Installing Omamesh
Two steps: the app from the latest release on GitHub, then the 3D engine, which Omamesh sets up for you.
Omamesh guide
Omamesh turns photos into textured 3D models on your own computer, with nothing uploaded. Each part of it is explained below, with a short film showing it in use.
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0:34The window
The list of models on the left, the model in the middle, its details on the right.
0:39Your first model
Drop a photo in. A few seconds to a few minutes later it's a textured 3D model you can turn around.
0:45Quality
Draft for a quick look, Standard by default, High for the finest. Pick it before adding photos.
0:39New takes
Make the same photo again with a different seed, and keep every take. Cancel or retry a model that's being made.
0:35The list
Search it, rename models, remove them, send them to the bin, or drop a .glb in to open it again.
0:32Looking at a model
Turn and zoom the model, and see it textured, as plain clay, as normals or as a wireframe.
0:42Light and scene
Lighting, exposure, background and the floor shadow, and a turntable to spin the model.
0:22Compare and snapshot
Put the photo beside the model to check it, and save the view as a PNG.
0:27Details, upright and real size
What the model is made of, turning it the right way up, and setting its real height for printing.
0:39Export
Save the model as GLB, OBJ or STL, full or as a lighter copy, or open it straight in Blender.
0:26Keyboard
Every shortcut, and the single keys that change the view.
0:29The command line
img2mesh is the engine on its own: photos in, models out, with no window.