AI Cyberpunk Generator

The AI Cyberpunk converts your dream ideas into amazing visual representations. Whether crafting a Cyberpunk for artistic expression, professional uses, or just for fun, it empowers users to develop detailed images of professional quality with ease.

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3D Model Generator from Photo

Upload a photo to help create your 3D model. This works best when you already have an object you wish to copy. CGDream can copy the image and create a 3D model, or image, depending on your needs. You can choose between the two. Then rotate, view, and download. Just upload an image with good lighting and defined shapes.
The Rodin software can copy an image in 90 seconds, depending on its quality, colors, shading, and shapes. Just provide a good quality and a clear JPG or PNG image with a simple background for better results.

Get started

01 Upload your image

Open CGDream in your browser and upload your image using the button in the left sidebar.

02 Choose your settings

On the right sidebar, choose settings like the mesh type, material, and file format.

03 Generate the model

Press Generate for model creation. If you’re out of ideas, use the “Dream-up” option.

04 Wait for processing

Wait about 90 seconds while our software creates your result.

05 Preview and download

After getting your model, view it and download it in your selected file format.

06 Refine if needed

If you’re not pleased with your result, adjust the settings and get a better one.

Customize your 3D output

The tool uses our advanced AI software to analyze your image. It checks the curves, lines, structure, shading, and other dimensions. Prompt Guidance controls the creativity of the model. High values can give more details and a more defined and contrasting result, while lower values can produce a more chaotic and creative result. The Seed settings allow you to get different variations of the same result. Changing the number produces different results of the same model. The Mesh Mode setting lets you choose the type of mesh you want. This has two settings: The Quad Mode, which produces quad-based meshes, and the Raw Mode, which produces triangle-based meshes. The Raw Mode is simple and quick. Our Custom Polygon Count setting helps you choose how many polygons should be in your model.

More polygons add details but increase the file size; and vice versa. The Material settings help you choose how the surface of your model looks. It has the PBR setting for more realistic lighting and materials, the Shaded is for simple colors, and All to have a mix of both.
You can set which Format to export your image that fits your software or workflow. We have a wide range that is compatible with different tools and uses. You can also choose your Quality preference in the settings. Higher quality results are much more detailed but take longer than 90 seconds to generate while lower quality is quick and is very good for experimentation. Even if you are a complete beginner, you can still reap the benefits from CGDream and play around with it. Our AI will do most of the work for you so you can just sit back and relax.

3D Model Generator from Text

If you do not have a picture of the object you want, you can just write what you want CGDream to create. The AI can understand your description and build a 3D model just from your text. You can use the setting according to your needs.
For example, you can type something like “A mouse that looks like a cat and has rabbit ears”, or “A fantasy sword with a gold hilt and a glowing blade” etc. More details to get a better result. Still, even short sentences work because the AI can imagine it and fill in the blanks.

Get started

01 Write your description

Enter your text description in the lower text box and add up to five filters if desired.

02 Set creativity level

Choose the prompt guidance level to make the model more creative or more controlled.

03 Choose model settings

In the right sidebar, choose settings like the mesh type, material, and file format.

04 Generate the model

Press Generate and wait about 90 seconds or slightly more, depending on quality and details.

05 Download your model

After getting your model, view it and download it in your selected file format.

06 Refine if needed

If you’re not pleased with your result, adjust the settings and get a better one.

Turn words into 3D Model

CGDream analyzes your written description and uses it to understand key details such as size, shape, structure, and style. Based on these inputs, the AI generates a 3D image or model automatically. You can guide the result by adjusting settings like Prompt Guidance, which controls how creative or precise the output should be, and by using Seed values to generate different variations of the same model without changing the original prompt.

You can control the model’s structure by choosing the mesh type, setting a custom polygon count, and defining its appearance with PBR, shaded, or mixed materials. Once ready, export the model in formats that fit your workflow and select the quality level based on speed or detail. The AI handles everything from geometry to materials, so no 3D experience is required — CGDream does the work for you.

How the AI Cyberpunk Generator Works

The AI Cyberpunk generator is equipped with cutting-edge text-to-image diffusion models build on transformer (DiT) architecture such as Flux or Stable Diffusion. The base model transforms your text inputs into highly detailed and visually accurate Cyberpunk images. Here's a step-by-step guide of how it works:

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Input a Prompt. Start by describing your desired topic about Cyberpunk in detail.
Add Lora styles from the Filters menu to improve generated Cyberpunk image quality, enrich style or add effects.
Optionally you can use Transfer Style, Structure, Image-to-Image, 3D or Consistent Character visual inputs to intuitively control and guide Cyberpunk image generation.
Choose a base model between Flux Dev, Flux Pro or Stable Diffusion.
Press Generate or DreamUp to generate an image. DreamUp will intelligently expand or adjust your prompt taking into account Lora Styles, making the final Cyberpunk image more detailed and coherent.

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