Nilo

About Nilo

Nilo is a 3D asset pipeline built specifically for Roblox creators, with the explicit promise that you never have to open Blender. You generate an object from a sketch, an image, a text prompt or any combination, refine the details, then drag it into your world to see it in context. From there the tooling covers everything a Roblox build actually needs: a level-of-detail slider to optimise polycount, one-click rigging, text-prompted animation, asset packs generated from a single image with control over which parts get generated, and custom Roblox-ready avatar skins. A social layer sits on top — you can preview assets in your own Nilo World and invite friends to build and play there just by sharing a link, which turns asset creation into something closer to a multiplayer session than a solo modelling chore. Export is one click, straight into Roblox Studio. The product is in open beta with a community that ships new worlds, characters and tools weekly, and the pricing is metered in credits the company calls Bits. Nilo is backed by a16z Speedrun and Supercell. Nilo is a twenty-person team and the pricing page currently runs a 50% launch discount across both paid tiers, with all three plans metered purely on the monthly Bits allowance and the quality of AI models available rather than on seats.

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