Your character, in 3D.

How it works

1. Upload your picture. One front-view picture of a single character, as a PNG with a transparent background.
2. We build the shape and paint it. Workshop makes the 3D shape, then paints it from your picture's colours. It takes a few minutes per character.
3. Download your model. You get a standard .glb file with one mesh and a colour texture.

Why Workshop

• Built from your art. The texture follows the colours of your picture, so the model looks like your character rather than a generic one.
• Re-paint without starting over. Try a different texture as often as you like. The shape stays exactly as it is.
• Checked every time. Every model gets an automatic quality check for shape, holes, size and texture coverage. If something looks doubtful, Workshop flags it instead of passing it off as fine.
• Sensible defaults. About 5,000 triangles and a 2048 × 2048 texture as standard, with feet on the ground, facing forward, at a height you choose.

Who it's for

For character artists who want to see their designs in 3D, and indie game developers who need textured characters from their concept art without modelling each one by hand.

Good to know

• Characters, not scenes. Workshop is built for one character standing up.
• Bring a cut-out. Your picture needs a transparent background (PNG, up to 5 MB). Workshop doesn't remove backgrounds for you.
• Colour in, colour out. A grey or black-and-white picture gives a grey model, so upload a colour picture.
• The back is imagined. Workshop sees only the front, so the back and sides are filled in by the generator and may not match what you had in mind. You can re-paint until you're happy.

Join the waitlist

Workshop is invite-only while we test it. To join the waitlist, email hello@sixagentic.com with "Workshop" in the subject. We'll let you know when there's a place for you.

How we handle your email: Privacy.

FAQ

How much does it cost?

It's free while Workshop is invite-only. We'll say clearly what it costs before anything changes.

What file do I get?

A .glb file (glTF 2.0 binary) with one mesh and a colour texture. It opens in common 3D tools and game engines.

How long does it take?

A few minutes per character. If the generator has been asleep, it takes about 5–15 minutes to start first.

What picture works best?

One character, standing, seen from the front, in colour, on a transparent background (PNG, up to 5 MB).

Can it animate my character?

Not yet.