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CSM (Cube) vs Polycam

CSM (Cube)Polycam

Bottom line: CSM (Cube) for indie game studios; Polycam for 3D artists and modelers.

Generate game-ready 3D assets and worlds from images, text, or sketches

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Mobile 3D scanning with LiDAR, photogrammetry, and Gaussian splatting

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PricingFreemiumFreemium
Category3d3d
Tags
3d generationgame assetsimage-to-3dtext-to-3dgame development
3d-scanningphotogrammetrylidargaussian-splattingar
Best for
  • Indie game studios
  • Technical and 3D artists
  • Unity and Unreal developers
  • 3D artists and modelers
  • Architects and AEC professionals
  • AR and game developers
Pros
  • Game-ready, engine-friendly output
  • Supports image, text, and sketch inputs
  • Cube 2.0 improved geometry quality
  • Exports to Unity, Unreal, and Blender
  • API access for pipelines
  • Supports LiDAR, photogrammetry, and Gaussian splatting
  • Exports to 15-plus formats for pro pipelines
  • Automatic floor plans with measurements
  • Runs on iOS, Android, and web with cloud processing
  • Team sharing and collaboration
Cons
  • Complex 3D quality still needs cleanup
  • Commercial rights require a paid plan
  • Free tier adds watermarks and limits
  • Steep concepts for non-technical users
  • No mobile app
  • Best LiDAR quality needs supported Apple devices
  • Free tier restricts exports mostly to GLTF
  • Capture quality depends on lighting and technique
  • Professional use quickly requires a paid plan
  • Large scans can be processing- and storage-heavy

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