> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.3dcade.studio/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.3dcade.studio/introduction.md).

# Introduction

3Dcade turns text and images into ready-to-use 3D models.

Create, review, export, and publish in one browser workflow.

You do not need desktop software or a local GPU.

### What you can do

* generate models from text or images
* review assets in Studio before delivery
* export files for web, engines, and creative tools
* publish through embeds, gallery, and marketplace flows

### Best route by goal

* New here — open [Getting started](/build/getting-started.md)
* Need the right engine — open [Models](/models/overview.md)
* Ready to publish — open [Embed models](/publish/embed-models.md)

### Core workflow

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### Connect

Sign in with a supported Solana wallet.

The wallet signature creates your account.
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### Generate

Enter a prompt or upload an image.

Choose the engine and quality tier that fit the task.
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### Review and ship

Open the result in Studio.

Export the file, embed it, or publish it.
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### Docs structure

#### Build

Use **Build** for onboarding, generation, and export.

#### Publish

Use **Publish** for embeds, listing, and discovery.

#### Reference

Use **Reference** for plans, formats, and technical details.

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Need help or partnership details?

Open [Contact](/contact.md).
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### Next step

Start with [Getting started](/build/getting-started.md) if this is your first run.


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