TRELLIS
Image to 3D · Single image or multiple reference views
About TRELLIS
This is the trellis-community Space for the original TRELLIS model. Its image-conditioned pipeline creates structured 3D representations, with controls for single-image and multi-image input.
TRELLIS supports different representations of the result. A mesh is useful for conventional 3D software, while a Gaussian representation is used for splat rendering. Choose the export that matches the application where you plan to use it.
How to use TRELLIS
- Choose the single-image or multi-image input mode and add suitable reference views.
- Generate the 3D representation and inspect the preview.
- Use the extraction and download controls for the mesh or Gaussian output you need.
What to know before you start
- This Space is maintained by trellis-community; Microsoft created the underlying TRELLIS project.
- This is the original TRELLIS workflow. TRELLIS.2 is a separate model and Space.
The provider controls availability, sign-in, processing, and downloads. Save any result before reloading or closing the demo.
Can the GLB Viewer open a Gaussian export?
The local viewer opens self-contained GLB meshes. A Gaussian PLY requires a compatible splat viewer instead.
