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Mirage

Generative 3D AI engine and spatial asset creation platform

Freemium - from $0/moRuns in the cloudEditors pick

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Generative Content Creation

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Game asset prompt-to-3D generation

Generate low-poly or high-poly 3D props and environment objects from text descriptions.

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About Mirage

Mirage (mirage.app) is a generative 3D creation tool designed for game developers, 3D artists, and spatial app designers. By harnessing modern diffusion models and neural radiance fields, Mirage converts text prompts or 2D concept sketches into fully textured, UV-mapped 3D meshes ready for webGL or game engine export.

It features intuitive mesh editing, style transfer, and format export for OBJ, FBX, and GLTF formats.

  • Direct export to standard 3D formats (GLTF, OBJ, FBX)
  • Automated UV unwrapping and texture generation
  • Fast prompt-to-mesh generation speed
  • Complex organic geometries may require manual clean-up in Blender
  • Credit-based pricing for high-resolution 4K texture baking

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