Free Gaussian Splat Generator (Image to Gaussian Splat)

A Gaussian Splat generator turns a 2D image into a 3D Gaussian Splat (.splat) using AI. A Gaussian Splat represents a scene as millions of tiny, colored, semi-transparent points that render in real time and look photorealistic, making it ideal for interactive previews and immersive capture rather than editable meshes.

Yes, you can try our Gaussian Splat generator for free with credits when you sign up. Each image to Gaussian Splat generation uses a small number of credits, and we offer flexible plans for higher volume. It runs online in your browser, with no software to install.

Upload a single image with a clear subject and clean background, then click Generate. Our AI Gaussian Splat generator reconstructs a 3D Gaussian Splat in about 4 minutes, which you can orbit in the browser and download as a .splat file.

Yes. This is a fully online, web-based Gaussian Splat generator. Everything runs in the browser, so you can create a Gaussian Splat from an image on any device without installing 3D software.

A mesh (GLB/FBX/OBJ) is an editable surface with geometry and textures, best when you need to edit, rig, or 3D print. A Gaussian Splat is a photorealistic, real-time representation that is perfect for viewing and capture but is not an editable mesh. Use Image to 3D for meshes and the Image to Gaussian Splat generator for splats.

Use a sharp, well-lit photo where the subject is clearly visible, centered, and unobstructed, ideally on a clean background. Minimum 256x256 px; PNG, JPEG, or WebP up to 20 MB.

The seed controls randomness. Using the same image with the same seed reproduces an identical .splat result, which is handy for iterating. Leave it empty to get a new random Gaussian Splat each time.

You can orbit, zoom, and pan the result right here in the browser. The downloaded .splat file works in mainstream Gaussian Splat viewers and engines, and can be embedded in web experiences.