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Imagination, made tangible.
Place cameras, subjects and lights in 3D. AI suggests the layout — then check angles and refine positions before you ever step on set.
See it in action
Just type the scene.
Watch it build itself.
Describe the situation and the room, people, cameras and lights drop into a 3D space one by one.
Ready to generate a scene
Send a chat message and watch the 3D scene build itself
Scene generation
Auto demo
How it works
A complete shoot plan
in three steps.
1
Describe the situation
Type something like "portrait, 2 subjects, natural light, café-style set" and AI proposes the room size, camera position, subject blocking and lighting in one pass.
2
Fine-tune in 3D
Refine camera angles, blocking and lighting in the 3D view. Compare framings across multiple cameras side by side.
3
Share and shoot
Send the URL to your crew and everyone sees the same 3D scene. Align on the plan before the call time and the shoot day flows smoothly.
Examples
Real shoots,
moving in 3D.
Every scene below was built from a single chat prompt. Drag cameras, subjects and lights live; switch viewpoints in a tap to lock down your framing. Solve the picture before the shoot.
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Object Generation
Missing an asset?
Just describe it.
If it's not in the presets, ask for it in chat. Spell out shape, dimensions, material — only the gear this shoot actually needs. Usable assets, built from your own words.
Mic stand
Boom mic stand, 140 cm tall. Black metal legs, 45 cm side arm.
Director's chair
Folding director's chair. 80 cm seat height, canvas seat.
Lighting truss
3 m wide × 2.5 m tall H-truss. Aluminum silver, sandbag base.
Product turntable
60 cm motorized turntable. Matte white finish, 15 cm tall.
Butterfly silk
4 m × 4 m butterfly frame. Translucent silk, four-legged stand.
Teleprompter
On-camera teleprompter. 19" screen, half-silvered mirror.
Features
Recreate the set,
inside your browser.
A place to "check your answers" before the cameras roll — for cinematographers, directors and solo creators.
AI lays it out
Describe the scene in chat. The LLM proposes camera, subject and prop placement and instantly draws it in 3D.
Intuitive 3D editing
Drag and drop cameras, subjects, lights and props. Check multi-camera framing in real time while you adjust.
Lighting design
Position studio lights in 3D, see how they fall on the subject and lock in your lighting plan before the shoot.
Share & community
Share scenes with a single URL. Publish projects to the gallery so others can fork them for their own shoots.
Pricing
Start free.
Use it today.
Free
$0
For personal use and trial
- 3 projects
- 10 AI generations / month
- 3D view & camera preview
- URL sharing (read-only)
- Gallery: browse, like, fork
Pro
$20
/ month · for serious shoot prep
- Unlimited projects
- 100 AI generations / month
- 20 custom objects
- Unlimited public projects
- Everything in Free
In development
Team
$60
/ month · for production teams
- Everything in Pro
- Team seats (5 members)
- Branded PDF export
- Priority support
Try it out
Take it for a spin
No sign-up required. Try scene generation and object generation right here.
Scene generation
Describe your shoot situation to get started
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A few things people often want to know before signing up.
Is it free?
You can try the "Take it for a spin" section above without signing up. After signing up, the free plan lets you create up to 3 projects. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited projects.
What kinds of shoots is this for?
Portraits, interviews, conversations, group shots, product photography — any shoot where subject and camera placement matter. Position subjects, cameras, lights and props in 3D and check framing and blocking in advance.
Can I edit the AI's suggestions?
Of course. Treat the AI output as a starting point — drag, rotate and resize any object, or refine via chat ("move the camera to the right-rear").
Can I share my plans?
Every project gets a share URL — send it to crew or clients to view. PDF export is also supported, so you can hand out a storyboard-style document on set.
Is the 3D interface hard to use?
Orbit, pan and zoom with mouse drag and wheel. TOP / FRONT / SIDE / ISO preset views are one click away — no prior 3D experience needed.
Does it work on phones or tablets?
A desktop browser (latest Chrome / Safari / Edge) is recommended. You can view and lightly tweak on mobile, but serious editing belongs on a desktop.
Is commercial use allowed?
Yes, for both pros and amateurs. Use it for shoot prep, client pitches and on-set reference.
Make your next shoot
more certain.
Free to sign up. Start designing your shoot plan with a single chat message.
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