Explore — Community Gallery

Browse 3D models other people made with PicoBerry and remix them into your own workspace. Also covers how your own work gets featured and how to hide it, your display name, and reporting.

Explore is the community gallery of 3D models made by PicoBerry users. Open it from Explore in the top menu or go to picoberry.ai/explore — you can browse without signing in.

Browsing

  • Newly featured work appears newest first, and more loads as you scroll.
  • Use the search box (Search by model name) at the top to find work by name.
  • Each card shows which AI model made it and who made it. Work made by remixing carries a Remix badge.

Hover over a card to get:

  • Remix this model — bring it into your workspace and build on it (see below).
  • Send to a 3D tool — send it straight to a connected Blender, Unreal, or Godot.
  • Download — download it as GLB. Requires signing in, and counts toward your monthly download limit.
  • The work's name and face count.

The ♡ (like) and ☆ (add to collection) buttons on a card work once you sign in. Work you ☆ collects in the Starred collection.

The model page

Click a card to open its page.

  • 3D viewer — wireframe, grid, statistics, auto-rotate, and the UV · texture viewer work just like in the workspace, plus you can change the background and Lighting.
  • Creator — name and profile, number of published works, and Follow.
  • About the work — name (Copy name), the model used, license, date, and views. A remix shows its original as Remixed from name.
  • ♡ · ☆ · 💬 comments, Share (copies the link), and Report.
  • Comments — anyone can read them; sign in to leave one (up to 1,000 characters). You can delete your own comments and comments on your own work.
  • Further down are the collections the work is in and more work by the same creator.

The prompt and source image used to make a work are never shown.

Remix — build on someone else's work

Bring a work you like into your workspace and make something new from it.

  1. Press Remix this model on a card or a model page (sign-in required).
  2. In How do you want to remix?, pick an approach:
    • Re-texture — same geometry, brand-new textures.
    • Remesh — clean up or rebuild the polygons.
    • Add animation — rig it, then apply motion.
  3. Press Open in workspace.

A private copy of the work is created in your library, and the workspace opens with the chosen tool's panel ready. Making the copy costs no credits — you pay the usual credits only when you Generate with the tool. On the Free plan the copy counts toward your 3D model storage limit (20).

Start straight from Explore

Upload an image (PNG, JPG, or WebP, up to 20 MB) in the creation box on the Explore home, pick a model, and press Start creating — the workspace's Image to 3D panel opens with that image and model filled in. The actual generation, and the credit charge, happen when you press Generate in the workspace.

There's no separate "publish" button for Explore — what decides it is whether your work has a public license.

  • Among 3D models made under CC BY 4.0 (public), the original models from Text to 3D and Image to 3D are eligible, as long as they have a thumbnail and a name.
  • Everything made on the Free plan is CC BY 4.0, so it can be featured in Explore. On paid plans, Private is the default.
  • Work goes through an automatic quality check before it's featured, and the number of works featured per creator is paced by day and by week so no one person floods the feed. Not every public work appears in the Explore feed.
  • Images, uploaded models, 18+ content, and remesh, texture, animation, or UV results are never featured.

Hiding or removing your work

  • Switch the Explore row in the asset info panel to Hidden and the work leaves the gallery. It works on every plan.
  • Change the license to Private (paid plans).
  • Delete the model.

See The 3D Viewer & Asset Info for where these live. The rules for work published to Explore are in the Community Policy.

The name shown on your work

The name shown on your cards and model pages is set under Community Profile on the Profile tab of your dashboard.

  • Display name — up to 64 characters. Leave it empty and an automatically generated nickname is shown.
  • Profile address — fixed in the form @user-… and can't be changed.

Reporting

Report inappropriate work with Report on its model page: choose a reason (Spam / advertising · Inappropriate content · Copyright violation · Harassment / abuse · Other) and press Submit report. You don't need to sign in to report, and our team reviews every report.