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Hyper3D and Hitem3D Image to 3D

Template
Hyper3D and Hitem3D Image to 3D, in the ComfyUI template browser under BytePlus
Workflow file
Hyper3D and Hitem3D Image to 3D.json
BytePlus nodes
Seedream 4.5 & 5.0, Hyper3D Gen2, Hitem3D 2.0
Keys needed
ModelArk API key
Also uses
MarkdownNote, Save 3D (Advanced) (built into ComfyUI)

Two 3D models of the same object, built by different models from the same picture, so you can compare shape and texture side by side. Seedream draws the concept image first; you can swap in your own picture.

Seedream feeding both Hyper3D Gen2 and Hitem3D 2.0, each ending in its own Save 3D (Advanced)
Seedream feeds two 3D models, and each model ends in its own viewer.
  1. Seedream draws one object, centered on a plain background, which suits 3D generation.
  2. Hyper3D Gen2 builds a textured model from the image.
  3. Hitem3D 2.0 builds a model from the same image, with geometry and texture.
  4. Two Save 3D (Advanced) nodes show each model in a viewer and save copies to BytePlus/3D/Hyper3D and BytePlus/3D/Hitem3D.
  1. Add your ModelArk API key in Settings → BytePlus if you have not yet (API keys).
  2. Open the template browser and choose Hyper3D and Hitem3D Image to 3D under BytePlus.
  3. Press Run. The image is made first, then both 3D tasks run in parallel.
  4. Orbit each model in its viewer, and use the export button to download another format.
  • Seedream prompt: describe one object on a plain background, fully in frame. Or replace Seedream with Load Image and your own picture.
  • Hitem3D resolution: 1536pro is the second resolution option.
  • Hitem3D request_type: Geometry only skips the texture.
  • Several views: connect an image batch of up to four views to Hitem3D and set views, for example 1010 for front and left.
  • Hyper3D mesh_mode: Quad for editable topology, Raw for triangles.
Two rendered orange and black mech robots on a gray background, Hyper3D Gen2 on the left and Hitem3D 2.0 on the right
The two GLB results from the same Seedream image, rendered side by side.

Both results are GLB files. After a run each opens in its own viewer, and copies sit in your output folder under BytePlus/3D/.

The run bills one Seedream image and two 3D tasks. Hitem3D takes much longer than Hyper3D, so the run ends when it finishes. Running again with an unchanged workflow reuses ComfyUI’s cached results and does not bill.