Immersive 2D-to-3D conversion
Converts everyday content into immersive output with depth, motion, and spatial presentation so the result feels closer to a 3D experience than a flat image or video.
Immersity by Leia Inc. creates immersive media with depth and motion on devices you already use, with web conversion tools, Spatial AI software, and switchable-display hardware.
Immersity is a platform from Leia Inc. for creating and viewing immersive experiences on devices people already use, including phones, tablets, laptops, monitors, and other screens. It combines Spatial AI software with Switchable-Display hardware to add depth, motion, and a sense of presence to content without requiring a new device category.
On the software side, Immersity converts content into immersive stereo output and supports workflows for photos, videos, and social sharing. On the hardware side, it offers a patented switchable-display system designed for OEM integration, with a display stack that can transition between standard viewing and immersive depth modes.
Converts everyday content into immersive output with depth, motion, and spatial presentation so the result feels closer to a 3D experience than a flat image or video.
Uses Spatial AI software to understand viewer position and content depth, then aligns output in real time for each eye.
Supports software workflows that process images and videos directly on the device, including real-time immersive rendering and media conversion.
Offers output types shown on the pricing page, including 3D image, 3D video, immersive motion, depth map, Apple Music Album Motion, and spatial photo/video formats.
Provides a Switchable-Display hardware platform that can move between standard viewing and holographic depth projection, with OEM integration support.
Includes pricing tiers that scale from a free plan to higher-credit monthly subscriptions, with commercial-use options on paid plans.
Turn ordinary photos or short clips into immersive motion content for posts, reels, and shared visual updates. The software page specifically notes support for creating clips that can be shared on major social platforms.
Use depth and spatial views to inspect designs, architecture, or digital twins with more context than a flat render. The use-cases page positions Immersity for design, productivity, and review workflows.
Add depth and presence to films, concerts, and other entertainment content when watching on supported devices. The product pages describe the experience as making the viewer feel closer to the scene.
Support lessons and topic exploration with spatial views that make structures, objects, and relationships easier to understand. The use-cases page highlights education use for subjects such as molecules and architecture.
Present immersive visuals on phones, tablets, laptops, or monitors without changing the user’s everyday device habits. The site emphasizes that Immersity works with devices people already own.
Immersity for Web is a browser-based product that converts supported photos and videos into immersive outputs such as 3D image, 3D video, immersive motion, depth maps, and Apple Music Album Motion, depending on the plan and file type.
The pricing page shows a Free plan with watermarked conversions and no commercial use, plus paid monthly plans that add no watermarking, commercial use, and higher conversion credits.
The site describes Immersity as working on phones, tablets, laptops, monitors, and other devices already in use, with the platform combining software and switchable-display hardware.
The software page says users can select up to five photos and turn them into a seamless video clip for sharing on platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, WeChat, and Facebook.
The pricing page includes monthly plans with credits that expire each month, so the service is structured around recurring subscriptions rather than one-time conversion bundles.