splats.ai brings Gaussian splats to the web through interactive work pages, a public gallery, and iframe embeds. Open a ready public work, explore it in your browser, and share it with someone else.
Product information checked on 19 September 2026 (UTC).
Who it is for
splats.ai is for people who want to view and share Gaussian splats: creators presenting a capture, designers or clients reviewing a scene, and people adding an interactive work to a portfolio or project page.
You can start by exploring a ready public work. If you have your own splat file or capture video, the upload form provides the supported starting points described below.
What the service does
- View in the browser. Ready public works have a detail page with a viewer that provides orbit and zoom controls.
- Share a work. Send its public detail-page URL so someone else can open it in their browser.
- Embed a public work. Use the Embed section on its detail page to copy the iframe snippet for another website.
- Choose when to list a work. New uploads are unlisted by default. Authors can choose to make a work public from the dashboard; eligible public works can appear in Explore and on creator pages.
The gallery changes as authors publish works. Explore shows what is publicly available now. An unlisted link is not a promise of confidential hosting.
Uploads and processing
The upload form accepts SOG, PLY, SPLAT, SPZ, and KSPLAT files, plus supported MP4, MOV, and WebM videos. SOG is the direct delivery format. The processing workflow for the other supported splat formats optimizes them to SOG; the video workflow reconstructs a splat from the source footage.
File acceptance does not mean that processing is available or that a finished work will be produced.
The workflow is:
- Sign in with Google and choose a supported source on the upload page.
- Add the title and available work details, then submit the source.
- Wait for delivery or processing according to the input type. Uploading a source and having a ready work are separate stages.
- Review the ready work in the browser and decide whether to make it public.
- Share the public detail URL or copy the iframe from the work page.
Check the upload page for the current accepted formats and duration or file-size limits before submitting a source. A supported extension does not guarantee a successful reconstruction, a particular visual result, or a completion time.
Pricing status
The homepage lists four planned tiers:
- Free — $0. Planned — not yet available.
- Pro — $12/month. Planned — not yet available.
- Studio — $39/month. Planned — not yet available.
- Enterprise — Custom. Planned — not yet available.
Paid-plan enrollment and billing are not available. The current public gallery and viewer exist outside an available paid plan. Names, prices, limits, and proposed features may change before launch; the tier list does not grant private hosting, analytics, white-labeling, API access, storage quotas, or an SLA.
What we are building toward
Our aim is a public home for Gaussian splats: clear work pages, real captures to explore, and embeds that can fit into portfolios, project pages, and client websites.
Viewing depends on the work, browser, and device. Test a ready work on the devices you intend to use or share with. This page does not promise that every capture will reconstruct successfully, that every device will render every work, or that a work will be available indefinitely.