Sloyd Answers
Sloyd is an AI creation platform for 3D models, images, video, and audio, made for game developers, 3D printing, e-commerce, and creators. This page gives short, current answers to common questions about Sloyd and links to the page that owns each topic, so you can go straight to the detail.
Last updated: 2026-10-21
What Sloyd is
What is Sloyd?
Sloyd is an AI creation platform for 3D models, images, video, and audio, built for game developers, 3D printing, e-commerce, and creators. Instead of asking you to pick between single-purpose tools, Sloyd generates 3D assets, edits and creates images, rigs and animates characters, and produces short videos and sound in one place. Learn more about Sloyd.
Who is Sloyd for?
Sloyd is for creators who need 3D and visual assets quickly, including game developers, 3D printing makers, e-commerce sellers, filmmakers, and interior designers. You do not need to be a 3D artist: Sloyd handles the modeling, texturing, and export so you can focus on your project. See who uses Sloyd.
What can I create with Sloyd?
With Sloyd you can create 3D models and full scenes, images, rigged and animated characters, skyboxes, short videos, and sound effects or voice-over. Sloyd also offers parametric templates and image apps. Each capability has its own page, and they share one subscription. Explore what Sloyd makes.
Is Sloyd an AI 3D model generator?
Yes. Sloyd is an AI 3D model generator that turns text prompts or images into ready-to-use 3D models. It also customizes handcrafted parametric templates in the browser. You can control polycount, choose quads or triangles, retexture, and export to standard game and print formats. Try text to 3D.
Can Sloyd generate images as well as 3D models?
Yes. Sloyd generates and edits images alongside its 3D tools, including text-to-image creation and prompt-based image editing through its AI image apps. Image creation and editing are part of the same platform as 3D, so you can build visual assets and models together. Generate images with Sloyd.
Can Sloyd generate videos?
Yes. Sloyd Video Studio generates short videos from text, an image, or a 3D model, and can edit or extend existing clips. Videos are 5 to 15 seconds and are generated with sound. Sloyd selects the right video model for each job, so you never choose a provider. See Sloyd Video Studio.
Can Sloyd generate sound effects and voice-over?
Yes. Sloyd Audio generates sound effects and text-to-speech voice-over from a prompt. Sound effects run from 0.5 to 30 seconds with looping, and text-to-speech reads up to 5,000 characters using a library of ready-made voices. Sloyd does not generate music and does not clone real voices. Explore Sloyd Audio.
Do I need 3D modeling experience to use Sloyd?
No. Sloyd is built so anyone can create 3D without modeling experience: you describe what you want or upload an image, and Sloyd produces a usable model with textures and clean topology. Parametric templates let you customize handcrafted assets with sliders rather than mesh editing. Start from a template.
Does Sloyd run in the browser, or do I need to install software?
Sloyd runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install to start creating. For teams that work inside an engine, Sloyd also offers plugins for Unity, Unreal, Blender, and print slicers, plus a REST API, but the core creation experience is web-based. See Sloyd plugins.
Who makes Sloyd, and where is the company based?
Sloyd is made by a small team of developers and researchers who started as a game studio building their own 3D tools. Sloyd was founded in Norway and operates across the US and Europe. The company trains its own models and combines them with the best external providers. Read the Sloyd story.
How it works
How does Sloyd turn text into a 3D model?
Sloyd turns text into a 3D model by generating a mesh with textures from your prompt, then letting you refine polycount, topology, and materials before export. You describe the object and Sloyd produces a game-ready result in seconds, without picking a model provider yourself. How text to 3D works.
How does Sloyd turn an image into a 3D model?
Sloyd turns an image into a 3D model by reconstructing geometry and textures from one or more reference photos you upload. It supports JPG, PNG, and WEBP uploads, and you can combine multiple images for a more complete result before exporting to your engine or slicer. How image to 3D works.
What makes a good input image for image to 3D?
For image to 3D, Sloyd works best with a clear, well-lit photo of a single subject on a clean background, shot straight-on and in focus. Uploading multiple angles with Sloyd multi-image input improves coverage of parts the camera cannot see in one shot. Image to 3D tips.
What are Sloyd templates, and how do they differ from AI generation?
Sloyd templates are handcrafted parametric 3D models you customize in the browser with sliders, so the result is predictable and clean every time. AI generation creates new models from text or images. Templates suit consistent, controllable assets; AI generation suits novel one-off shapes. Browse Sloyd templates.
