Your photo. Your next 3D asset.

Take an object out of a flat image and give it a place in your next scene. Select, reconstruct, then export.

A reconstructed monument in the Segmentit studio

A reference you can move around.

A photo captures one viewpoint. A 3D asset lets you explore the object from another angle, place it beside other objects and try it in a composition. Start with a familiar shape instead of a blank scene.

Explore a silhouette from different angles.
Reuse an object across scene compositions.
Continue editing in your 3D workflow.

From your photo to your project.

Choose your photo.
Use a clear image where the object is visible and separated from its surroundings.
Select the subject.
Define the object you want to reconstruct, leaving the rest of the scene outside the selection.
Make it part of a scene.
Inspect the reconstructed shape, export the asset and adjust its scale and materials in your project.

Before you begin.

How do I create my first 3D object?

Open the studio, upload a photo and select your subject. Start the 3D generation, explore your object from every angle, then download it for your next project.

Which photo should I choose?

Choose a sharp, well-lit photo with the whole object visible. Furniture, decorative pieces or everyday objects: pick a subject that inspires you and give it a new place in your creations.

What can I do with my 3D object?

Explore it in the studio, download its GLB file and bring it into your next scene, visual or prototype. Adjust its size and placement in your favourite 3D tool.

Your projects, connected to your tools.

Read the saved status of a reconstruction job from your own tools.

Included with Studio and Scale.

Explore the API

GET/v1/jobs/{id}

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

curl "$API/jobs/$SEGMENTIT_JOB_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_JOB_ID;

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