Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about generating 3D models with 3D Thunder — guest access, tokens, formats, and 3D printing.
What is 3D Thunder?
3D Thunder is an experimental AI tool that turns a plain-language description into a 3D model. You describe a character, creature, or object, and Thunder Bot generates a model you can preview, edit, and export in your browser.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. You can continue as a guest to try the studio instantly — no sign-up required. Guests get a small number of complimentary generations. Creating a free account unlocks more generations and lets you keep a personal collection of models.
How does text-to-3D generation work?
You write a short brief describing the object, set the maximum dimensions, and pick a style. The AI interprets your prompt and produces a 3D mesh, which streams back to your browser and appears on the canvas. You can then refine and export it.
What file format can I export?
Models can be exported as STL files, the standard format for 3D printing. You can print them yourself or send them to a print service.
What are generation tokens?
Each generation uses one token. Guest sessions include a couple of free tokens, and accounts get a larger allowance depending on their plan. This keeps the shared GPU capacity available and responsive for everyone.
Is 3D Thunder free?
Yes, there is a free tier. Guests can try it without an account, and registered accounts include complimentary generations. Additional tokens can be purchased if you need more.
Can I use the models commercially?
Models you generate are yours to preview, save, and export. Because 3D Thunder is in active testing, review output quality before relying on it for production work.