Clay brushes
Brush, inflate, twist, smooth, flatten, pinch, crease, drag, move and local scale, with the radius and strength you need.
AIM Sculpt
Brushes that inflate, smooth, pinch and drag the form, symmetry and a mesh that adapts to the detail. Sculpt with a mouse or with a pen on a tablet, with nothing to install.
Free, no sign-up, no card.

For character artists, toy and figure designers, 3D students and anyone preparing parts for printing.
AIM Sculpt opens in a browser tab: nothing to download, install or update.
AIM Sculpt is free and complete, with no time limit and no card.
AIM Sculpt opens OBJ, PLY and STL directly, with nothing to convert first.
Brush, inflate, twist, smooth, flatten, pinch, crease, drag, move and local scale, with the radius and strength you need.
What you sculpt on one side appears on the other, for balanced faces and figures from the first stroke.
The mesh adds detail only where you ask for it, without thinking about polygons.
Step up and down subdivision levels, or rebuild the mesh with voxels to carry on with a clean surface.
Protect areas with the mask and paint colour, roughness and metal onto the sculpture.
Physical materials with lighting environments, or clay, pearl and jade matcaps to judge the form.
It saves itself in your browser and comes back when you return; you can also save the .aimesculpe project and export OBJ, PLY and STL.
AIM Sculpt runs inside your browser: it opens and saves on your computer. Your files are never uploaded to a server and nobody else sees them.
AIM CREATE belongs to Biomag, a Spanish technology company since 1987. The website and accounts run on servers in the European Union.
Not even on the free plan: what you export is yours, as it is, and video goes up to 4K.
Free forever. CREATE Plus is optional: €1.99 a month on the yearly plan (€23.88 a year) or €2.49 a month paid every 6 months, VAT included.
Yes. Pen pressure can vary the brush radius and strength, and with your fingers you turn, move and zoom the view.
Yes. Export to STL or OBJ and take it to your printing software.
No. Everything happens in your browser and is saved on your device.