The studio for 3D & 4D generation

Give ideas form.
Then motion.

Describe a world, a character or a single object, in plain words or bring your own assets. Shape it in 3D, then set it moving in 4D.

A vintage tin wind-up robot toy — Prop 01Tin robot4D · 15 sec

A tin wind-up robot that marches three steps, turns its head, then slowly winds down.

Start creating

Prop · Tin robot · Reference imagery, not generated output

01 · Objects & characters

Not just worlds. Things.

Props, products, characters and furniture: the assets that fill an experience. Describe one in a sentence or a full spec, give it shape, then give it motion, on its own or placed in a world.

Prop · 4D
Tin robot
Marches three steps, turns its head, winds down.
Character · 4D
Hoodie kid
Looks up, smiles and waves on a loop.
Vehicle · 4D
Toy coupe
Rolls in with spinning wheels and parks.
Character · 4D
Sea sprite
Hops twice, squashes, stretches, grins.
Object · 3D
Lattice sphere
A single printable shell with tapered holes.
Furniture · 3D
Turned stool
Pale oak, true to scale for room layouts.
Prop · 3D
Rubber duck
Glossy body, soft-touch beak, bath-sized.
Character · 4D
Lantern gnome
Lifts the lantern; the flame flickers awake.

02 · From image to dimension

Every image hides
a dimension.

A flat photograph already holds distance: far ranges, middle ground, the rock under your feet. Pull those planes apart and you have space. Give each plane its own timeline and you have a world that moves.

Illustration: a reference photograph cut into hand-traced layers. Automatic depth separation is on the roadmap, not in the studio yet.

L0 · Sky z 0

L1 · Far range z 48

L2 · Middle range z 96

L3 · Haze line z 144

L4 · Near hill z 192

L5 · Foreground z 240

03 · Live 3D study

Real geometry.
Real time.

These pieces run live in your browser. Spin them, look at the wireframe underneath and scrub through their motion: the same way you will shape and time your own experiences.

FormDrag to look around. Switch to wireframe to see how the surface is built.
TimeMove the timeline. Watch petals unfold, surfaces ripple and layers twist.
DirectionRead each brief, then watch the motion it describes.

LIVE 3D STUDYHANDCRAFTED DEMO

01 / Unfolding form

Kinetic bloom

Drag to rotate · Arrow keys supported

0.0s8.0s↻ LOOP

THE BRIEF

“A gold sculptural bloom. Unfold its petals, then curl them inward in a seamless loop.”

Real geometry, animated over time. Handcrafted examples—not AI-generated output.

04 · Manuals to motion

Instructions you can
step inside.

Bring a printed manual and turn every step into a 3D scene that moves. Parts glide into place, and you can scrub forward or back in the browser, or walk around it in a headset.

Flat-pack furniture assembly
Equipment and safety training
Classroom science and labs
Product setup guides

Illustration of a planned feature. Manual and PDF import and headset playback are coming soon.

◻Shelf unitPage 1 / 6

Headset-ready · coming soon

05 · Bring your own

Start from anything.

Type a brief, or bring the work you already have. Product shots, character models and motion clips become the starting point for an asset or world you can keep shaping.

Text briefsAvailable
GLB / glTF modelsInspection available
Images & motion clipsComing soon
Manuals & PDFsComing soon
ImmersiveX publishingComing soon

How it works

Form in 3D.
Change over time.

3D gives your idea shape and space. 4D adds time: movement, change and a story that plays out. Write it plainly, or as precisely as a pro would.

Enter the studio

1
Describe it
Describe what you want to see: a place, a character, an object. Pros can go deeper with materials, lighting, scale and layout.
2
Set it in motion
Describe what moves, how it changes and for how long, from 15 seconds to 2 minutes. Pros can spell out timing, loops and camera moves.
3
Preview and save
Watch a procedural preview in your browser, save it to your library or download its scene spec. Publishing to ImmersiveX for AR/VR headsets and glasses is coming.

Plans & pricing