Krynth review
AI-assisted scan processing with browser viewing, exports, tours, and creative-tool integrations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Krynth is browser-based 3D scanning and processing software for game developers, real-estate and architecture teams, e-commerce teams, and other 3D creators. It accepts photos or video, processes scans in the cloud, provides browser-based scene viewing, generates textured meshes, and supports interactive tour links. The product also handles automatic mesh decimation, 4K cinematic video export, and asset exports for engines and design tools. Existing scan files from PostShot, Polycam, Luma AI, and KIRI Engine are supported.
Krynth uses a freemium model with a Free plan offering 1 Quartz scan per month, watermarked output, 14-day hosting, a shareable viewer link, and no commercial rights. Starter costs $24 per month or $289 per year and includes 5 Quartz or 3 Sapphire scans per month, 12-month hosting, commercial use rights, single-scan listings, and standard email support. Pro costs $49 per month or $588 per year, adding higher scan allowances, 36-month hosting, multi-scan listings, the Krynth Director AI agent, custom viewer branding, and a priority processing queue. Studio costs $124 per month or $1,484 per year, with unlimited Sapphire scans subject to a fair-use limit, 20 Onyx full-pipeline scans per month, team features, unlimited Director AI conversations, and priority phone and email support. Quartz is also available for $19 as a one-time purchase.
The ecosystem fit is a clear part of Krynth’s appeal: integrations include Unity, Unreal Engine, Three.js, Roblox, Blender, PostShot, Polycam, Luma AI, and KIRI Engine. That gives teams several routes from capture or existing scan files to browser presentation and downstream creative work. Krynth suits users who value shareable scenes, listings, tours, and a browser workflow. Teams needing native desktop deployment or a wider set of verified export formats should consider alternatives with broader platform coverage.
Krynth pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Processes photos and video into textured 3D scenes
- Supports GLB, OBJ, and PLY exports
- Offers browser viewing, tours, decimation, and cinematic video
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only deployment limits platform flexibility
- Free output is watermarked and has no commercial rights
- Verified export formats are limited to GLB, OBJ, and PLY
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