Tripo AI 3D Generator Review 2026: The Black Robe Ships Brown

In a recent review comparing two AI 3D generators, Tripo and SupaVoxel, the focus was on their performance when generating a chibi hooded grim reaper model with a black robe and white coffee mug. Both tools were tested with the same input image, and the results were compared based on visual fidelity, color accuracy, and file size.

Tripo's export showed inconsistencies, such as the robe's back being rendered in brown leather grain, which did not exist in the input image. The generator also added unwanted seams and ridges, like a corduroy-like pattern on the forearm. Additionally, the file size was significantly larger at 66.67 MB, making it 11.3 times heavier than SupaVoxel's 5.92 MB output.

SupaVoxel, on the other hand, maintained the same black color for the robe from hood to hem, with a near-perfect representation of the intended black-and-white contrast. It produced a hood with a pointed shape, a shoulder cape narrowing to a V at the spine, and a fan-shaped skirt. The overall surface believability scored higher for SupaVoxel, with a 8/10 rating compared to Tripo's 4/10.

The smaller file size of 5.92 MB further contributed to its efficiency, loading in just 3.9 seconds on a 4G connection, compared to Tripo's 44.4 seconds.

In conclusion, the review concluded that SupaVoxel was the better choice for this particular job, offering more accurate color representation, better surface fidelity, and a significantly smaller file size.