Can I edit an image with a text prompt in Sloyd?
Yes. Sloyd lets you edit images with a text prompt, changing parts of an image by describing what you want rather than masking by hand. Prompt-based image editing is part of Sloyd AI image apps and is available on paid plans. Edit images with Sloyd.
Can Sloyd rig and animate my 3D character?
Yes. Sloyd can auto-rig and animate 3D characters, adding a skeleton and motion without manual weight painting. AI rigging and animation are included on paid plans, and you can export the rigged, animated result to standard formats for your engine. Rig and animate with Sloyd.
What are Sloyd Apps?
Sloyd Apps are focused AI image tools that each do one job well, such as specific edits and transformations, so you can jump straight to a task instead of configuring a general editor. They sit alongside Sloyd 3D and image generation under one subscription. Open Sloyd Apps.
Can I keep a consistent art style across generations?
Yes. Sloyd supports custom art styles so your generations share a consistent look. Sloyd Plus includes one custom art style and Sloyd Pro includes unlimited custom styles, which helps keep a game or product line visually coherent across many assets. Compare plan styles on pricing.
Can I control polycount and topology (quads or triangles)?
Yes. Sloyd lets you control polycount and choose quads or triangles so models fit your pipeline, whether you need a low-poly game asset or a denser mesh. The API exposes a target face count up to 500,000 and the same quad or triangle choice. See export and mesh controls.
How long does a generation take?
Sloyd generates most 3D models in seconds, so you can iterate quickly rather than wait on a render queue. Heavier jobs such as high-resolution meshes or video take longer, and paid plans get higher queue priority, with Sloyd Pro getting the highest priority. See queue priority by plan.
Which AI models does Sloyd use?
Sloyd picks the right model or combination of models for each job, so you never choose a provider or model name. Sloyd trains and runs its own 3D models and combines them with the best external models, then selects per task to balance quality, cost, and speed. How Sloyd chooses models.
Comparisons
How is Sloyd different from Meshy?
Sloyd and Meshy both generate 3D models from text and images. Sloyd differs by combining 3D with images, video, audio, rigging, skyboxes, 3D-printing tools, parametric templates, and an API in one platform, rather than focusing on 3D alone. For a detailed, neutral comparison, read the alternatives guide. Read the Meshy alternatives guide.
How is Sloyd different from Tripo?
Sloyd and Tripo both turn text and images into 3D models. Sloyd differs by offering a broader creation suite (3D, images, video, audio, rigging, and printing tools) plus handcrafted parametric templates for predictable results, under one subscription. See the alternatives guide for a factual side-by-side. Read the Tripo alternatives guide.
How is Sloyd different from Rodin (Hyper3D)?
Sloyd and Rodin (Hyper3D) both generate 3D assets with AI. Sloyd differs by pairing 3D generation with images, video, audio, rigging, skyboxes, and 3D-printing exports in a single platform, plus a REST API. For a neutral breakdown of trade-offs, read the alternatives guide. Read the Hyper3D alternatives guide.
How is Sloyd different from 3D AI Studio?
Sloyd and 3D AI Studio both generate 3D models from prompts and images. Sloyd differs by bundling a wider set of creation tools, including images, video, audio, animation, and printing exports, and by offering parametric templates and an API. The alternatives guide compares them in detail. Read the 3D AI Studio alternatives guide.
How is Sloyd different from using ChatGPT to make images or 3D?
Sloyd differs from ChatGPT by producing editable, exportable 3D models and production assets, not just a chat response or a flat image. Sloyd gives you real meshes with textures, polycount and topology controls, rigging, and standard file exports for engines, printers, and AR. See Sloyd 3D generation.
Can ChatGPT make 3D models, and when should I use Sloyd instead?
ChatGPT does not export usable 3D model files; it generates text and images. Use Sloyd when you need an actual 3D asset you can open in an engine, print, or place in AR, with control over polycount, topology, textures, and file format. Sloyd is purpose-built for 3D output. Generate a 3D model with Sloyd.
What can Sloyd do that a single-purpose 3D generator can't?
Sloyd combines 3D models, images, video, audio, rigging and animation, skyboxes, 3D-printing tools, and a REST API in one platform under one subscription. A single-purpose 3D generator covers only model creation, so Sloyd replaces several tools when a project needs more than meshes. See the full Sloyd platform.
