What is Spline AI?
Spline’s current AI 3D Generation V2 first generates candidate appearances from textual descriptions or reference images, then converts the selected direction into a textured 3D model. The generated assets can be integrated into existing Spline workflows for further lighting, editing, and animation.
The public interface showcases comparisons of results from different AI 3D models, along with base color, metallic roughness, and normal maps; shading/clay/wireframe previews; and environmental controls such as light intensity, rotation, and exposure. Model statistics display the number of triangles, vertices, file size, and the actual textures included, making it easy to inspect assets.
Users can obtain the original GLB file or continue working in the Spline editor. The official website also outlines interactive publishing channels for web, Apple, and Android; however, the specific benefits and fees associated with generation, export, and platform publishing have not been fully verified, nor are the various steps treated as a single free capability.
Key features
Text and image generation of 3D assets
Candidate appearance compared with the model
PBR material texture map
Multiple rendering inspection modes
Environmental Control and Model Statistics
GLB Retrieval and Spline Editing
Use cases and audience
3D designers, interactive creators, and web or app development teams
- 3D Object and Character Concept Design
- Prepare editable assets for interactive scenarios
- Comparing the grid and material of generative models
Object text description or reference image
3D models with materials, GLB, or Spline scene assets
How to use
- 01
Describe the object or upload a reference image, then select candidate appearances.
- 02
Generate models and check their appearance under lighting, textures, and shading.
- 03
Download the supported file or open Spline to continue editing and publishing.
Official website & sources
Updated on 2026-10-25
