3D Scan your clothes FREE

Make a realistic 3D model of your clothes using the free Polycam app and Blender, an easy way to get tons of detail without much modeling!
Transform your wardrobe into a digital fashion showcase with this easy tutorial on 3D scanning your clothes for free! Using the Polycam app and Blender, i'll guide you through the process of creating highly detailed 3D models of your clothes without the need for complex modeling. This tutorial is perfect for fashion designers, digital artists, and anyone interested in the intersection of technology and fashion. Discover how to bring your clothing to life in the digital world, enhance your designs with virtual textures, and integrate them into your 3D projects or virtual showrooms. Subscribe to Amelia Scarlett for more innovative tutorials on digital fashion and 3D modeling techniques.

[@fredarthur-art]

Great tutorial, thanks. Would have been fun to put invisible woman into some real footage walking on a street. I wasn´t sure however as to why you made that remesh step... is this necessary for better topology for the cloth animation?

[@OnyxAllure]

I'm so excited to try this for a project I'm working on in school. Thanks for sharing.

[@hiteshmakwana9627]

great work and thanks for sharing this😊

[@jamesriley5057]

Very cool! I had some trouble with polycam and large scans but I will give this a shot

[@pirohart]

Cosmic!

[@marktjon2182]

Thank you for sharing ! Since this was made 9 months ago are there more efficient ways nowadays to do this ?

[@polatkemalakyuz2021]

That was cool

[@alexmorash8474]

❤

[@biriani2855]

What was the point of weight painting the shorts? Im confused

[@Scarlett_vfx]

It will help get rid of the overlap with the mesh that you see near the top of the shorts

[@PP3D]

🙂

[@StevenCookFX]

Nice but the app requires a monthly subscription.

[@Scarlett_vfx]

i export the free .glb and import to blender