Meshy AI Launches Prompt Based 3D Model Editor

Oct 16, 2026
Meshy Edit lets users select part of a 3D model and change it with a text prompt while preserving the rest of the model.

Meshy AI announces in a press release Meshy Edit, a tool that changes selected parts of a 3D model using plain language prompts. The tool runs on a new model built internally by Meshy and produces an edited model in about one minute.

Users can select an entire part with a Lasso tool or mark visible surfaces with a Brush tool. They can then request changes such as removing an accessory, adding a detail or replacing an object, with support for up to five reference images. If no area is selected, the prompt applies to the entire model.

Each edit creates a new model while preserving the original. Meshy Edit is available to all registered users and costs 20 credits per edit. It supports high poly models generated with Meshy 6 and Meshy 7.1, while textured models switch to an untextured version for editing.

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