Kaedim: 3D generator — what it does, formats and rights to the result

Kaedim is a cloud service that turns flat source materials into 3D models. It is designed for teams that need to quickly get a draft 3D object to test an idea, discuss it, and pass it on to the next stage of production.

What it does

The service accepts sketches, reference packs, product photos, briefs, and art direction as input. The output is a 3D model that the team can review, annotate with comments, and take into further work. The authors do not specify which formats the result is delivered in or whether there are any limits on the size or complexity of the source images.

How to use it

Work happens through the browser. No standalone app or open API is stated in the fact sheet. The service does not provide its own model or model weights, and it does not run locally — all interaction happens only through the developer's cloud platform.

Rights to the result

The developer states that the user receives full ownership and commercial rights to assets created for their projects. It is also stated that user data is not used to train artificial intelligence models. This is the developer's statement, not the result of an independent review.

Who it suits

The service is aimed at professional production workflows: concept artists, product designers, and art directors who need to quickly turn a sketch or photo into a 3D object for discussion within a team. It is not suitable for those looking for a local tool with access to the source code, the ability to fine-tune the model on their own data, or to work without an internet connection.

Kaedim covers a narrow task — a quick transition from a flat reference to a draft 3D model in the browser. Whether the result meets the requirements of a specific pipeline should be tested on your own source materials.