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Make your first agent

This guide walks you through creating a 3D AI agent in the browser — no code, no 3D software, no crypto wallet required.

Time: about 5 minutes
What you'll have at the end: a live 3D AI character you can share or embed on any website


Step 1 — Open the wizard

Go to three.ws/start. This is the new-agent wizard.

You'll be asked to sign in if you haven't already. See Do I need crypto? if you're not sure which sign-in option to choose.


Step 2 — Pick an avatar (the body)

The first step of the wizard asks you to choose a body for your agent.

Your options:

  • Browse the gallery — hundreds of ready-made 3D characters, from realistic to stylized
  • Take a selfie — upload a photo and get a 3D version of yourself in about a minute at /create/selfie
  • Upload a GLB — any rigged glTF/GLB file works. Drag it into the editor at /app or import from a URL

Not sure what an avatar is vs. what an agent is? Read Agents vs. Avatars.


Step 3 — Name your agent and describe its personality

Give your agent a name and a short description of who it is. For example:

"You are Aria, a helpful product guide for Acme Corp. You speak in a friendly, concise tone. You know everything about our products and can answer questions about pricing, features, and how to get started."

This description is your agent's system prompt — the instructions it follows. You can always edit it later.


Step 4 — Enable skills (optional)

Skills are extra capabilities you can give your agent. Common ones:

Skill What it does
Voice Lets users talk to the agent by microphone; the agent responds out loud
Memory The agent remembers past conversations across sessions
Web search The agent can look things up in real time

You can add or remove skills at any time from the agent's edit page.


Step 5 — Publish and get your embed

Once you hit Publish, your agent gets a live URL — something like three.ws/agent/abc123.

The wizard also gives you an embed snippet: a few lines of HTML you can paste into any webpage to make the agent appear there. You don't need to know HTML to do this — just copy and paste.

For more on where and how to embed, continue to Share & embed →


Editing your agent later

Everything is editable after publishing. Go to your agent's page and click Edit. You can change:

  • The avatar (swap the body without losing the personality)
  • The system prompt / personality
  • Which skills are active
  • The agent's name, description, and thumbnail

Changes take effect immediately — no republishing needed for most settings.


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