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How to Use Multi-View

Learn how to use Meshy's Multi-View feature to upload multiple angle images for more accurate Image to 3D generation, available with Meshy 7.

Overview

Multi-View lets you upload up to 3 additional reference images alongside your primary photo — giving Meshy's AI a more complete picture of your subject and producing more accurate 3D geometry on every side. This is available for Image to 3D with Meshy 7. Meshy 6 and Meshy 6 lite does not support Multi-View.

FAQ

1.Why did my other angle images disappear after clicking Generate in Multi-View mode?

If you find that side or back images are automatically cleared after clicking Generate, this is usually caused by browser cache or page state not syncing properly.

Solution: Try refreshing the page, clearing your browser cache, or switching to incognito / private browsing mode to re-upload and generate.

2.Can Multi-View be used together with Smart Topology?

Not currently supported.Multi-View and Smart Topology are two separate generation pipelines in Image-to-3D and cannot be enabled simultaneously. If you need a quad mesh, we recommend generating the 3D model with Multi-View first, then optimizing the topology using the Remesh / Retopology tool.

3.Is Multi-View free? Can free users use it?


Multi-View is a feature exclusive to paid subscribers, upgrade to a Pro plan or above at meshy.ai/pricing to continue using Multi-View generation.

4.Why is the front view missing or the model edges cropped after generating with Multi-View?


Multi-View generation requires all input reference images to be consistent in size, angle, and subject position.

Tips:

  • Make sure the subject is centered in each uploaded image with adequate padding around it — avoid subjects that touch or bleed to image edges.

  • Ensure the art style, proportions, and background color are completely consistent across your Front / Back / Left / Right images.

  • If you're working from an orthographic reference sheet (a multi-angle character or product sheet), crop it into individual single-angle images before uploading each one separately.

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