On your phone, in minutes. Invite only for now.
Seven ways in, from a photo to a patch of the map. Every picture is a real result, rendered from the model ZynMesh made. Tap one to turn it.
Map area
Pick a rectangle on the map: you get the ground and every building, with its height and roof, coloured by aerial photos where they are free to use.
Aerial photos © swisstopo (SWISSIMAGE). Buildings © OpenStreetMap contributors and Overture Maps Foundation.
Object
Up to four photos of a thing, from any side.
Text
“a weathered bronze ship's bell with a rope pull, on a curved iron bracket”
Place
Overlapping photos or a short video of a room, a street or a garden.
A still from the scene: in the app you walk through it.
Drawing
Then changed in words: “make the boss 40 mm tall and the central hole 20 mm”.
Floor plans
One drawing per storey: walls, doors and windows at true scale.
Real estate
Photos of a home, outside and in: the outside becomes a model, and each room a scene you can walk through.
Not quite right? Say what to change, and ZynMesh makes a new version.
What they asked
“make the body glossy red enamel”
A new version in 6 min 38 s. The first stays as it was.
Take photos with the guides in the app, or type a few words. Or add a drawing, floor plans or photos of a home, or pick a rectangle on the map.
On GPUs, in seconds to minutes, and you see each stage. Leave the app if you like: it tells you when the model is ready.
Turn it, see it in your room, download it, share a link, or change it in words.
More of what ZynMesh made: a ship from one photo, a mug from a pen sketch, a laundry basket from a sketch, Cairo from the map, and parts from technical drawings.
What you send, who handles it and for how long, in plain words. The privacy notice has the detail.
Your photos, words and models are kept on our server in Germany, at OVHcloud. The largest extra files (splat PLY files and point clouds) are deleted after 30 days; the model and its pictures stay.
The 3D work runs on Modal’s cloud GPUs. What you send goes there to make the model; the files made there are deleted once they’re back on our server.
When you describe an object, or ask for the unseen sides of a single photo, OpenAI’s GPT Image model pictures it first. Your words, and those photos, are sent to OpenAI.
Gemini reads technical drawings and sorts the inside photos of a home into rooms.
Map areas are built from open elevation data, buildings from OpenStreetMap and Overture Maps, and government aerial photos where they’re free to use, such as swisstopo’s in Switzerland.
Only you see your models, unless you share a link to one. The people who run ZynMesh can see models, to help when something fails.
No ads, no tracking and no analytics, here or in the app. This site sets no cookies; the app sets one, to keep you signed in.
People we invite. Request access and tell us what you’d like to make. If we can give you access, an invite comes by email: choose a password and start.
Access is by invitation, and there is no public price. Tell us what you need when you request access.
iPhone with Safari, Android with Chrome, and recent desktop browsers. Add it to your home screen to use it like an app. On iPhone that is also what lets it tell you when a model is ready.
GLB and OBJ for objects, homes and buildings. STEP, STL and the CadQuery code for exact parts. Gaussian splats (SPZ and PLY) and a mesh for places. The recognised plan as JSON for floor plans. On iPhone and Android you can also see objects in your room.
From 19 s for a map area to about 9 minutes for an exact part. Most objects on this page took under 3 minutes.
Each account has limits, set by the people who run ZynMesh: by default 50 a day and 3 at a time. The app shows what is left.
Until you delete them. The largest extra files (splat PLY files and point clouds) are deleted after 30 days; the model itself and its pictures stay.
Yes. Say what to change, like “make it brass” or “the back has a zip pocket”, and ZynMesh makes a new version. Exact parts take changes in millimetres.
ZynMesh is invite only. Tell us who you are and what you’d like to make.
