Shape a two-part mold
Start from your GLB model and think through the split, base, and alignment details before continuing to the studio.
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Continue to the 3D studio to work with your model
Keep the details visible
Use a clear prompt to describe the parting line, pour opening, and the surface details that matter for your mold.
Continue when ready
Open the 3D studio to add your file and continue with the mold workflow in the partner tool.
GLB TO MOLD WORKFLOW
A clearer path from model to mold
Use the 3D studio to turn a model into a practical mold plan. Keep the setup focused on the geometry, the split, and the details you want to preserve.
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Add your model
Continue to the studio and upload a GLB, STL, OBJ, GLTF, or PLY file when the workspace is ready.
02
Describe the split
Explain the parting line, the base, the pour opening, and any alignment details that should guide the mold.
03
Review the result
Inspect the mold setup in the partner workspace and refine the geometry before you move on to making it.
From a clean upload to a considered mold plan, the studio gives you room to work through the choices that shape the final result. Keep the workflow grounded in the model, the material, and the way the finished mold should separate.
Plan the details that make a mold useful
A good GLB to mold workflow is about more than the file format. Think about how the model will separate, where the material will enter, and how the halves will line up.
Open the 3D studioParting line
Keep the split practical for the shape you are working with.
Pour opening
Leave room for a clean route into the mold.
Alignment
Describe how the halves should meet and stay aligned.
Surface detail
Call out the fine features that should remain easy to inspect.
DESIGNED FOR THE NEXT STEP
Your model stays at the center of the workflow.
Describe the shape, the split, and the practical details so the studio has a clear direction to follow. Start with a useful idea, then refine it around the geometry you want to preserve.
MOLD NOTES
Keep the setup simple and specific
The best starting prompts describe the object and the way you expect to use the mold. A few precise details can make the next review easier.
Which model files can I start with?
The studio is designed around common 3D model formats, including GLB, STL, OBJ, GLTF, and PLY. Add the file from the workspace after you continue.
What should I mention in the prompt?
Mention the object, the intended split, the base, the pour route, alignment pins, and any small features that should stay easy to reproduce.
Can I review the model before I continue?
Yes. The partner workspace is where you add the model and inspect the mold workflow. This page keeps the starting point focused on your idea.
GLB-ready workflowClear mold planningStudio handoff
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Start with your GLB to mold idea
Open the studio, add your model, and describe the mold you want to plan. Your next step starts with the file you already have.
Continue to the 3D studio