TripoSG

TripoSG generates 3D meshes from visual references for people creating 3D assets or testing shape ideas. It accepts finished images as well as rough scribbles paired with a text prompt.

• Image-to-3D generation: Create shapes from photographs, cartoons or sketches, with geometry that follows the subject's appearance and structure.
• Scribble-based prototyping: Use TripoSG-scribble to turn a rough drawing and a written description into a 3D shape.
• Detailed geometry: Generate meshes with sharp edges, fine surface details and complex structures, including subjects with challenging topology.
• Mesh output controls: Export meshes as GLB files and limit their face count when you need simpler geometry.

The Python software runs locally and requires a CUDA-enabled GPU with at least 8GB of VRAM. It downloads generation weights and the RMBG-1.4 background-removal model, so obtaining those files requires an internet connection. An online demo is also available for the scribble model. The repository code is open source under the MIT license.