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  • Step 1: Get a Picture of your Product or Object
  • Step 2: Sign in to your Account and Create a Project on SwiftXR
  • Step 3: Upload your Image and Generate your 3D model.
  • Step 4: Download your 3D Model
  • Step 5: Publish your Project
  • Step 6: View in AR

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  1. 💡 How To

How to convert images to 3D models

Learn how to easily convert images to 3D models using SwiftXR's AI image to 3D converter

PreviousHow to Add Labels and Text to 3D Models: A step-by-step guide

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Traditional 3D modeling can be such a stressful task. Expensive, slow, and technically demanding because of the time it takes to model an object from the scratch.

In this guide, we will take a look at a solution to this problem. With SwiftXR’s AI image to 3D converter you can easily generate 3D models of your products or designs in just a few steps and processes.

Let’s take a quick look at how to do that

Step 1: Get a Picture of your Product or Object

Get a good quality picture of your product or object. Ensure there's enough lightening so your object's featured will be properly captured. You can skip this part if you have an image already.

For the sake of this guide, we will grab a picture online

Step 2: Sign in to your Account and Create a Project on SwiftXR

Sign in to your account on SwiftXR . Create a new project > Select component > drag and drop the 3D component or the AR component if you want to view your product in Augmented reality.

Step 3: Upload your Image and Generate your 3D model.

Head over to properties. Select AI > Upload your image.> Name your image then select generate 3D to begin the process

Step 4: Download your 3D Model

Once your image has been successfully converted, click on it to download it to your canvas.

Step 5: Publish your Project

Click on publish to make your project live, then Copy your generated URL

Step 6: View in AR

Paste your project URL on the web, then click "view in space" to enter AR.