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Access: Public and Signed in This page helps you get comfortable working with Mint for the first time.

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Sign in

Access: Signed in To create content or manage your account, sign in first.
  1. Click Sign In or Create Your Space.
  2. Choose Google or Email.
  3. Finish the sign-in flow.
  4. Return to Mint. You can now open New chat, Profile, and Account.
You do not need to sign in just to browse public Worlds. Access: Public Mint is an AI agent you can reach through a few main surfaces:
  • Home: Browse featured Worlds and tags.
  • New chat: Ask Mint to start a new World, 3D Model, Material, Asset Pack, or Audio asset from prompts, images, and links.
  • Explore: Browse public Worlds when this section is shown.
  • Profile: Open your public profile and your own creations.
  • Account: Manage your Account, Credits, and billing options when available.
  • Search: Use the bar at the top to find Worlds.
On your own profile, you can also open Account Settings and your current credit balance.

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What you can do without signing in

Access: Public You can:
  • Browse the Home page.
  • Search public Worlds.
  • Open public profiles.
  • View public Worlds and public 3D Models.
  • Open About and Changelog pages.
You cannot:
  • Create Worlds, 3D Models, Materials, Asset Packs, or Audio.
  • Save Favorites.
  • Buy Credits or manage billing.

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What changes after you sign in

Access: Signed in After signing in, you can:
  • Open New chat.
  • Ask Mint to start new World, 3D Model, Material, Asset Pack, and Audio generations.
  • Capture rooms, objects, and people in the Mint mobile app.
  • Save Favorites.
  • Open Account.
  • Manage Credits.
  • Review your welcome Credits and optional plans.
  • Manage your own profile tabs like Previews and Hidden.

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First-time orientation

Access: Public A simple first session looks like this:
  1. Open Home.
  2. Click a World card to enter a 3D scene.
  3. Move around and test the controls.
  4. Return and click New chat.
  5. Sign in if you have not already.
  6. Ask Mint for a small first draft and review the Preview before committing to final generation.
Example:

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Desktop controls

Access: Public Mint supports keyboard and mouse controls while viewing a World.
  • W, A, S, D or arrow keys: move
  • Mouse: look around
  • Space: jump in the default avatar mode
  • Esc: close or back out of viewer actions in some contexts
You may also see extra actions in some views, such as avatar changes, emotes, or respawn.

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Mobile controls

Access: Public On touch devices:
  • Use the left-side joystick to move.
  • Drag on the screen to look around.
  • Use on-screen action buttons when available.
  • In feed-style World browsing, swipe up to move to the next World.

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Public vs signed-in habits

Access: Public and Signed in Good public habits:
  • Explore Worlds before spending Credits.
  • Search by mood, place, or theme.
  • Open creator profiles to see more work.
Good signed-in habits:
  • Start with a clear Preview before running final generation.
  • Check your Profile often while something is still processing.
  • Use Account to keep an eye on Credits or optional plan usage.
  • Use mobile My Models after scanning with the Mint mobile app.

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Before you start creating

Access: Signed in Keep these basics in mind:
  • Worlds can start from text, images, Street View links, and supported listing links.
  • 3D Models can start from text or one reference image.
  • Audio starts from text prompts for sound effects, UI sounds, ambience, and music.
  • Chat shows a message if an image, link, quota, or billing state needs attention.
  • The current Mint UI is the source of truth for limits before you generate.
Next step: Create worlds and 3D models