Write a prompt that works

Name one thing, and say its colours and what it's made of.

The sentence you type is the whole brief. A short, specific description of one object gives Hewly the best chance of building what you pictured.

Step by step

Name one subject: a ceramic owl, not an owl on a branch next to a lantern. One subject per model works best.
Say its colours and what it's made of: a red ceramic owl with gold eyes.
Then pick what it is on the page: Character, Item or Environment.
Going to print it? Ask for a solid pose — arms close to the body, nothing thin sticking out.
Stuck for words? Tap Suggest for a prompt to start from.
Not sure how it should look? Tick Show me 4 pictures first (8 credits) and choose before the 3D part.

Ask for two things in one prompt and one of them may be left out — make each one as its own model.

Pick from 4 pictures first — See 4 drawings of your idea for 8 credits, then build only the one you like.
Turn a photo into 3D — One clear photo becomes a 3D model. 30 credits.
Check the shape before paying for paint — A grey shape for 20 credits; paint it for 10 more only if you like it.
Make your first 3D model — Type an idea, get a textured 3D model. 30 credits — you start with 100.