Questions, answered.
General
What is Worldify3D?+
A tool that turns a short description of a game world into a style-consistent set of textured 3D models. It paints concept art, extracts a style guide from the art style you pick, renders every object in that style and converts each to a GLB.
What do I get in a world?+
A set of textured 3D models (GLB) for one world, plus a manifest with every model's real-world size. You can swap any item on the list for one of your own.
How long does it take?+
Art styles take about a minute. Then every object gets its image and, straight away, its 3D model: usually 6–10 minutes for the full set. Progress is saved, so you can close the tab and come back.
What if I don't like something?+
Every world includes free re-rolls for the concept art, the object images and the 3D models (see Plans for the allowances). Earlier versions stay available to restore.
Can I edit the brief or the asset list?+
Yes. The World Brief is editable before concepts are generated, and the asset list (names, descriptions, sizes, and swapping items for your own) is editable before object images are rendered.
Assets & engines
Which engines does it work with?+
Anything that reads glTF 2.0: Unity (glTFast), Unreal, Godot, Blender, three.js. Models are Y-up, in metres, with the pivot at the bottom centre, so they drop straight onto the ground.
How detailed are the models?+
Each model is decimated to about 60K triangles with a baked 2048 px texture (PBR base colour and metallic/roughness). That is a good fit for props and set dressing in a third-person or top-down game.
Are the sizes right?+
Every asset in the list has a real-world size in metres, and each model is scaled to match it. The manifest records the final dimensions so you can check them.
Are the models rigged or animated?+
No. Worlds are made of static environment assets: props, furniture, architecture pieces, containers, lights and vegetation.
Can I use the assets commercially?+
Yes. The models are generated with commercially licensed open models (TRELLIS.2, MIT; Z-Image-Turbo, Apache-2.0; BiRefNet, MIT).
Pricing & credits
How does pricing work?+
One credit buys one world. Buy 1 for $5, 5 for $20, or 20 for $50. There is no subscription and credits never expire.
When am I charged?+
The intake chat, the World Brief and a first look at five art styles for your world are free (a few free previews per day). A credit is spent only when you pick a style and unlock the world: the style guide, object images, 3D models, re-rolls, scenes and downloads.
Do re-rolls cost extra?+
No. The re-roll allowances (10 concepts, 30 object images, 3 model turns of up to 10 models) are included in every world.
How are payments handled?+
Checkout is handled by Stripe; we never see or store your card details. You get an email receipt from Stripe for every purchase.
Privacy & data
How long are files kept?+
For as long as you keep the world. Nothing expires: your concept art, object images, models and scenes stay in your account, and you can delete a world at any time from its page or your dashboard.
Who can see my worlds?+
Only you. Files are stored privately and served through short-lived signed links.
How do I sign in?+
With Google, or with a one-time sign-in link sent to your email. There is no password to remember.
What do you track?+
Our own, cookie-free statistics: pages viewed, which buttons were used, the site or campaign (UTM tag) that brought you here, the kind of device, and steps such as signing up, creating a world and purchases. A random visitor id is kept in your browser's local storage; there are no tracking cookies and nothing is shared or sold. Advertising pixels (Google, Reddit) load only if you accept them in the cookie banner, which appears only when we run ads.