Start from words or one image
Describe the object in up to 1,024 characters, or add a single image. Each request makes one GLB model.
Tripo 3.1: turn text or one image into a 3D model
Describe an object or add one image, and Tripo v3.1 in Manus makes a textured GLB 3D model you can download.
Why Tripo v3.1
Text to 3D and image to 3D in one model
Textures and PBR materials
Models come textured with PBR materials by default. Pick the v2.5, v3.0, or v3.5 texture model, or turn textures off.
Low-poly or split into parts
Ask for a low-poly mesh of 500 to 20,000 faces, or an untextured model split into separate parts.
A closer look
Tripo 3D models made in Manus
Every model below was made with Tripo v3.1 in Manus and shown as a 360° turntable. Each card shows the prompt or the image it started from.
Product models from one image
Add one product shot, and Tripo v3.1 builds the whole object, including the sides the image does not show.
Polecenie
Use Tripo v3.1 to turn the reference image into a 3D model with PBR materials.
Game props from a prompt
Describe a prop in a sentence or two and get a textured model, ready to place in a scene.
Polecenie
Use Tripo v3.1 to make a 3D model: A stylized fantasy treasure chest for a game: weathered oak planks bound with riveted iron bands, ornate gold corner trims, a heavy padlock on the front, and the lid slightly open with gold coins and a red gem spilling out. Hand-painted game art style.
From a drawing to a 3D character
Draw the character with an image model first, then Tripo v3.1 turns the drawing into a 3D model.
Polecenie
Use Nano Banana 2 to draw: Character concept art of a small friendly robot explorer, full body, front three-quarter view, standing pose, round white helmet head with a dark visor showing two glowing cyan eyes, short antenna, orange chest panel, chunky arms and legs, a canvas backpack with a rolled map, clean cel-shaded illustration with bold outlines, centered on a plain white background, no text. Then use Tripo v3.1 to turn the drawing into a 3D model.
Low-poly assets for real-time scenes
Turn on low-poly to keep the model between 500 and 20,000 faces. This one is capped at 3,000, shown with its mesh lines.
Polecenie
Use Tripo v3.1 to make a low-poly 3D model with up to 3,000 faces: A low-poly stylized lighthouse on a small rocky island: a red and white striped tower with a glowing lantern room, a small wooden pier, and two pine trees. Clean flat colors, game-ready asset.
Separate parts you can edit
Ask for separate parts to get an untextured model split into pieces. Each part is shown in its own color.
Polecenie
Use Tripo v3.1 to make an untextured 3D model split into separate parts: A retro toy robot with a boxy head and two antenna ears, a square chest box with dials, segmented arms ending in claw hands, and tank tread legs.
Detailed textures with v3.5
Choose the v3.5 texture model with detailed texture quality when the model will be seen up close.
Polecenie
Use Tripo v3.1 to make a 3D model with the v3.5 texture model and detailed texture quality: A vintage 35mm rangefinder film camera with a black leather body, brushed silver top plate, a brass shutter dial and film advance lever, and a chrome lens with engraved focus markings. Realistic product model.
Specs
Tripo v3.1 specs in Manus
What you get when you use Tripo v3.1.
How it works
How to use Tripo AI in Manus
01
Pick Tripo v3.1
There is no model menu for 3D. Use the box on this page, where Tripo v3.1 is already set, or start a task in Manus and write "Use Tripo v3.1".
02
Describe the object or add an image
Describe it in up to 1,024 characters or attach one image. You can also ask for PBR materials, a texture model version, more geometry detail, a low-poly mesh, or separate parts.
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Download the GLB file
Manus saves the GLB model to your task files, ready to download or use in your next step.
Choose the right model
Text to 3D or image to 3D: when to use each
Describe it in words when you are exploring an idea. Start from one image when the model has to match a product, drawing, or photo you already have.
Nano Banana 2
Make a reference image or edit your photo first, then turn it into 3D with Tripo v3.1.
OpenAI
GPT Image 2.5
Make a reference image from a prompt, including a transparent PNG of just the object, then turn it into 3D.
Nano Banana Pro
Make a detailed reference image, then turn it into 3D with Tripo v3.1.
Start with an image, then go 3D
Make the reference image with an image model in Manus, then ask Tripo v3.1 to turn it into a 3D model.
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What is Tripo 3.1?
Tripo 3.1, shown in Manus as Tripo v3.1, is a 3D generation model from Tripo AI. In Manus it turns a text prompt or one image into a GLB 3D model, textured with PBR materials by default.
How do I use Tripo v3.1 in Manus?
Start your request in Manus with "Use Tripo v3.1", then describe the object or attach one image. Manus saves the GLB model to your task files.
How much does Tripo v3.1 cost in Manus?
Availability and credit usage depend on your Manus plan. See pricing
Can Tripo v3.1 turn an image into a 3D model?
Yes. Attach one image and ask for a 3D model. Each model starts from either text or an image, not both. To change the image first, edit it with an image model like Nano Banana 2, then turn it into 3D.
What file format does Tripo v3.1 create?
Each model is a GLB file. FBX is not available. Models are textured with PBR materials by default, and you can ask for an untextured model instead.
Can I make low-poly models or separate parts?
Yes. Low-poly keeps the model between 500 and 20,000 faces. Separate parts splits the model into pieces, without textures. The two options cannot be used together.
Can I use Tripo 3.0 in Manus?
Manus makes the 3D shape with Tripo v3.1. For the surface, you can pick the v2.5, v3.0, or v3.5 texture model. v3.0 is the default.