3DAI Terrain Generator for Tabletop Games
Describe a ruined tower, a dungeon tile, or a rocky outcrop and get an STL you can print and put on the table tonight.
Try it on HIBR 3D →What it is
How it works
Describe or upload
Type a prompt or upload a single photo of one object on a plain background.
Generate
HIBR 3D builds the mesh and texture automatically — no modelling, no CAD, no scanner.
Download
Export STL for printing or GLB/OBJ for games and AR — commercial use permitted.
What you can make
Buildings & ruins
Describe a ruined chapel, watchtower, or coaching inn and print it as a centerpiece for D&D or Age of Sigmar.
Dungeon tiles & scatter
Generate modular floor tiles, rubble piles, crates, barrels, and statues to dress a board fast.
Natural terrain
Make hills, rock outcrops, dead trees, and cliff faces — or feed in a photo of a real rock as a reference.
Objective & sci-fi pieces
Spin up 40k objective markers, bunkers, barricades, and industrial scatter for the wargames table.
Why HIBR 3D
One-click repair
Run a repair pass on the generated mesh — quick (fast cleanup) or deep (rebuilds a solid single body).
Every format
STL for printing, GLB/OBJ for games and AR — from the same model.
Commercial use permitted
What you generate is available for commercial use, on every plan.
Trust & safety built in
Every prompt and image is moderated before anything is generated.
FAQ
Will the terrain be the right scale for my 28–32mm minis?
HIBR 3D exports clean geometry with no fixed size baked in — you set the final dimensions in your slicer. Print a test piece, measure a doorway or step against a mini, then scale the STL up or down so it matches your 28–32mm (or 15mm, or 54mm) range. Because it's a real mesh, you have full control over scale per print.
Can it make modular or tile-based terrain, or only single pieces?
You generate one piece per request — a tower, a wall section, a single tile. To build a modular set, generate each component (a few wall variants, a corner, a floor tile, a doorway) and arrange them in your slicer or on the table. Text prompts are best for inventing terrain from scratch; a single photo works when you have a real object — a rock, a ruin, a toy building — to reconstruct.
Is the STL safe for resin and FDM, given all the overhangs and openings?
Yes. Terrain is full of overhangs, windows, and hollow interiors that break ordinary exports, so HIBR 3D includes one-click repair: Quick repair (1 credit) does a fast cleanup and fills holes, while Deep repair (2 credits) runs in the background and returns a repaired STL. That gives your slicer a clean, manifold model — you still add supports for overhangs as usual, but the mesh itself won't error out.
Can I sell the terrain STLs I generate?
Yes — every plan (Maker $79/mo or Studio $199/mo) permits commercial use of what you generate on Patreon, MyMiniFactory, Cults3D, or anywhere else. Use higher tiers for detail: Draft is fast at 1 credit, Standard is 5 credits, and Premium is 8 credits — all three run on both plans, so Studio buys you more credits, not more tiers. Every prompt and photo is moderated before anything generates.
Make your first model
See the pricing page for current plans. STL, game-ready GLB/OBJ, commercial use permitted.
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