Turn product photos into interactive 3D product pages
Create viral concert videos by turning your photos into an Outstanding Tiny Desk AI performance
Stage
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Based in
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free plan with 0 AI Credits and 1,000 views. Pro plan at $19.00/month with 2,000 AI Credits and 25,000 views.
1 Standard video (480p, 50 credits): $9.99; 1 HD video (720p, 100 credits): $12.99; 2 HD videos (200 credits): $19.99; 3 HD videos (300 credits): $27.99. All credit packs are one-time purchases with credits that never expire. Standard videos cost 50 credits each; HD videos cost 100 credits each.
Key features
AI-powered image to 3D conversion
Shareable product links for instant access
Augmented reality view in customer's space
Embed to any website or storefront
Live analytics and conversion tracking
Multiple file format support
Product configurator with multiple hotspots
Purchase link integration for customers
Custom branding on paid plans
Mobile app for on-the-go 3D generation
Replace up to five performers from individual photos
Extract up to five performers from one group photo
Dedicated Pet Mode with support for 1-5 pet photos
480p and 720p video resolution options
Vertical 9:16 portrait format videos
Watermark-free MP4 downloads
Original Outstanding concert soundtrack included
Browser-based creation on desktop and mobile
Video generation typically takes 5-10 minutes
Videos available for download for seven days
What makes it different
No 3D modeling skills or software required to create interactive 3D products
Generate 3D models in minutes from a single product photo
Measurable conversion improvements with live analytics
Worldwide availability with free plan to start
AR capability lets customers visualize products in their own space
No extra charge for number of performers or Pet Mode
Uses original Charlie Wilson vocals, not voice cloning
One-time credit purchases with no subscription required
Credits never expire
Private videos by default, uploaded photos not used for training