, VR and stylised renders because it looks clean and runs fast. This generator is set to the Low Poly style with 1,000 triangles: the AI builds the shape from your picture, smooths it, and then reduces it to large flat facets with flat shading, so you get the classic low poly look instead of a blurry, melted mesh.

How to make a low poly model

1. Upload a picture of a single object, animal or character on a plain background.
2. Pick the triangle count. Use the chips for quick values. Around 100 to 500 gives a very stylised, chunky look; 1,000 to 3,000 keeps the silhouette recognisable; up to 5,000 for hero props.
3. Generate and rotate the result. Press Texture if you want colors painted onto the faces.
4. Download GLB or OBJ. GLB keeps everything in one file and imports straight into Godot, Unity (with glTFast), Unreal and Blender.

Choosing a triangle budget

• 50 to 300: background props, icons, very stylised "PS1" looks.
• 300 to 1,500: typical mobile and indie game props.
• 1,500 to 5,000: characters and objects the player sees up close.

Our guide to low poly vs high poly for games explains the trade-offs, and polygon count explained covers what a triangle budget means for performance.

Using the model in your game

Import the GLB, scale it to fit your scene and add a collider. If the facets look soft in your engine, switch the material or mesh to flat shading (in Blender: Shade Flat). Blender's Decimate modifier is handy if you want to go even lower afterwards. Step-by-step engine instructions are in using AI 3D models in game engines.

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