Image to 3D with production-ready surfaces
Bespoke AI converts one or several photographs into a watertight 3D mesh at real-world scale, then optionally into editable NURBS surfaces through BeSplines 2.2. Meshes export as OBJ, STL and GLB; surfaces export as IGES and STEP for Autodesk Alias, Catia, Siemens NX, Rhino and Onshape.
Single image or multi-image reconstruction
One photograph is enough for a first reconstruction. Supplying several views of the same object improves accuracy, and the platform can generate the missing orthographic and three-quarter views itself when only one angle exists.
- Inputs: JPG, PNG and WebP; existing OBJ, STL or GLB meshes can be uploaded directly for surfacing.
- Backgrounds are cleaned and views checked for consistency before reconstruction.
- Output mesh is watertight and rescaled to real measurements.
- Retopology, UV, SubD and part segmentation are available on the mesh.
From mesh to CAD surfaces
Reconstruction alone gives a mesh, which is enough for visualisation but not for engineering. BeSplines 2.2 extracts a primary curve network from the mesh, lays out quad patches and fits NURBS surfaces across them so the geometry can be trimmed, filleted and detailed in a surfacing package.
Typical uses
Rebuilding a reference vehicle or product for benchmarking, digitising a clay or physical model from photographs, recovering geometry when no CAD data exists, and turning supplier or archive imagery into scaled 3D for package studies.
What it costs
Enterprise licensing with a custom credit allocation. Image-to-3D reconstruction costs 10 credits, curve network 15 credits and NURBS surfacing 15 credits. A public REST API uses the same balance.
Frequently asked questions
- Can AI generate 3D models from images?
- Yes. Bespoke AI reconstructs a watertight 3D mesh from one or more photographs at real-world scale, and can then fit editable NURBS surfaces onto that mesh for export as IGES or STEP.
- How many photos do I need?
- One is enough to start. Additional views of the same object improve accuracy, and missing views can be generated automatically while keeping proportions consistent across angles.
- What formats does image-to-3D export?
- OBJ, STL and GLB for meshes, IGES and STEP for NURBS surfaces, plus PNG renders and MP4 videos for presentation.
- Is the result usable in Catia or Alias?
- Yes, once surfaced. The STEP and IGES exports carry real NURBS patches with a coherent curve network, so they open and remain editable in Catia, Alias, NX, Rhino and Onshape.