ImageBlaster

What is ImageBlaster

ImageBlaster is a browser-based workspace that turns images into 3D worlds and object meshes, and text into sound effects. It uses your own World Labs and FAL API keys, and providers bill you directly. It is an independent project, not affiliated with World Labs, FAL, ElevenLabs, or the original image-blaster.

How to use ImageBlaster

1. Connect your key: Paste your World Labs or FAL API key into the studio. The key stays in memory for the session only and is never saved to a database, disk, or browser storage.
2. Choose a mode and submit: Pick World, Object, or Sound. Upload an image (JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 3 MB) or write a sound description. ImageBlaster sends one request to the matching provider and returns an operation ID.
3. Poll for the result and download: The studio checks status every few seconds. When the provider finishes, download the real files it returns — .spz, .glb, .obj, or .mp3.

Features of ImageBlaster

• 3D world generation: Creates an explorable Gaussian-splat world from a single image using World Labs Marble, with an optional scene prompt. Outputs include .spz splat (100k / 500k / full resolution), .glb collider mesh, and a thumbnail image.
• 3D object mesh generation: Produces a textured 3D mesh of an isolated object from a clean product-style photo using FAL's Hunyuan3D v3. Outputs include .glb mesh with PBR materials, .obj mesh, and a thumbnail image.
• Sound effect generation: Synthesizes a short sound effect from a plain-English description using ElevenLabs sound effects via FAL. Output is a 5-second .mp3 audio file.
• Bring your own key: No accounts, no login, no hosted credits. You use your own World Labs and/or FAL API key, and the provider bills your account directly.
• Privacy: Your API key stays in browser memory between requests and is handled transiently on the server during generation and status checks, forwarded only to the matching provider over HTTPS. It is not saved in logs, a database, a URL, or browser storage. Reloading clears the key.
• Separate requests: World, Object, and Sound are three separate requests to three different provider endpoints, run one at a time. Each produces its own independent result.

Use Cases of ImageBlaster

• Game prototyping: Turn a concept photo or reference shot into a walkable 3D block-out before modeling it by hand.
• 3D asset previews: Convert a product photo of a single object into a textured mesh to preview in a scene or renderer.
• Sound design drafts: Describe an ambience or effect in plain language and get a short audio draft to drop into a rough cut.
• Worldbuilding references: Explore a location from a single reference image as a 3D space to help visualize layout and scale.

Pricing

ImageBlaster has no accounts, no login, and no hosted credits. You bring your own World Labs and/or FAL API key, and the provider bills your account directly for anything you generate. Provider accounts need sufficient credits. Review current rates and usage terms before generating; processing times and results depend on the model and queue.

FAQ

What is ImageBlaster? ImageBlaster is a browser workspace that sends an image or text description to a specialized provider — World Labs, or FAL — and returns a downloadable 3D world, 3D object mesh, or sound effect. It is an independent project, not an official World Labs, FAL, ElevenLabs, or image-blaster product.

Do I need an account to use it? No. ImageBlaster has no accounts, no login, and no hosted credits. You bring your own World Labs and/or FAL API key, and the provider bills your account directly for anything you generate.

Where does my API key go? Your key stays in browser memory between requests. During generation and status checks, ImageBlaster handles it transiently on its server and forwards it only to the matching provider over HTTPS. The application does not save the key in logs, a database, a URL, or browser storage. Reloading clears the key.

Can I create a world, an object, and a sound in one click? No. World, Object, and Sound are three separate requests to three different provider endpoints, run one at a time. Each produces its own real, independent result — a world, a mesh, or a sound file — that you download on its own.

Why does generation take a while, and what if it fails? Processing time depends on the provider, model and queue. The studio checks status every few seconds. Temporary check failures are retried a few times; you can then resume with the operation ID. A failed connection during submission may still leave a billable job, so check your provider history before submitting again.

What image formats and sizes are supported? JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 3 MB. For the Object mode, use a single isolated object on a clean background — ImageBlaster does not automatically segment or cut objects out of a busier photo.