What it does
Fomrix converts a single image or a short text description into a 3D model in GLB format. The Image to 3D workflow generates a textured asset with optional PBR materials. Text to 3D targets simpler starting meshes. A separate Image to STL path produces a print-oriented mesh, and a 3D Character Maker turns full-body artwork into a character asset. Five free browser tools handle viewing, format conversion, and mesh repair for STL, GLB, and OBJ files without consuming any generation credits.
Generation runs on a credit system. A detailed image model costs 30 credits; a high-detail image model costs 60 credits; a text-to-3D model at standard settings costs 10 credits.
Who it is for
Product designers who want an interactive web asset and game developers who need a quick prop or character mesh are the main audience. Makers preparing geometry for 3D printing get the Image to STL path. The ecommerce workflow page addresses planning interactive product assets for the web, which is where a small online retailer would start.
Pricing
New accounts receive 30 credits on day one and up to 90 credits across the first 7 registration days, with no card required. Each free grant expires 7 days after receipt, and missed sign-in days are not credited later.
Paid options start at $12.99/mo (Basic, 500 credits). The Standard plan is $25.99/mo (1,100 credits) and Pro is $64.99/mo (3,000 credits). Annual plans cost $119.99/year, $239.99/year, and $599.99/year respectively, saving 23 percent versus 12 monthly payments. One-time credit packs start at $7.99 for 200 credits. Purchased credits do not expire.
What users complain about
No public user reviews for fomrix.com exist at the time of this listing. The vendor's own documentation states the following limits.
Free welcome credits expire 7 days after each grant, and any sign-in day missed during the first week is permanently lost (source: Vendor homepage). STL exports remove all texture data, so anyone using the print workflow loses material information from the generated model (source: Vendor homepage). The vendor also notes that generated models have not been print-tested and may need thickness and support checks before slicing (source: Vendor homepage).
