Previewing a product
You have one studio shot and want a 360° view for a listing, a pitch, or a client review.
Single photo → 3D
One photo is enough for a rotatable 3D result. This page explains what you get, what you do not, and how to download it in a format your tools understand.
You have one studio shot and want a 360° view for a listing, a pitch, or a client review.
You need a prop in 3D now and will model or retopologise later if the shot survives review.
An AI-generated character or toy looks good in 2D; a splat lets you check the silhouette from other angles.
If you need UVs, clean topology, rigging, or collision, start from a mesh pipeline instead. This output is a Gaussian splat.
Only the visible side was photographed. The model predicts the rest from what it has seen in training, so the back is plausible but not measured.
A failed run is refunded automatically. For a poor but successful result, try a tighter crop, a cleaner background, or a brighter photo; each new run costs credits.
Take .splat for browsers, .ply for desktop 3DGS tools, and .glb only as a coloured point-cloud preview for engines that read glTF.
One image, one generation. Preview it, then keep the files that fit your pipeline.
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