Is Sloyd a good alternative to Blender for quick 3D assets?
Sloyd is a fast way to get 3D assets without the learning curve of Blender, generating models in seconds that you can then refine in Blender if you wish. Blender remains a full DCC suite; Sloyd focuses on quickly producing game-ready assets. The alternatives guide compares the workflows. Read the Blender alternatives guide.
How does Sloyd's video generator compare to Runway?
Sloyd Video Studio and Runway both generate short AI video from text and images. Sloyd differs by living inside a broader 3D and image platform, so you can turn a generated 3D model into a video clip, and every Sloyd video is generated with sound. The alternatives guide gives a neutral comparison. Read the Runway alternatives guide.
How does Sloyd Audio compare to ElevenLabs?
Sloyd Audio and ElevenLabs both offer AI text-to-speech. Sloyd Audio adds prompt-based sound effects and lives alongside Sloyd 3D, image, and video tools, so audio sits in the same project. Sloyd does not clone real voices or generate music. The alternatives guide compares them in detail. Read the ElevenLabs alternatives guide.
Pricing and plans
Is Sloyd free?
Sloyd is free to start on the Guest plan, which includes one AI 3D generation per day, in-browser template customization, and downloads of community models from the free library under a CC BY 4.0 license, so you can use those downloads commercially as long as you credit the creator. Models you generate yourself on the Guest plan are personal-use only, and AI image creation and editing, unlimited 3D, and commercial use of your own generations require a paid Sloyd Plus or Sloyd Pro plan. See Sloyd pricing.
What can I do on the free Guest plan?
On the free Guest plan, Sloyd gives you one AI 3D generation per day, unlimited in-browser template customization, downloads of community models, and a personal-use license. Exports are limited compared with paid plans, and AI image creation and editing need a Plus or Pro subscription. Compare plans on pricing.
Is generation really unlimited on paid plans?
Yes. Sloyd Plus and Sloyd Pro include unlimited generation for text and image to 3D, rigging and animation, image creation and editing, retexturing, and skybox generation, subject to fair-use and queue limits described in the pricing FAQ. A few advanced features draw from a monthly credit allowance instead. Read the pricing FAQ.
What is the difference between Sloyd Plus and Sloyd Pro?
Sloyd Plus suits individual creators with two parallel generations, one custom art style, plugin access, and a commercial-use license. Sloyd Pro adds five parallel generations, unlimited custom styles, redistribution and reselling rights, priority queue, and priority support. Both include unlimited core generation. Compare Plus and Pro.
What are monthly credits used for, if generation is unlimited?
Monthly credits in Sloyd fund a few advanced features that sit outside unlimited generation, such as Image to Scene, text or video to motion, multi-image to 3D, split to parts, and ultra-detail generations. Sloyd Plus includes 50 credits per month and Sloyd Pro includes 350. See credit allowances.
Which features use credits?
In Sloyd, the metered features that draw from your monthly credit allowance are Image to Scene, text and video to motion, multi-image to 3D, split to parts, and ultra-detail 500K-poly generations. Everyday 3D, image, rigging, retexture, and skybox generation stay unlimited on paid plans. See per-feature credit costs.
Do I need a credit card to try Sloyd?
No. Sloyd is free to start on the Guest plan with no credit card required, so you can generate a 3D model and customize templates before deciding to subscribe. You only add a payment method when you upgrade to Sloyd Plus or Sloyd Pro. Start free on pricing.
Can I cancel or switch plans at any time?
Yes. Sloyd subscriptions are month-to-month or annual, and you can switch plans or cancel at any time from your account. Billing continues until the end of the current period. The pricing FAQ covers upgrades, downgrades, and cancellation in more detail. See billing details.
Is there an annual discount?
Yes. Sloyd offers annual billing that saves money compared with paying monthly, and annual plans can be invoiced for teams. New subscribers can also get 50% off the first month on Sloyd Plus. Current prices and savings are shown on the pricing page. See annual pricing.
Does a Sloyd subscription include API access?
No. A Sloyd web app subscription does not include API access. The Sloyd API runs on prepaid credits billed separately from Plus and Pro, so you fund API usage independently of your web plan. API pricing and the rate card are on the API pricing page. See Sloyd API pricing.
Do video and audio generation cost extra?
Video generation in Sloyd costs credits and runs on a paid Sloyd Plus or Pro plan; text and video to motion (animation) cost 30 credits each. Audio generation also requires a paid plan. The pricing page lists the current credit costs for every video and audio feature. Check current video and audio pricing.
