Sculptor: 3D Modeling

Sculptor is 3D modeling for people who have never opened a 3D app. Describe what you want, watch it build itself step by step, then shape it with big, friendly tools and send it to your 3D printer.

Say it, watch it build
Tap Voice and say "a red mug", "three stacked cubes" or "a house with a green roof". Sculptor turns your words into a short plan you can review, then builds it in front of you. The whole build undoes in one step. Speech is recognized on your device, and planning runs on your device by default. Prefer typing? Type instead. The built-in planner understands English descriptions, and on devices with Gemini Nano it can plan on the device too.

A real modeler, without the learning cliff
• Cube, sphere, cylinder, cone, torus, plane and Blob, the mascot, all sized in millimeters
• Move, rotate and scale with handles, snapping and exact numeric fields
• Edit mode for vertices, edges and faces: extrude, inset, bevel, loop cut, subdivide, merge and more
• A non-destructive modifier stack: Mirror, Subdivision Surface, Array and Solidify
• Booleans: union, difference and intersect
• Clay-like materials with color, metallic and roughness
• Undo everything, from the toolbar or with Ctrl+Z

Ready for your 3D printer
• Export binary STL, 3MF with colors, OBJ with materials, or USDZ
• The print check finds holes, tangled edges, inside-out faces, very thin walls and models that won't fit your build plate, and fixes most of them in one tap
• Open STL and OBJ files from other apps to keep working on them

Your work stays yours
Projects are ordinary .sculpt files, saved wherever you choose: on your device or in a cloud storage app. They open in Sculptor for iPad too. No account and no ads. Voice planning works offline, with no sign-up. If you want, you can connect a supported cloud AI service with your own API key: Sculptor asks before it sends anything, tells you exactly what is sent, and you can stop sharing at any time.

Made for phones, tablets and foldables
On a tablet, the outliner and inspector sit beside a big canvas. On a phone, they slide up when you need them. Stand a foldable up like a small laptop and the model sits above the fold with the tools below. Keyboards, mice and styluses all work: shortcuts, wheel zoom, right-click menus and stylus hover.