TimrX is a browser-based creative AI platform for generating images, videos and 3D models. Its workspace runs at timrx.live/3dprint, so there is nothing to install: you pick a mode, describe what you want or add an image, check the credit cost and generate. Finished work is saved to My Assets, and 3D models can be exported as STL or 3MF files for printing, or printed and shipped by TimrX. Read on for what you can make, a typical workflow, credits and pricing, who it suits and its limits.
Updated 4 November 2026: this guide now combines three earlier TimrX overview articles, and every TimrX detail in it was checked against the live workspace and pricing page.
What TimrX is
TimrX puts three kinds of generation in one place instead of splitting them across separate tools. The TimrX workspace has three modes in its left rail: Model, Image and Video. Each mode covers one type of output, and everything you generate is saved to My Assets, so the images, clips and models from one project sit together.
Because the work happens in the browser, you do not need to install software to start. Credits, credit packs and plans are handled in the TimrX dashboard.
What you can make with TimrX
The table below maps each kind of output to the part of the workspace that produces it.
| What you want | Workspace mode | How you start | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| An image | Image | A text prompt (generate or edit) | An image saved to My Assets |
| A video from a description | Video: Text | A text prompt | A video clip |
| A video from a still | Video: Animate | A start image | A video clip |
| A video guided by references | Video: Reference (Fast / Quality) | Reference inputs | A video clip |
| A 3D model | Model | A text prompt (text-to-3D) or a reference image (image-to-3D) | A 3D model you can clean, texture and rig |
| A physical print | Model, then export or order | A finished 3D model | An STL or 3MF file, or an FDM print shipped to you |
Images
Image mode lets you generate and edit images from a text prompt. The AI image generator overview lists the models on offer: Nano Banana Pro, Gemini, FLUX.2 Pro, Ideogram, Recraft and OpenAI image models.
Videos
Video mode has three choices: Text for text-to-video, Animate for turning a start image into a clip, and Reference for video guided by reference inputs. There are two model options. Cinematic uses Google Veo and is labelled highest quality in the interface; Fast / Quality uses Seedance and offers flexible quality tiers. Reference mode is available on Fast / Quality.
For more on each option, see the Veo video generator overview and the Seedance video generator overview.
3D models
Model mode creates a 3D model from a text prompt (text-to-3D) or from a reference image (image-to-3D). After generation you can clean, texture and rig the model. If you are unsure which route to take, the text-to-3D overview and the image-to-3D overview explain both.
3D printing
TimrX can export models for 3D printing as STL or 3MF files. If you do not have a printer, TimrX can print a model on calibrated FDM printers and ship it; the full price is shown on the order screen before you pay. The pricing page notes that resin printing is by manual quote only and that multi-colour print-and-ship is still in build, while full-colour 3MF export for your own multi-material printer is live. The 3D print model generator overview has more detail.
A typical workflow in the TimrX workspace
- Open the workspace in your browser at timrx.live/3dprint. There is nothing to install.
- Choose Model, Image or Video in the left rail. In Video mode, also choose Text, Animate or Reference, and a model option (Cinematic or Fast / Quality).
- Write a prompt or add an image: a text prompt for Image mode, Text video or text-to-3D; a start image for Animate; a reference image for image-to-3D.
- Check the credit cost shown before you confirm, then generate.
- Review the result in My Assets. If it needs another attempt, change one thing in the prompt at a time, as each new generation uses credits.
- For 3D models, clean, texture or rig as needed, then export an STL or 3MF file or order a print.
As an example, a figurine project might start with a description in Image mode to settle the look, use that image as the reference for image-to-3D in Model mode, add textures and finish with a 3MF export. Each step is a separate generation with its own credit cost. If you are new to writing prompts, the TimrX tutorials and the prompt library are good places to start.
How credits and pricing work
TimrX charges credits per generation, and the credit cost is shown before each generation is confirmed, so you know what a step will use before you commit. Credit packs and plans are managed in the dashboard, and current prices are on the TimrX pricing page. At the time of writing it lists:
- 15 free credits on signup, with no credit card required.
- Free: $0, 15 credits (one-time).
- Starter: $9.99 a month for 130 credits.
- Creator: $24.99 a month for 350 credits.
- Studio: $49.99 a month for 750 credits.
- Yearly plans: Starter $99/yr, Creator $249/yr, Studio $499/yr. One-time credit packs are also available.
Credit use depends on the task. The pricing page lists 1 to 5 credits for an image, 8 to 252 credits for a video clip depending on duration, resolution and model tier, 10 credits for text-to-3D and 15 credits for image-to-3D. Follow-up steps are charged separately, for example 3 credits for remeshing, 5 for texturing and 3 for rigging. Credits from one-time purchases never expire, print orders are priced separately from credits, and the page notes that all prices are subject to change.
Who TimrX is for
TimrX may suit people who need more than one kind of asset and would rather not move between several tools:
- Content creators and marketers who want images and short clips for social posts or campaigns.
- Designers and artists working on concepts, mock-ups or storyboards.
- Developers and game makers who need placeholder art or prototype 3D models they can texture and rig.
- 3D printing hobbyists who want a model as an STL or 3MF file, or a printed part delivered.
Limitations to keep in mind
- Results vary. AI output depends on the model and the prompt, and getting what you want can take several attempts.
- Iteration costs credits. Every generation is charged, so testing many variations adds up; check the cost before confirming.
- Generated 3D models may need cleanup before printing, and a successful print also depends on your printer, material and settings.
- Not every print option can be ordered yet: resin is quoted manually and multi-colour print-and-ship is still in build.
- Check licensing before commercial use. Read the TimrX terms and any terms that apply to the underlying models, and take care with copyrighted material and identifiable people.
Frequently asked questions
Is TimrX free to try?
New accounts get 15 free credits on signup, and no credit card is required. The signup credits work across the tools, so you can try each mode before buying a pack or plan.
Do I need to install anything?
No. TimrX runs in the browser, and the workspace at timrx.live/3dprint needs nothing installed.
Which AI models does TimrX use?
For video, the Cinematic option uses Google Veo and the Fast / Quality option uses Seedance. For images, the AI image generator page lists Nano Banana Pro, Gemini, FLUX.2 Pro, Ideogram, Recraft and OpenAI image models.
Can I 3D print models made with TimrX?
Yes. You can export models as STL or 3MF files for your own printer, or have TimrX print the model on calibrated FDM printers and ship it, with the full price shown on the order screen before you pay.
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