Turn videos into 3D models.

Film a 30 to 60 second video slowly circling your subject. A phone is enough. Upload it in the browser, or start it from Claude or ChatGPT, which give you an upload link. Your 3D model (a Gaussian splat, plus a textured mesh if you want it) is ready in about 10 minutes. Filming tips: how to film a video for a 3D scan.

A Gaussian splat (3DGS) rebuilds the scene from millions of tiny colored points. It looks photorealistic, keeps reflections and fine detail, and is made for viewing in a browser, a 3D app or a game engine. A 3D mesh is the classic polygon model with a texture, made with photogrammetry, that you can edit in Blender, put in a game or use in AR. MakeSplat makes both from the same video.

Yes. Connect MakeSplat to Claude or ChatGPT once, then ask for a 3D model from your video. The assistant gives you an upload link, follows the processing and shows the finished model right in the chat. Connect MakeSplat to your AI assistant.

You buy credits once and use them when you need them. A Standard model costs 1 credit, and the 3D mesh adds 0.5. New accounts get 1.5 free credits, enough for one Standard model with its mesh. Credits are valid for 12 months and failed scans are refunded automatically. See the credit packs.

A Gaussian splat (.ply), plus a textured 3D mesh (.glb) if you add it. The .glb opens in Blender, game engines and most 3D tools. The .ply opens in most splat viewers, in Blender, Unity and Unreal with a Gaussian splatting plugin, or right here in our free online Gaussian splat viewer.

Yes. A self-serve REST API does everything the website does: upload a video, get the .ply and .glb back. No sales call. See the 3D model and Gaussian splatting API.