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Rodin

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hyper3d/rodin · by Hyper3D · diffusion-3d

Pricing — 2 offering(s)

fal

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Image-to-3D generation

  • $0.40 / generation Current 2026-08-31 → present
    Flat $0.40 per generation on fal's fal-ai/hyper3d/rodin endpoint. Includes a standard texture pass…

    Flat $0.40 per generation on fal's fal-ai/hyper3d/rodin endpoint. Includes a standard texture pass. "Transparent usage-based pricing, no hidden fees or minimum commitments."

HighPack (4K textures + high-poly)

  • $1.20 / generation Current 2026-08-31 → present
    "HighPack add-on: 3x the base cost (includes 4K textures and high-poly models)" — 3 x $0.40 = $1.20 per…

    "HighPack add-on: 3x the base cost (includes 4K textures and high-poly models)" — 3 x $0.40 = $1.20 per generation.

Hyper3D

Business plan (Full API access)

  • $120.00 / month Historical 2026-08-31 → 2026-09-02
  • $120.00 / month Current 2026-09-03 → present

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Capability profile

How Rodin rates across core capability dimensions, with the task-level evidence behind each rating.

geometry quality Strong

Highest geometry ceiling in the Phase-1a set — 10M+ polygons on Gen-2.5, marketed for "sculpt-level detail". Widely cited in third-party comparisons as the top-quality hosted option.

prompt alignment Strong

Image-to-3D primary; strong fidelity to a reference image. Also accepts text and multi-view. No independent alignment benchmark.

texture quality Strong

HighPack add-on delivers 4K PBR textures alongside high-poly geometry (3x base price). Standard generation includes a texture pass.

topology control Moderate

High-Poly Quad option on the Business plan; less oriented to game-ready low-poly targets than Tripo P1.0 or Meshy.

rigging and animation Weak

No built-in auto-rig / animation in the generation API — static mesh output.

input flexibility Strong

Text, image, and multi-view conditioning supported.

generation speed Moderate

The "thinking effort" dial trades speed for quality — high-effort settings are slower than Tripo's ~seconds. No published latency figures.

Operator guidance

Reach for Rodin when maximum geometry detail and polygon budget matter more than speed or per-asset cost. Call it via fal ($0.40/generation, $1.20 with HighPack) for usage-based billing; the first-party API needs Hyper3D's $120/mo Business plan. For volume, iteration speed, or built-in rigging, Tripo or Meshy are better fits.

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