Kimi's 3D Make turns a sketch into an editable, 3D-printable model
sven_ai · x · 2026-10-26
A hands-on look at Kimi's new 3D Make feature: feed it a sketch or reference image and it generates an editable 3D model you can preview and modify online, then export for 3D printing. The author argues this lowers the barrier that previously required Blender, modeling, and rendering skills for product showcases.
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