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Dining table from photos to editable 3D
A table is a top and a base, but the proportions decide whether it works. Upload two or three photos, confirm one dimension, and change length, thickness, wood and legs until it fits the room.
The numbers that matter
- Seating
- 60 cm of edge per person: 180 cm seats six, 240 cm eight; allow 90 cm behind chairs.
- Height
- 74–76 cm; 65 cm for a low or Japanese table; bar height 105–110 cm.
- Top thickness
- Solid wood 3–4 cm; veneered 2–2.5 cm; the model updates the weight-bearing look as you change it.
- Legs
- Straight, tapered, hairpin, pedestal or trestle; pedestals free knee room at the ends.
What the AI extracts
- Structural parts (top, legs, panels, cushions, handles) as separate editable objects
- Overall and per-part dimensions once one measurement is confirmed
- Materials and finishes per part, changeable by talking
- Variants: longer, wider, different legs, matching pieces
- Studio renders and GLB / OBJ / STL exports
Things you can say
- “Make it 220 cm long”
- “Use walnut instead of oak”
- “Change the legs to a black steel trestle”
- “Render it in a studio”
Frequently asked
- Can I make it longer without stretching the photo?
- Yes. It is a parametric model, so the top, apron and leg spacing recompute; the legs do not stretch.
- Can I get an extendable version?
- Ask for an extension leaf and the model splits the top with a butterfly leaf.
- Can a maker build from the export?
- GLB / OBJ / STL exports carry real dimensions; the part list gives sizes per piece.