Polycam - 3D Scanner

Polycam

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About this app

Polycam is the leading 3D capture application for Android! Create high-quality 3D models from photos with any Android device. View your 3D captures directly on device, and export them in over a dozen file formats. Share your captures with friends and the Polycam community with Polycam Web and explore captures from around the globe!

Capture with Photo Mode:
● Take photos and convert them into 3D models with photogrammetry
● Great for scanning detailed objects and scenes
● Generates 3D assets that are ready-to-use in any computer graphics application
● Runs on any Android device with at least 2GB RAM

Export 3D models with Polycam Pro:
● Export mesh data as .obj, .dae, .fbx, .stl and .gltf
● Export color point cloud data as .dxf, .ply, .las, .xyz and .pts
● Export blueprints as .png images or .dae files

Share your 3D captures:
● Upload your 3D capture and share with collaborators and friends with a link
● Publish your 3D captures to Polycam Web and share with the community

We are excited to see what you create with Polycam! If you share something online, tag us on twitter or instagram @Polycam3D to let us know what you’ve captured and get featured!

Privacy Policy: https://polycam.ai/privacy_policy.pdf
Terms of Use: https://polycam.ai/terms_and_conditions.pdf

Ratings and reviews

the first two attempts went through, but when I took perfect detailed pictures, the app kept crashing, and by the time I noticed, i had already lost 7 picrure processes. it can't be a coincidence. Instead of such manipulation, just make it a PAID APP, it's much better than what I have experienced.

yes! I will definitely pay you 150 dollars a year to use your app instead of buying a 3d scanner for the same price and owning it outright. All of you people paying crazy low prices and owning the equipment...ha! That's a suckers game. I rent so the big guys can get their piece. this is dumb. maybe when they didn't sell handheld models for less than your yearly subscription, it may have been worth it.

Another waste of time. I want to use photos to create a 3d model, which Polycam claims to be able to do in the online version. I tried 3 times to upload the photos. Each time, I would choose the photos and the little icon of my images would appear. As soon as it would start to upload, it would immediately give me an error that the photos couldn't be imported. It did that until I was out of credit and would have to subscribe. I would have if it worked, but couldn't get a single image to import.

What's new

* Performance improvements
* Bug fixes