Voxel models that look hand‑crafted.
Describe it in one sentence. Get a game-ready, animated model.
30 free credits a month · No credit card · Every model above came from one sentence
Watch BlockImagine in action 1:10
- ■ Clean, readable silhouettes
- ■ Hand-feel pixel textures
- ■ Motion that follows the body
- ■ Automatic quality check
- ■ .glb for Unity & Godot
- ■ .bbmodel for Blockbench
- ■ Crisp, unfiltered pixels
- ■ Real-world scale
Showcase
Made for games. Ready to play.
Villages, valleys, warehouses, characters and creatures. Every model and every animation below was generated with BlockImagine.
Any genre. Any setting.
From a village square at dusk to a busy warehouse floor. Describe what your game needs, and every building, machine, character and prop comes out in the same handcrafted voxel style.
A waterfall with a rainbow below the cliffs 
A complete warehouse floor 
Treehouses connected by rope bridges 
A workbench full of props 
A water mill on the river 
A coffee machine that has seen better days 
Fishing on the jetty 
An opened parcel, every item a model 
An enchanted forest at night 
Hundreds of lanterns under a full moon 
A castle lit up after dark
Meet the cast. Every one, a single sentence.
WAVEWarehouse worker› a bald warehouse worker with a black beard and an orange safety vest
SWIMAquarium› a small aquarium with a friendly goldfish swimming laps
LIFTForklift› a compact orange electric forklift with a yellow beacon
GROOVERetro radio› a mint-green retro kitchen radio that bobs to the music
WALKShift supervisor› a shift supervisor with a grey bun, glasses and a clipboard
SQUEAKTeddy bear› a plush teddy bear with a red bow that squeaks
POPToaster› a shiny red two-slice toaster, the toast pops up
RATTLECoffee machine› an old office coffee machine about to break
360°Sneakers› a pair of teal and white sneakers
360°Blender› a stand blender with a light-blue glass jar
From a sentence to a scene.
Download the .glb, drop it into Unity or Godot, and it just fits: real scale, sharp pixels, animations that loop.
Your game needs a world. Describe it.
Create your first model freeWant more detail? Flip one switch.
Choose High under the prompt box and the same request comes back with about three times as many parts and finer pixels: rivets, buckles, wood grain and faces with real expression.
› a red fox
Not quite right? Just say what to change.
No sliders, no starting over. Tell BlockImagine what you want in plain words, like a bigger tail, a new colour or an extra part, and it changes only that. Everything you liked stays exactly as it was, and every version is saved.
Rigged and animated for you. One character, every move.
Pick walk, idle, wave or strike from the library, or describe any move in your own words. BlockImagine builds the skeleton, animates it and keeps held items in hand. No rigging skills, no keyframes.
Start free. Upgrade when your game grows.
Free
See your own idea in 3D today. No credit card.
- Every feature: motion, edits, photos
- All downloads: .glb, .bbmodel, PNG
- Private models and versions
- Use your models commercially in your games
Creator
For indie devs, modders and creators who ship.
- Everything in Free
- More credits every month
Studio
For teams filling an entire game world.
- Everything in Creator
- Enough for a full game’s props
- Direct line to the founders
What is BlockImagine?
BlockImagine is a voxel model generator for games. You describe a character, creature or prop in plain text, and it builds a voxel-style model with pixel textures and animations, which you can download as .glb for Unity and Godot or as .bbmodel for Blockbench.
What makes the quality different?
Every model is planned like an artist would: silhouette first, a limited palette with clean pixel edges, eyes and faces placed with care, and joints where a body actually bends. Before you see a result, an automatic check catches broken geometry, misplaced parts and parts that clip through each other in motion.
What can BlockImagine make today?
Single creatures, characters and props, one subject per build. Animals, fantasy creatures, people and everyday objects work best. Whole scenes and very complex machines are on the way; for now, build them piece by piece.
Which files do I get?
A game-ready .glb (glTF 2.0) with texture and animations, an editable .bbmodel for Blockbench, and the PNG pixel texture. Files are named after your model.
Does it work in Unity and Godot?
Yes. We test our .glb files by importing them into Unity 6 (with glTFast) and Godot 4.7: geometry, pivots, pixel-sharp textures, transparency and looping animations all carry over. Godot also reads the box colliders on props.
Is BlockImagine free?
Yes, you can start for free. The Free plan gives you 30 credits every month, enough to build your first models, add motion and download them. When you need more, Creator and Studio give you more credits every month, and credit packs top you up on any plan.
How do credits work?
Every action has a fixed price in credits, shown before you start: a new model, a change in words or a new animation. If a job fails or you cancel it, you get the credits back. Plan credits renew every month and do not carry over; credits from packs never expire. Downloading a model you already built is always free.
Can I start from a photo?
Yes. Attach up to four images, with or without text, and BlockImagine uses them as a reference for shape and proportions. Your photos are deleted right after the step that uses them.
Can I use the models in a commercial game?
Yes. The models you create are yours to use in commercial games, on every plan, including Free.
Are my models private?
Yes. Your models and all their versions are private to your account. You can rename or delete them at any time.
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