By Kathy Mittens in News — 15 Jul 2026

Preview AI Editor

Ever generated a preview that was almost perfect but wished you could change the color, pose, or a few details?

With Preview AI Editor, you no longer need to start over. Simply describe the changes you want, and AI will generate a new version of your preview. Compare different variations, keep your favorites, and continue refining your idea until you're happy with the result.

"Let the cat stand on two legs" or "Let the cat have pink butterfly wings on its back". Just describe what you want to change, create a new version, and keep refining until the preview feels right. Simple, flexible, and very useful.

Of course, you can then create a 3D model based on your updated previews.

How to Use the AI Preview Editor

Write a prompt and create a preview. For example, A futuristic, fluffy cartoon cat with large blue eyes and bright, multicolored fur.

Click the Edit button in the bottom-left corner of the preview to open the preview editing page. On this page, you can use text prompts to make changes to your preview.

For example, you can write "Let the cat stand on two legs," and a few seconds later, MeshZeus will generate an image where that same cat is standing on its hind legs. You can set the newly generated image as an additional preview by clicking Use as Preview. This way, you will get two preview options. Naturally, you can continue to refine them.

For any preview you create, you can generate a mesh. This is a very convenient feature for making changes to the preview on the fly without having to generate a separate preview.

An important note: The AI Preview Editor is available only to users on the Artist plan. To upgrade to this plan, you need to make a one-time deposit of L$10,000 to your MeshZEUS account. The full amount will be credited to your account balance.

Follow the links and check out the amazing meshes. You can rez them on your land in Second Life and feel proud of your own creations—even if you’ve never used professional 3D modeling software or made a mesh manually before.