One photo. Choose what becomes 3D.

A tool on a workbench. A hat in a portrait. Focus on the object you need, even when the photo contains much more.

An isolated plane in the selection editor

Keep the object. Leave the clutter.

The selection defines the subject of the reconstruction. Distinguish the handle from nearby tools, check its edges and keep the parts that belong together. A careful selection gives the next step a clearer starting point.

Focus on a single object in a busy image.
Separate references into individual assets.
Check the silhouette before reconstruction.

From your photo to your project.

Find your object.
Choose the subject within the source photo. Nearby objects should stay outside its silhouette.
Check the selection.
Look at thin parts, gaps and overlapping edges. A selected silhouette is still 2D at this stage.
Reconstruct the object.
Use the isolated subject as the input for 3D reconstruction, then inspect its shape before exporting.

Before you begin.

How do I isolate an object?

Click your subject or describe it to create a selection. Refine the outline in the studio and keep exactly the parts you want to use.

Can I download the cutout image?

Yes. Save your selection as a transparent PNG, ready for a moodboard, a presentation or a new visual. You can also continue straight to 3D creation.

Can I create several objects from one photo?

Yes. Give each subject its own selection, refine its outline and choose which objects to turn into 3D. Keep your creations together in the same project.

Your projects, connected to your tools.

Read your project’s latest job ID from your own tools.

Included with Studio and Scale.

Explore the API

GET/v1/projects/{id}

API="https://segmentit.com/api/v1"

curl "$API/projects/$SEGMENTIT_PROJECT_ID" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SEGMENTIT_API_KEY"

const api = 'https://segmentit.com/api/v1';
const key = process.env.SEGMENTIT_API_KEY;
const id = process.env.SEGMENTIT_PROJECT_ID;

const res = await fetch(`${api}/projects/${id}`, {
  headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${key}` },
  redirect: 'error',
});
if (!res.ok) throw new Error(`HTTP ${res.status}`);
const { data } = await res.json();