Qubicle Voxel Editor vs VoxelAI Studio

Qubicle Voxel Editor is a tool for creating block-style 3D models on Windows and macOS. It supports voxel editing in 3D or on a 2D canvas, with 21 drawing, selection and transformation tools. A scene can hold up to 16 million objects, and an object can reach 1024×512×1024 voxels. The editor imports and exports QB, QEF, QBT, QMO, QBCL, VOX and Minecraft Schematic formats. The basic application exports unoptimized meshes as OBJ, FBX and Collada; the Mesh Module adds optimized low-poly mesh export and other options. Models can be shared on Sketchfab and 3D-printed through i.materialise. The free Demo offers unlimited use of Basic Edition features but saves in .qbcl and disables custom model export. One-time options include Basic Edition at 14.99 USD, Indie Edition at 24.99 USD, modules from 0.99 USD to 9.99 USD, and a Professional License at 99.99 USD. The product is incompatible with macOS 10.15 Catalina or later.

VoxelAI Studio is a browser-based voxel editor for game developers that uses AI to create editable 3D models. Users describe a model with text or provide a reference image. The AI builds layers, defines materials, and places voxels; the result can then be sculpted, recolored, rigged, or refined block by block. Listed exports include glTF, GLB, OBJ, and.vox for use in Blender or a game engine. Documentation describes generating models inside Roblox Studio. The Free plan costs nothing, includes full editor access and.vox downloads, and starts with 6 tokens plus 4 tokens monthly. Each agentic build costs 3 tokens, automatically refunded when a request fails, is empty, or is aborted. Builder costs C$8 a month, Pro C$18 a month, and Creator C$49 a month. One-time token top-ups range from 4.00 CAD to 50.00 CAD and never expire. Public self-serve REST API access is still rolling out.