Easy3D Capture

Easy3D Capture creates textured 3D models on a supported iPhone using rear-camera photogrammetry. Choose Object for stationary objects or Face for guidance along the front and sides of a still face. Capture and reconstruction run on your iPhone. Capture overlapping views, add passes at different heights, and review coverage between passes. Rotate and zoom the reconstructed model before saving. Share a textured OBJ package, vertex-color PLY, STL surface or original USDZ to a destination you choose. Mesh exports use millimetres; independently verify physical dimensions and receiving-software compatibility. Optionally keep a capture's photographs for higher-detail reconstruction on a Mac, then export the photo set as a ZIP. This choice is off for every new capture. Retained photographs can identify people; each photo-set export asks for confirmation. You can delete retained photographs while keeping the model. Completed unsaved captures can be recovered from the library. Interrupted reconstruction can offer a retry while its captured photographs remain available. Find saved scans by label or export ID, rename them, and review their thumbnails and model extents. Model extent describes the reconstructed bounding box; it is not a verified physical measurement. The app has no account, analytics or automatic scan upload. Scan labels stay in the local library and are excluded from exports. Scans are excluded from device backups. Export needed files before deleting the app, and manage exported copies separately. Requires iOS 27 or later and an iPhone that supports both native Object Capture and on-device reconstruction. Lighting, texture, viewpoint coverage and subject motion affect results. Reflective, transparent or unseen surfaces may reconstruct poorly. Facial capture is not an intraoral scan. Easy3D Capture does not provide diagnostic measurements, automatic dental alignment or validated clinical accuracy. Independently verify dimensions, orientation and receiving-software compatibility before relying on a model for a design decision. Obtain consent before capturing another person and protect identifying scan data.