Matt Wolfe uses Tripo 2.0 to turn AI-generated images into 3D objects you can export to Blender or a 3D printer. He generates a horned, winged wolf and shows how the tool applies different styles like cartoon and hologram effects. You get two free generations.
This new AI model lets you 3D print anything. It's called Tripo 2.0, and it can take an image, turn it into a full 3D object, and then let you export that model to 3D print it or drop it into Blender or even use it inside of Unreal Engine. I used Nano Banana to generate this wolf with horns and wings, dropped it into Tripo, and it turned into this. And they even have design templates like cartoon, sketch, unlit, and this hologram effect, which in my opinion looks pretty awesome. And as of right now, you can actually do 2 generations for free. So when I made this, I did didn't have to pay for it at all. You can make custom characters and assets for games, create 3D models for animations or videos, prototype products or collectibles, or generate something completely from your imagination and then 3D print it. Let me know in the comments what you would make with this and follow for more cool AI and future tech videos.
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