AI 3D image rotation
Rotate a flat photo in 3D.
Upload one image. The AI works out the shape, fills in the sides the camera never saw, and renders a video of the object turning round. It runs in your browser, with nothing to install.
Drag to see the spin.
On the left, the one photo that went in. On the right, the video that came out. Nothing else was uploaded.
The object turns, not the picture.
3D rotate in an image editor tilts the flat picture, so it looks like a card turning. Here the object itself rotates and you see its sides.
No prompt, no model to pick.
The model, prompt and framing are already tuned to turn one object on its axis. You upload a photo and that's it.
See it on your photo first.
Your first video renders free with a watermark, so you judge the result on your own image before you pay anything.
What you get.
- You upload
- One photo, from a camera or a phone
- You get
- An MP4, or an animated WebP
- Rotation
- A full turn that ends where it started, so it loops
- Length
- 5 or 10 seconds
- Resolution
- 480p, 720p or 1080p
- Free
- The first video, with a watermark
What it costs.
Priced for a 5-second rotation at 720p, which uses 5 credits. Plans are monthly, unused credits roll over, and you can cancel any time.
Starter · $19/mo
10
spins a month, $1.90 each
Pro · $39/mo
30
spins a month, $1.30 each
Business · $99/mo
100
spins a month, $0.99 each
Frequently asked questions.
Is it free?
Your first video is free and carries a watermark. After that, videos come out of a monthly plan's credits. The prices are above.
How is this different from 3D rotate in an image editor?
An editor skews the flat image in perspective, so nothing new appears. Here an AI video model renders the object turning, so it shows sides that weren't in the photo.
Can I rotate any image?
It works best on one object, or one person, on a plain background. Landscapes, rooms and screenshots don't turn well: there's no single object to rotate.
How does it know what the back looks like?
It doesn't; the AI makes a best guess. Simple shapes come out true to life. Text and logos on the hidden side can come out wrong, so check the video before you use it.
Do I get a 3D model file?
No. You get a video, not a mesh. That's the format that plays on product pages, marketplaces and social feeds without a 3D viewer.
Your first spin is free.
It renders with a watermark. Pick a plan to download the clean copy.