3D scenes
From a photo to a place.
A scene is a 3D Gaussian splat: a photo or a walk-around video turned into a space people can look around and step into. You make them in the iPhone or Android app; everyone can step inside on the web.
Two ways to make one
From one photo
Pick a photo in the app and Splatter builds a 3D scene from it. Best with a clear subject, good light and some depth: a hallway, a street, a table with things on it.
From a walk-around scan
Film a slow walk around a place or object. The app coaches you while you move. Best for rooms, objects and spots you want to keep.
Tips for a better scene
Light first
Daylight or evenly lit rooms work best. Avoid strong glare and very dark corners.
Move slowly
For scans, slow and steady beats fast. Keep the subject in view and overlap what you film.
Avoid moving things
People walking through and cars driving by can blur a scene. Wait for a quiet moment.
Ask first
Don’t scan inside private places without permission, or make a scene where someone can clearly be recognised unless they agree.
What fans can do with it
Step inside
Look around and walk into the scene in the app or on the web.
Leave marks
Friends can leave glowing marks inside a scene.
Place Memory
Add a scene or photo to a public place so everyone’s views of that spot come together.
Camera-move clips
Record a clip moving through your scene and share it as a video with the splatter watermark.
AR
On supported phones you can walk into the photo in augmented reality.
Share
Send a scene by link or into a chat.
Make your first scene
Open the Splatter app on your phone, tap create, and pick a photo or start a scan.