Kaedim

Kaedim is an AI 3D asset production platform that turns sketches, product photos and briefs into 3D models for game studios and consumer brands. Where most AI 3D tools are self-serve generators, Kaedim is organized around production: you submit references, review renders, mark up what needs to change and approve assets once they match your style guide.

What is Kaedim used for?

Studios use Kaedim to scale 3D output without growing the art team at the same pace. The platform targets three areas: product design, games and marketing imagery.

• Turning concept sketches into props, environment pieces and characters that follow a game's art direction
• Converting product photos into 3D models for e-commerce viewers and marketing CGI
• Delivering geometry only, or complete assets with high quality retopology, UVs and textures
• Running a review loop where art directors comment on renders, compare versions and approve
• Keeping projects isolated with role-based access for agencies and brand teams

Who Kaedim is best for

Kaedim suits mid-sized game studios, retail and consumer product brands, and agencies that need dozens or hundreds of assets with consistent quality and a paper trail of approvals. The case studies on its site feature large retailers and appliance brands. Hobbyists, solo developers and anyone who wants to experiment with a few free models should start with a cheaper self-serve generator, because Kaedim's entry plan costs as much as a year of most consumer tools.

Kaedim pricing

As of October 2026, Kaedim's plans page lists a Trial at $50, shown as half off a $100 price, which runs for 7 days, includes 5 credits for up to 5 geometries, and then renews automatically into the Indie plan. Indie costs $400 per month and includes 20 credits, enough for up to 20 geometries or 1 complete asset with retopology, UVs and textures, plus support on Discord. Pro costs $1,200 per month with 60 credits, up to 60 geometries or 3 complete assets, and priority processing. Larger teams can contact sales for custom terms. Remember to cancel the trial before it converts if you do not plan to continue.

Limitations to keep in mind

• The trial converts to a $400 monthly plan automatically, so set a reminder
• Complete textured assets use far more credits than geometry alone
• The service is priced for businesses, which puts it out of reach for most individuals

Kaedim vs alternatives

Meshy and Tripo AI are self-serve generators with free tiers, so they are the better choice when you want to iterate quickly on your own and accept some cleanup work. Tencent Hunyuan 3D and Hitem3D offer high-detail generation at much lower cost per model. Kaedim wins when consistency, review workflows, security certification and clear IP ownership matter more than price, such as a brand producing a full product catalog in 3D.

Tips for getting started with Kaedim

Use the trial week to test the hardest asset type you have, such as a stylized character or a product with fine detail, rather than an easy prop. Prepare a reference pack with multiple angles and a short style guide before uploading, since better inputs mean fewer revision rounds. Decide early whether you need geometry only or complete assets, because that choice drives how fast credits run out.

Kaedim FAQ

Is Kaedim free?

No, Kaedim does not have a free plan. It offers a 7-day trial for $50 that converts to the $400 per month Indie plan unless cancelled.

What is Kaedim used for?

Kaedim is used to turn sketches, product photos and briefs into 3D models and complete textured assets for games, product design and e-commerce.

Is Kaedim safe to use with company data?

Kaedim states that customer inputs are not used to train AI models, projects are isolated and encrypted, and the company holds ISO 27001 certification.

What is the best alternative to Kaedim?

Meshy and Tripo AI are the most common self-serve alternatives with free tiers, while Tencent Hunyuan 3D suits teams that want high-detail generation at lower cost.