Do you offer refunds?
Sloyd payments are generally non-refundable, but refunds are considered case by case within 14 days of a charge for reasons such as technical issues or an accidental purchase. Because digital content is supplied immediately, standard withdrawal rights may not apply. The full policy is in the Terms of Use. Read the refund policy.
Export formats and engines
Which 3D file formats can I export from Sloyd?
Sloyd exports standard 3D formats including FBX, GLB, OBJ, textured OBJ bundles, BLEND, USD, and USDZ for games and DCC tools, plus 3MF, OBJ, PLY, and STL for 3D printing. This covers most game engines, 3D software, AR, and slicers without extra conversion. See Sloyd export formats.
Can I export STL or 3MF for 3D printing?
Yes. Sloyd exports STL and 3MF for 3D printing, along with OBJ and PLY, and generates watertight meshes suited to slicers. 3MF carries multicolor and material data, while STL is the universal single-shape format. Both drop straight into common printing workflows. See Sloyd for 3D printing.
Can I export USDZ for AR on iPhone?
Yes. Sloyd exports USDZ, the format Apple uses for AR Quick Look, so you can place a generated model in AR on iPhone and iPad. Sloyd also exports USD and GLB for other AR and real-time pipelines. See export formats.
Does Sloyd work with Unity?
Yes. Sloyd works with Unity through a plugin and standard exports like FBX and GLB, so generated assets drop into your project. The plugin lets you bring Sloyd models into Unity without manual file juggling, and plugin access is included on paid plans. Get the Sloyd Unity plugin.
Does Sloyd work with Unreal Engine?
Yes. Sloyd works with Unreal Engine through a plugin and standard FBX and GLB exports, so you can import generated assets directly. Plugin access to game engines is included on Sloyd Plus and Pro, keeping assets flowing into your Unreal project. Get the Sloyd Unreal plugin.
Does Sloyd work with Blender?
Yes. Sloyd works with Blender through a plugin and native BLEND, FBX, OBJ, and GLB exports, so you can generate an asset and keep refining it in Blender. Plugin access is included on paid plans alongside game engines and print slicers. Get the Sloyd Blender plugin.
Can I use Sloyd models in Roblox Studio?
Yes. Sloyd models work in Roblox Studio, and Sloyd has a dedicated flow for Roblox developers and an avatar creator for marketplace-ready avatars. Export a supported format and import it into Studio to use generated assets in your experience. See Sloyd for Roblox.
Does Sloyd work with Godot?
Yes. Sloyd works with Godot through standard GLB and OBJ exports, which Godot imports natively, so generated assets load without a dedicated plugin. Choose a format Godot reads and bring your Sloyd models straight into the engine. See supported export formats.
Are Sloyd models game-ready (UVs, textures, clean topology)?
Yes. Sloyd produces game-ready models with UVs, textures, and clean topology, and lets you set polycount and choose quads or triangles to fit your budget. You can retexture and export up to 4K textures, so assets are ready to drop into an engine. See game-ready 3D output.
Which formats can I export video and audio in?
Sloyd exports AI-generated video as MP4, and 3D-model camera renders as MP4, WebM with a transparent background, or GIF, up to 2K resolution. Sloyd Audio supports multiple audio formats, including 44.1 kHz MP3. Confirm the current audio format list on the audio page. See video export options.
Use cases
Can I use Sloyd for game development?
Yes. Sloyd is built for game development, producing game-ready 3D models, props, characters, skyboxes, and animations that export to Unity, Unreal, Godot, and Roblox. You control polycount and topology, and paid plans add a commercial license for shipping assets in your game. See Sloyd for game development.
Can I use Sloyd for 3D printing?
Yes. Sloyd supports 3D printing with watertight meshes and STL, 3MF, OBJ, and PLY exports that load into common slicers. You can generate from text or an image and tune detail before printing. Paid plans include a commercial license, so you can sell your prints royalty-free. See Sloyd for 3D printing.
Can I make 3D models of my products for e-commerce?
Yes. Sloyd creates 3D product models for e-commerce, so you can show items as interactive 3D or in AR on store pages. Generate from product photos with image to 3D, then export GLB or USDZ for web and mobile shopping experiences. See Sloyd for e-commerce.
Can I use Sloyd models in AR?
