MakeWorlds Studio
Capture different views of the same subject with a phone or camera. Start with a small object or a familiar space.
Choose a well-defined scene you can cover fully.
Choose a stationary subject or area with steady lighting and room to move around. Retain useful background detail so neighboring photos share identifiable areas, and keep each scene’s media together.
Circle one subject, with shared detail between nearby views.
Capture from different positions with overlap between neighboring photos. Include the sides and upper surfaces you want to see, and keep sharp originals.
Inspect edges, gaps and floating regions from several views.
After reconstruction and training, inspect subject edges, small structures and background. For blurred or floating areas, review the source images and coverage before recapturing or cleaning up.
Save the project, export Gaussian PLY and check the receiving tool.
Save the project and export Gaussian PLY for its intended use. The receiving tool must support Gaussian Splatting data; the same file extension does not guarantee compatibility with every point-cloud or mesh application. Check the result in the destination software.
This workflow uses multiple views of the same subject or scene to establish spatial relationships. Prepare a set of photos with coherent coverage.
Start with phone or camera images. Focus on sharpness, steady lighting and viewpoint coverage, and confirm that the current release supports the format.
Free Standard includes local reconstruction, training and basic editing. Paid editions are coming soon.
MakeWorlds Studio · Standard
Reconstruct, train and make basic edits on your own computer.
