Kritiverse 3D Scene
Image to 3D Scene: find the angle before you generate
Upload a photo or a frame you made, and Kritiverse builds a simple 3D version of the space. Move a virtual camera around it, try heights and lenses, then generate a new frame from the angle you chose.
Cost shown before every click. Failed generations refunded automatically.
How it works in 3 steps
- 1
Add an image
Upload a photo of a location or use a frame you made with the AI Image Generator or Sketch to Image.
- 2
Move the camera
Kritiverse builds a simple 3D version of the space. Drag to orbit, set the camera height and lens, and save the angles you like.
- 3
Generate from each angle
Turn each saved angle into a finished frame with Direction Mode settings, then add it to your storyboard or send it to video.
Image to 3D Scene takes one picture of a place and turns it into a rough 3D space you can move a camera through. The point is not a perfect 3D model. The point is planning. In AI filmmaking, the hardest job is getting several shots of the same location that feel like one scene: a wide, a close-up, a reverse angle. With 3D Scene you build the space once from a single image, place your camera where a real camera would go, try a low angle or a high one, a wide lens or a long one, and save each angle. Then you generate frames from those angles, so your shots share the same layout instead of each one inventing a new room.
Why plan in 3D
On a real shoot, a director walks the location, looks through a viewfinder and decides where the camera goes. AI tools skip that step, so people type "reverse angle" and hope. A rough 3D block-out brings the step back. You can see that a low angle from the doorway hides the window, or that the long lens from the far wall makes the courtyard feel tight. These are decisions an editor would otherwise make by generating again and again. If camera language is new to you, the Direction Mode page explains shot sizes, lenses and heights.
Example
- Input: one AI image of a small Pune cafe, morning light. Made with AI.
- Angles saved: a wide from the entrance at eye level, a medium from behind the counter at chest height, a close-up angle on a corner table with a long lens.
- Result: three frames that share the same counter, window and table layout, ready for a storyboard. Each frame is labelled Made with AI.
Who it is for
AI filmmakers who need coverage of one location for a short film. YouTubers making story videos with the same set across episodes. Brand teams planning product shots in one room from several sides. Editors who want to show a client a camera plan before any money is spent on video generation.
What it is not
3D Scene is a planning tool. The 3D view is rough on purpose and is not meant for games or 3D printing. Fine details may change when you generate from a new angle, so check faces, text and small props in every frame.
In Hindi and Hinglish
हिंदी में: 3D Scene एक फोटो से उस जगह का सीधा सादा 3D रूप बना देता है। फिर आप उसमें एक कैमरा घुमा सकते हैं: नीचे से, ऊपर से, दरवाज़े से या कोने से, वाइड लेंस या लंबा लेंस। जो एंगल पसंद आए उसे सेव कीजिए और उसी एंगल से नया फ्रेम बनाइए। इससे एक ही लोकेशन के कई शॉट एक जैसे लगते हैं, हर शॉट में नया कमरा नहीं बनता। ये एक प्लानिंग टूल है, यानी असली शूट से पहले कैमरा कहाँ रखना है ये तय करने का तरीका।
Hinglish mein short: 3D Scene ek photo se jagah ka simple 3D roop banata hai. Camera ghumao, angle aur lens chuno, save karo, aur usi angle se naya frame banao. Ek location ke saare shots match karte hain.
Questions
Is 3D Scene free?
Frames you generate show their cost first, GST included, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
What kind of image works well?
A clear photo of a place with visible floor, walls or ground, taken in good light. Busy crowds and very dark photos give weaker results.
Can I export the 3D model?
Does it work on a phone?
Will every angle look exactly the same?
The layout stays close, but generated details can change. Check props, signs and faces in each frame before you use it.
Can I use photos of real places and people?
Photos you took or have rights to are fine. Do not use people's faces without their permission.
Next steps in the workflow
Walk the location before you generate
One image, a camera you can move, and frames that belong to the same scene.
Build a 3D scene