Describe it
Type or say what you imagine. Genmodic lays out the land, water, plants and light.
By invitation
Describe a place and walk into it. Build worlds for your games, films and stories, without learning 3D.
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Try a sentence
Pick one, or write your own, and watch what it becomes.
A real capture from Genmodic.
The closest place we’ve made so far. Yours is waiting in the beta.
Japanese gardens
Temples, gates, falls and teahouses, all built in Genmodic.
Real light
Light, water and fire here aren’t painted on. They’re simulated, so a world behaves the way the real one does.
Move to look around
Leaves drift, koi glide, light moves on the water. Press Play and walk in.
Drag the sun
This garden was built in Genmodic. Drag the sun across the sky to build it again.
Drag the sun
How it works
Type or say what you imagine. Genmodic lays out the land, water, plants and light.
Move the hills, paint the ground, set the sun and the weather. Every tool has a plain name.
Press Play and walk in. Share a link anyone can open.
Behind the door
Beta members see them first.
Why we’re making it
Genmodic was born from frustration with 3D tools: too complicated, too hard to navigate, too slow to build a world. So we’re making it simple. Describe a place, then shape it.
The beta
A studio for making photoreal 3D worlds by describing them, then shaping them with simple tools. You can walk around in what you make.
No. Describe what you want, or use simple tools to shape, paint, plant and light. Everything has a plain name.
We’re letting people in a few at a time. Confirm your email, and we’ll write when your invite is ready.
Nothing. The beta is free.
A recent computer with Chrome, Edge or Safari. Nothing to install.
Your first world:
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