Yes. Sloyd models work in AR through USDZ for Apple AR Quick Look and GLB for web and Android AR. Generate or convert an asset, export the AR-ready format, and place it in your app, store page, or AR viewer. See AR-ready exports.
Can I use Sloyd for marketing videos and social media content?
Yes. Sloyd Video Studio generates short videos for marketing and social media from text, an image, or a 3D model, with sound and aspect ratios like 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1 for different platforms. Clips run 5 to 15 seconds, ideal for ads and social posts. See Sloyd Video Studio.
Can I use Sloyd for film previs and interior design?
Yes. Sloyd supports film previs and interior design by generating props, sets, furniture, and decor quickly so you can block out scenes and rooms. Export to your DCC tool or engine to assemble a previs sequence or visualize a space. See Sloyd for film production.
Can I make Roblox avatars with Sloyd?
Yes. Sloyd has an AI avatar creator for Roblox that produces marketplace-ready avatars, so you can go from an idea to an importable avatar without manual modeling. Generate the avatar, then bring it into Roblox Studio for your experience. Try the Sloyd avatar creator.
Can I make skyboxes and sprite sheets for my game?
Yes. Sloyd generates 360 skybox panoramas from text and produces sprite sheets, so you can build backgrounds and 2D animation frames for your game. Both sit alongside Sloyd 3D and image tools under one subscription. Generate a skybox with Sloyd.
Are there free 3D models I can download?
Yes. Sloyd hosts a free 3D model library of community creations you can download, licensed CC BY 4.0 with attribution. It is a good way to grab ready-made assets and to see what Sloyd generates before subscribing. Browse free 3D models.
Licensing and commercial use
Can I use Sloyd models commercially?
Yes, on paid plans. Sloyd Plus and Sloyd Pro include a commercial license, so you own what you generate and can use it in commercial games, products, and content without royalties. The free Guest plan is personal-use only, and Sloyd Pro additionally allows reselling and redistribution. See licensing by plan.
Who owns the models and images I create with Sloyd?
With Sloyd you own what you generate: paid plans grant a non-exclusive, perpetual, worldwide license to use your models and images in your creations, including commercially. You can texture, reshape, and add or remove parts. The exact grant is set out in the Terms of Use. Read the license terms.
Can I sell 3D prints of models made with Sloyd?
Yes. Sloyd Plus and Sloyd Pro include a commercial license, so you can sell 3D prints of models you generate, royalty-free. You own what you create on a paid plan and can use it in commercial products, including printed goods. The free Guest plan is personal-use only, and the full terms are in the Terms of Use. Read the license terms.
Can I resell Sloyd models on asset stores or marketplaces?
Reselling or redistributing Sloyd models on asset stores, marketplaces, or stock media sites is allowed only on the Sloyd Pro plan. Sloyd Guest and Plus do not permit redistribution. The Terms of Use and the pricing licensing matrix set out exactly what each plan allows. See reselling rights by plan.
Can freelancers deliver Sloyd-made assets to clients?
Yes. Sloyd lets freelancers sell content that includes Sloyd models directly to a client, so you can deliver assets as part of client work under a paid plan. Reselling the models themselves on a marketplace is a separate right available only on Sloyd Pro. Read the reselling terms.
What license applies to free community models?
Free community models in the Sloyd library are licensed CC BY 4.0, which lets you use them, including commercially, as long as you give attribution. This is separate from the personal-use license on models you generate yourself on the Guest plan. See the free model library.
Can I use Sloyd outputs to train AI models?
Training AI models on Sloyd outputs is not allowed on the Guest or Plus plans. On Sloyd Pro it is handled case by case, so you should contact Sloyd to discuss it. The pricing licensing matrix shows this row per plan. See AI-training rights by plan.
API
Does Sloyd have an API?
Yes. Sloyd has a REST API for 3D and image generation, so you can build Sloyd into your own products and pipelines. You create credentials in the API dashboard and call generation endpoints over HTTPS. No SDK is required. See the Sloyd API.
What can the Sloyd API generate?
The Sloyd API generates text to 3D, image to 3D, multi-image to 3D, retextures, split-to-parts, skyboxes, text to image, image edits, and sketch to image. It exposes controls like target face count up to 500,000, quads or triangles, and texture resolution up to 4K. See API capabilities.
How is the API priced?
