Torus - Photo to 3D
iOS app by White Bread Games. Productivity · White Bread Games
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Store description excerpt
Torus turns one ordinary photo into a real 3D model, and it does the whole thing on your device. Point it at a chair, a sculpture, a pair of shoes — anything with a clear subject — and Torus isolates it from the background, infers its shape and colour, and builds a textured mesh you can spin, inspect, and take into the apps you already use. NOTHING LEAVES YOUR DEVICE There is no account to create, no image upload, and no server doing the work. The neural network runs on your device's own neural accelerator and GPU, so it works on a plane, on the subway, or with the network off entirely. A REAL UV MAP, NOT A PAINT JOB Most single-photo tools hand you vertex colours, which are useless the moment you want to edit them. Torus unwraps the mesh into proper non-overlapping UV islands and bakes a 2048px texture atlas — so you can open the model in Procreate, Nomad Sculpt or ArtiMesh and paint straight onto it. BUILT FOR THE NEXT STEP Export USDZ for augmented reality viewing and sharing, or OBJ with its material and texture for any 3D application. FEATURES • Single photo in, textured mesh out • Runs fully offline on device • Automatic subject isolation • Adjustable detail: Standard, High, Maximum • Non-overlapping UV unwrap with a baked 2048px texture • Turntable preview with adjustable camera • Model library that keeps everything you make Generating models is free and unlimited. A single one-time purchase unlocks exporting, forever — no subscription.
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