Five stages between a sentence and a mesh.
Every model made on MeshyFlix goes through the same short pipeline: an input, a mesh, a texture pass, an export. Here is what happens at each stage, what it costs in tokens and how long you wait.
- Jobs finished here
- 53
- Median mesh time
- 2 m 17 s
- Median texture time
- 4 m 52 s
- Jobs you can run at once
- 10
The pipeline, end to end
Tokens spent 23tok
Two jobs, one object
Both of these came out of this install, and they are the same geometry — the second job only painted it. You decide between them, and you only pay for the texture pass if the shape is worth keeping.
Mesh prompt A vintage nine-cylinder radial aircraft engine, finned steel cylinders in a star arrangement, exposed pushrods and copper fuel lines, riveted aluminium crankcase, oil-stained gunmetal and brass, mechanical museum piece.
Texture prompt oil-stained gunmetal, riveted aluminium, polished copper lines, worn brass fittings
What the ladder costs
Tokens are held when a job starts and settled when it ends. A job that fails, times out or is blocked returns the whole hold — so the only thing you ever pay for is a result.
- Preview mesh 8tok 2 m 17 s
- Texture pass 15tok 4 m 52 s
- A finished, textured model 23tok 7 m
From a photograph instead it is one job, not two: 45 tokens, textured. Times are medians of what this install has actually run, not targets. The full table is on the pricing page.
What lands in your downloads
Real sizes, measured across every file this install has produced. Nothing is compressed for the figure below and nothing is a typical-case estimate.
- OBJ
- 68.1 MB
- median of 45 files
- GLB
- 18.8 MB
- median of 53 files
- FBX
- 35.1 MB
- median of 44 files
Textured jobs also return the maps as separate files: Base colour, Metallic, Roughness, Normal, Emission.
The limits, in full
- Prompt
- 600 characters
- Reference image
- 20 MB
- Views per model
- 4
- Triangle budget
- 100 – 300,000
- Concurrent jobs
- 10
- Requests a minute
- 20
- Moderation filter
- On — a block is refunded
Run one and watch it happen.
The 28 models made here are listed with the exact text that produced each one, and with the settings each job ran under.