The Sloyd API is prepaid and billed separately from web app plans: you buy credits (USD 1 equals 75 credits), with a minimum trial of USD 12 for 900 credits and auto-replenish. Each endpoint has a fixed credit cost. The full rate card is on the API pricing page. See the API rate card.
How do I get API credentials?
You get Sloyd API credentials by creating a client id and client secret pair in the API dashboard, which reuses your Sloyd account. Send them as the x-client-id and x-client-secret headers, and keep the secret server-side. No separate SDK install is needed. Open the API docs.
Is the API synchronous or asynchronous?
The Sloyd API is mainly asynchronous: you POST a job to a generation endpoint, receive a job id, poll the job until it succeeds, then download from the result URL. A few lighter calls, such as image editing, finish inline in the response. See how the API works.
Video and audio
How long can a Sloyd video be?
Sloyd videos are 5 to 15 seconds, and you can edit or extend an existing clip up to 15 seconds. Camera-move renders of a 3D model run roughly 1 to 10 seconds. These short lengths suit ads, social posts, and product showcases. See Sloyd Video Studio.
Can I turn an image or a 3D model into a video?
Yes. Sloyd Video Studio turns an image or a 3D model into a video, animating a still image or rendering a camera move around a model. You can also start from text or extend an existing clip, with Sloyd choosing the right video model for the job. See image and model to video.
Do Sloyd videos include sound?
Yes. Every Sloyd AI-generated video is produced with sound, and you can guide it with audio references. This means a finished clip arrives with native audio rather than needing a separate soundtrack pass. See video with sound.
Which aspect ratios and resolutions does Sloyd video support?
Sloyd video supports aspect ratios of 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 21:9, 4:3, and 3:4, and resolutions of 480p, 768p, and up to 2K. That covers landscape, portrait, and square formats for different platforms and placements. See video formats.
What kinds of sounds can Sloyd Audio generate?
Sloyd Audio generates sound effects, ambiences, and loops from a prompt (0.5 to 30 seconds), plus text-to-speech voice-over from a library of ready-made voices reading up to 5,000 characters. Sloyd Audio does not generate music. Explore Sloyd Audio.
Can Sloyd generate music?
No. Sloyd does not generate music. Sloyd Audio focuses on sound effects, ambiences, loops, and text-to-speech voice-over, not musical composition. For scores or songs you would use a dedicated music tool alongside Sloyd. See what Sloyd Audio does.
Can I clone my own voice or a real person's voice?
No. Sloyd does not clone voices. Recreating the voice of a real person is not supported in Sloyd Audio. Instead, you choose from a library of ready-made voices for text-to-speech voice-over. See the Sloyd voice options.
Can I design a custom voice for a game character?
In Sloyd you shape a character voice by choosing from a library of ready-made voices and adjusting stability (steady to expressive) and closeness to the chosen voice. Sloyd does not offer free-form voice creation or voice cloning today, so you work from the curated voice library and these controls. See Sloyd voice controls.
Which audio formats can I download?
Sloyd Audio supports multiple audio formats, including 44.1 kHz MP3. Both sound effects and text-to-speech export this way, so clips drop straight into a game, video, or app. See the audio page for the current format list. See audio download details.
Trust and security
Is Sloyd safe to use?
Yes. Sloyd is a web platform run by Sloyd, which trains its own models and vets external providers, and it sets out how it handles your content in its Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Review those documents to understand your rights and how data is handled before you start. Read the privacy policy.
How does Sloyd handle my data and uploads?
Sloyd describes how it collects, uses, and stores your data and uploads in its Privacy Policy, including the images you provide for image to 3D. For specifics on retention and your choices, read the policy, which is the authoritative source. Read how Sloyd handles data.
Are my generations private or public?
Sloyd distinguishes between private generations and community models shared publicly in the free library. Publicly shared creations are licensed CC BY 4.0. For the exact visibility rules that apply to your plan, see the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Read the content terms.
Can I upload images that contain copyrighted content?
No. Sloyd prohibits uploading reference images that include third-party copyrighted content, per the Terms of Use. You should only upload images you have the right to use, so you remain within the terms when generating assets. Read the upload terms.
How do I get support?
You can get Sloyd support through the Discord community and by email, with higher-priority support on paid plans and the highest priority on Sloyd Pro. For account or billing help you can also reach the team by email. Start in Discord for the fastest community answers. Join the Sloyd Discord.
Still have a question? Reach the Sloyd team at hello@sloyd.ai or join the Sloyd Discord.