Generate print-ready D&D miniatures from text or image - LayerGen AI

LayerGen AI lets you generate custom 3D miniatures for tabletop gaming just describe your character or upload a reference image and it creates a print-ready STL/3MF file in minutes. Built for D&D, Warhammer, and Pathfinder players who own a 3D printer and want truly custom minis without learning Blender or CAD. → Text to 3D miniature → Image to 3D miniature → STL & 3MF export → Works with any FDM or resin printer → Public gallery to browse community models Just describe and print.

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Adebayo, solo founder of LayerGen AI. The problem I kept running into: I play D&D and wanted a specific mini for my character a tiefling warlock with a very particular look. Hero Forge was close but not quite right. Blender would take me weeks to learn. STL marketplaces had nothing matching. So I built LayerGen. You describe what you want or upload a reference image, and it generates a print-ready 3D model you can send straight to your printer. STL and 3MF formats, works with any FDM or resin printer. The hardest part was getting the output actually print-ready — most AI 3D tools generate beautiful renders that fall apart the moment you run them through a slicer. A lot of the work went into prompt engineering and post-processing to get clean, manifold meshes at 28mm heroic scale. Still early but the gallery is live and generation is open to subscribers. Would love brutal feedback from anyone in the tabletop or 3D printing space what would make this genuinely useful for your workflow?

@juwon55 How does LayerGen handle generating multi-part models (like separate weapons or modular bases) to make assembly easier for resin printing?

what it means for $1.00 each in your pricing?

Awesome that we can create tabletop miniatures but can do we have dynamic poses on figures?

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@juwon55 How does LayerGen handle generating multi-part models (like separate weapons or modular bases) to make assembly easier for resin printing?

what it means for $1.00 each in your pricing?

Awesome that we can create tabletop miniatures but can do we have dynamic poses on figures?