Introduction

Turn editable words into dimensional title cards, signs, logos, physical lettering, and spatial interfaces that feel built for the scene.

Begin with a curated finished design and ready-to-use fonts, keep the message in the familiar Text Studio workflow through TextMeshPro or UniText, then refine faces, depth, materials, contours, interaction, and performance at your own pace.

At a glance

Path	What you can accomplish
Start with a style	Choose a real rendered preview, create a title from a finished design, and keep its appearance and behavior editable.
Shape the letters	Build clean extrusion, soft or architectural bevels, carved and inflated faces, layered depth, outlines, and backings.
Design the surface	Assign materials by visual purpose and keep fronts, sides, bevels, trim, and decorations coordinated.
Arrange the result	Use spatial forms, separate depth sweeps, contours, tubes, repeats, sockets, and world-space layouts.
Bring it to life	Add compatible Text Studio motion, 29 native 3D effects, hover and click response, or physical interaction.
Ship confidently	Choose an output and performance profile that matches changing text, large displays, per-letter interaction, or physics, then freeze a finished title when it no longer needs runtime behavior.
Shape effects in space	Use shared targets, seven field shapes, four coordinate spaces, 3D transform and material channels, and semantic extrusion surfaces.
Extend the pipeline	Add ordered Layout Transform, Deformer, and Glyph Decoration modules with typed host inputs.
Prepare the build	Choose Generate if missing or Prepared only, validate exact shaped-glyph coverage, and create reusable geometry before shipping.