Everything Universe

Overview

Everything Universe, formerly Anything World, is a 3D creation platform built around two products. Generate Anything turns a text or image prompt into a 3D model, covering humans and animals as well as cars, buildings and mythical creatures, and runs in the browser or through the vendor's Discord bots. Animate Anything takes a model that already exists, uploaded rather than generated, and returns a rig plus a set of animations drawn from a library the vendor puts at more than 2,000, so the rigging step happens without leaving the tool the model was made in: there are plugins for Blender, Maya, 3DS Max, Unreal Engine and Roblox Studio, with Unity listed as coming soon alongside a Unity SDK in the documentation. Both sides are reachable over a REST API: /text-to-3d and /image-to-3d for generation, /animate and /rig for processing, with status polled per model and an API key on every request. Uploads accept OBJ, GLB, GLTF, FBX and DAE meshes with MTL materials and the usual texture formats; processed models come back as FBX, GLB, DAE or GLTF, while a freshly generated model is GLB unless it is put through /animate. Plans are tiered by company revenue rather than by usage, with the free Individual tier aimed at students and personal projects.

Best for game and XR teams that need existing 3D models rigged and animated, not just generated.

The pitch here is not the mesh, it is everything that happens after it. Most of this category stops at geometry and leaves the rig to whoever opens the file next, so a tool that hands back a skeleton and a usable set of motions closes a step that normally costs a specialist an afternoon, and it closes it without anyone leaving the software the asset already lives in. That makes it read less like a rival to a text-to-3D generator and more like something to run alongside one. Two things to weigh before committing. The pricing ladder is keyed to what the company earns rather than to what it generates, which is generous at the bottom and a cliff in the middle: crossing a revenue line moves the bill without anything about the work changing. And the vendor is quiet on the qualities a technical artist would ask about first, saying nothing public about polygon budgets or topology, so the output has to be judged by trying it rather than by reading the page.

Key Facts

Features

What it makes

3D models from text or image prompts, and rigs plus animations for models that already exist

Rigging and textures

Auto-rigging with a library the vendor puts at over 2,000 animations; a separate endpoint rigs without generating animations

Speed

Rigging and animation are described as taking minutes

Export and pipeline fit

Plugins for Blender, Maya, 3DS Max, Unreal Engine and Roblox Studio, plus a browser app and Discord bots; exports FBX, GLB, DAE and GLTF, with GLB for generated models

Commercial use

Allowed on the tier matching company revenue or funding; the free Individual tier is for students and personal use below $100K

API

Yes, REST endpoints for text-to-3D, image-to-3D, rigging and animation, keyed per request

Integrations

• Blender
• Maya
• 3DS Max
• Unreal Engine
• Roblox Studio
• Unity
• Discord

Deployment and Support

Deployment

• Cloud (SaaS)
• Browser-based

Support

• Email helpdesk
• Community forum

Onboarding

• Documentation and knowledge base

Company size

• Freelancers
• Small and mid-sized
• Enterprise

Suitability

The table combines the industries the vendor addresses with the company sizes the tool is aimed at. An empty cell means the combination is not stated, not that it is ruled out.

Pros and Cons

Pricing

• Individual

  $0

  For students and personal use, 1 seat. Requires revenue or funding under $100K in the last 12 months.

• Micro

  $50

  Per month, for small and micro studios under $200K.

• Pro

  $250

  Per month, for medium and larger studios under $4M.

• Enterprise

  Custom

  Quoted by the vendor, for organisations over $4M in revenue or funding.

Best For

• Technology
• Media & Creative

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