Turn one image into a 3D Gaussian splat, tune generation controls, and download the result as a PLY or SPLAT file.
Use fal.ai tripo3d/triposplat as the default 3D lane to turn one image URL into a PLY or SPLAT Gaussian file.
Pick a sample image or upload your own, then press Generate.
PLY/SPLAT model
A real TripoSplat fal.ai output stays here until your first generated file is ready.
Your generated model automatically replaces this sample.
TripoSplat API lane
TripoSplat converts one public image URL into a PLY or SPLAT Gaussian file. Hunyuan Motion stays available for text-to-FBX motion when the deliverable is animation instead of static 3D capture.
tripo3d/triposplatfal-ai/trellis-2fal-ai/hunyuan-motion/fast + fal-ai/hunyuan-motionSample gallery
Reference images and motion ideas arranged for 3D artists: readable silhouettes, simple backgrounds, and output lanes for PLY, SPLAT, FBX, or motion JSON.
Single-view character art for readable Gaussian splat reconstruction.
A stylized collectible character with clear silhouette, clean lighting, and visible full-body shape.
Simple product forms work well when the source image has clean edges and minimal background noise.
A clean product object on a plain background, centered camera, sharp edges, and consistent material color.
Hard-surface objects benefit from strong contrast and visible front-facing structure.
A hard-surface prop with visible contours, crisp lighting, and no cropped geometry.
Organic forms need readable posture, full object coverage, and enough texture detail.
An organic creature reference with full-body framing, readable anatomy, and detailed surface texture.
Rounded toy forms are useful checks for silhouette and color separation.
A toy-like object with rounded forms, front-facing composition, and distinct color regions.
Concept props are easiest to review when the source has a clear shadow and strong object boundary.
A concept prop for a 3D pipeline, centered view, plain backdrop, clear edges, and balanced exposure.
Studio object shots reduce ambiguity before Gaussian splat generation.
A studio object reference with neutral lighting, no occlusion, and enough texture detail for 3D reconstruction.
Use motion prompts when the deliverable is animation timing rather than static mesh geometry.
A character walks forward, turns around, and waves with natural timing.
Accessories need high-resolution source images so small material details survive the handoff.
A detailed accessory object with visible material zones, clean outline, and no heavy blur.
Use a centered reference when a portfolio-ready splat needs clean review.
A portfolio-ready model reference with centered subject, readable silhouette, and simple background.