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Access: Signed in Mint Chat is the main web workspace for creating Worlds and 3D Models. Each chat keeps your prompts, Previews, generated assets, and follow-up edits in one thread.

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Start a new chat

Access: Signed in
  1. Open Mint.
  2. Click New chat in the sidebar.
  3. Type what you want to create.
  4. Add images if you want to guide the result.
  5. Press the submit button.
Mint decides whether the request should become a World, a 3D Model, or a follow-up edit based on your prompt and any attached image. Example: 
Create a warm desert-modern living room with lime plaster walls, a skylight, and a built-in sofa.

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Start from a template

Access: Signed in The empty chat view can show starter templates.
  1. Open New chat.
  2. Choose a template.
  3. Review the prompt that Mint sends.
  4. Wait for Mint to create the first Preview.
Templates are a fast way to learn how specific prompts are written. You can edit or continue from the result after the first Preview appears.

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Add images

Access: Signed in Use images when you want Mint to follow a room, object, style, or reference more closely. You can:
  • Click the image button in the composer.
  • Drag images into the composer.
  • Paste an image from your clipboard.
  • Paste a direct image URL.
For Worlds, multiple images can guide layout and style. For 3D Models, use one clear image of the object or character you want to create. Access: Signed in Mint can detect some useful links from the composer.
  • Paste a Google Maps or Street View link to start a World from a panorama.
  • Paste a supported listing link to choose listing photos for a World.
  • Paste a direct image link to add it as a source image.
When Mint finds listing photos, select the images you want to use and click the button shown in the picker, such as Use This Photo or Use N Photos. Pick images that show the space clearly and share similar lighting.

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Review the Preview

Access: Signed in Mint shows a Preview before final generation. Use it to decide whether the idea is ready. When a Preview appears, you can:
  • Click Edit to ask for changes.
  • Click Generate World to create a final World.
  • Click Generate 3D Model to create a final 3D Model.
  • Add the asset to context for your next message.
  • Open the asset in the side panel.
Good edit example: 
Make the seating area wider, add warmer evening light, and remove the extra doorway.

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Generate the final asset

Access: Signed in When the Preview is ready, choose the final format:
  • Click Generate World for a walkable 3D space.
  • Click Generate 3D Model for a single object or character.
If Mint shows a Credits, quota, or plan message above the composer, follow that message before starting final generation. Mint shows the current cost and access requirements before you commit.

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Use the asset panel

Access: Signed in The asset panel gives you a larger view of generated Previews, Worlds, and 3D Models without losing the chat. Common actions include:
  • View in asset panel: Open the asset beside the thread.
  • Add to context: Tell Mint to use that asset in the next prompt.
  • Add To Project: Send a finished World or 3D Model into Studio if Studio is available to your account.
Use Add to context when you want to revise one specific result instead of starting over.

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Continue from saved chats

Access: Signed in Your sidebar can show recent chats grouped by time.
  1. Open a previous chat from the sidebar.
  2. Review the assets and messages.
  3. Continue with a new prompt.
Use saved chats when you want to preserve the decisions that led to a result.

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Limited access: Add To Project

Access: Limited access Add To Project sends a finished World or 3D Model into Studio. Studio is a restricted desktop workspace, so this action may not appear on every account or device. If Studio is unavailable, keep using Chat, your Profile, and the public viewer to create and share content. Next step: Use generation settings