What you will make
- A headphone hook from one sentence
- A desk cable clip from a photo
- A detailed red telephone box with code
Step by step
A request that works
Describe what you want in a sentence or two, like the headphone hook in the video. The more concrete the request, the better the result, and AI twyk checks its own work as it builds.
Changing parts by name
Every part has a name, so you can ask for a change to just that part instead of starting again.
Suggested next steps
After each build AI twyk suggests what to do next, so you can keep going with a click.
Building from a photo
Send a photo and ask for a model of what is in it, like the desk cable clip. You choose which AI builds, and the video shows which is best with pictures.
History
Chat History keeps your earlier requests, so you can come back to a design later.
Build with code
For detailed models, Build with code writes the whole build as one program. It looks up the real thing, like the red telephone box, and checks every build.
Tips for the best results
A closing set of tips for getting the best results from AI twyk.
What you will learn
- How to write a request that works
- How AI twyk checks its own work
- Changing parts by name
- Suggested next steps
- Choosing which AI builds, and which is best with pictures
- Chat History
- Build with code, and tips for the best results
Want the written version? The help guide covers each tool in detail: Your first model · Undo · Importing and exporting · Holes.
Ready to build it?
twyk is free and runs in your browser. Sign in with Google, open the editor and follow along.
Frequently asked questions
Can I still edit what the AI builds?
Yes. AI twyk uses the same tools you do, so every part is editable and every step can be undone.
Can AI twyk build a model from a photo?
Yes. The video builds a desk cable clip from a photo, and shows which AI is best when you send pictures.
What is Build with code?
A mode for detailed models. AI twyk writes the whole build as one program, looks up the real thing it is modelling, and checks every build before handing it over.
Is the video real time?
The requests are real, but the waiting is sped up. Everything else runs at normal speed.