3D tours and product models
The website demonstrates explorable scenes and objects built from smartphone photos, including outdoor spaces, vehicles, food, and household products.
DigitalCarbon turns smartphone photos into 3D tours and product showcases, with a beta API for generating template-based 3D videos from image URLs.
DigitalCarbon is a Gaussian splatting product for turning images and videos into immersive 3D experiences. Its website showcases interactive product models and virtual tours created from smartphone photos, without special capture equipment.
For developers, DigitalCarbon offers a beta API that generates 3D videos from image URLs. The latest documented version, v1-beta, uses the Gen 2 AI model and a template-based rendering workflow. Users submit images and presentation settings, track a generation job, and retrieve the completed video. The site invites early-access requests, and API requests require an API key.
The website demonstrates explorable scenes and objects built from smartphone photos, including outdoor spaces, vehicles, food, and household products.
Generate videos from image URLs using a selected template. Optional property and contact fields support listing presentations with an address, price, property details, and contact information.
Add a soundtrack and logo by URL, and choose landscape, square, portrait, or vertical output. Supported aspect ratios are 16:9, 1:1, 4:5, and 9:16.
Each generation request returns a job ID. A status endpoint reports whether the job is queued, processing, completed, or failed, with an error message when available.
Retrieve completed job results through the API or upload the generated video to a specified destination URL. The destination must provide write permissions.
Turn property photos into a template-based video with listing details, agent contact information, branding, and music.
Present physical objects as explorable 3D models so viewers can examine products from different viewpoints.
Create tours of accommodation, gardens, backyards, or trails from smartphone photos to help viewers explore a location remotely.
Integrate image submission, job polling, result retrieval, and optional video delivery into an application using the documented HTTP API.
An API key supplied in the X-API-Key header, publicly accessible image URLs, and a template ID. Requests use JSON, and the documentation includes Python, JavaScript, and cURL examples.
The v1-beta API accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP images, with a maximum of 100 photos per generation request.
The documented video duration is fixed at 30 seconds. Generation typically takes 15–20 minutes.
The documentation recommends v1-beta for new implementations. It uses Gen 2 by default and an upgraded video rendering engine. The legacy v0-beta version is marked for upcoming deprecation; the beta API may change.
Os dados de tráfego são apenas para referência.