3D photo maker

Scenes people published with Gifsy, playing as clips. The live, draggable one is next.
Live in the frame below: click and drag. It's the same <iframe> snippet you paste into your own site. The visitor's page loads image, depth and mask files only; no AI runs for them, and it's on screen in a couple of seconds.
One image in, real depth out. Hit play on any of them, then drop in your own.
A hero image that moves when people scroll or drag. Paste one iframe into Webflow, Framer, Squarespace or WordPress.
Let shoppers tilt a product shot instead of scrolling past it. No 3D model, no 360° shoot, just the photo you have.
Export the same scene as a GIF, a WebM clip or a PNG for anywhere an embed can't go.
A 3D parallax photo adds depth to a flat picture: near things move more than far things as the viewpoint shifts, and the eye reads that as 3D. Most parallax image generators render the move once and hand you a video. Gifsy renders it live, so the person looking at it can drag the scene, here, on the share link, and inside the iframe on your own site. Want the background on this? Read how the 2.5D parallax effect works.
Step 01
JPG, PNG or WebP with one clear subject. 640 px or more on the long edge gives the depth model enough detail.
Step 02
A depth model estimates how far every pixel is; a second model lifts the subject. Keep the backdrop, or float the cut-out on transparency.
Step 03
Spin it with the mouse, export a GIF, PNG or WebM, or publish for a share link and an iframe for any website.
Everything below runs in this tab. The one thing the free parallax tools don't give you is a result a visitor can move; that's the embed.
Input
One photo
JPG, PNG or WebP. No layers to cut by hand.
Account
Only to publish
Make and download without one; nothing to buy.
Output
Interactive + files
An embed people can drag, or a GIF, WebM or PNG.
Orbit
About ±20°
One photo only shows one side of anything.
Look
With background
Subject lifts over its own backdrop; a clean fill is painted behind it.
Look
Cut-out
Subject alone on transparency, clean at every angle of the orbit.
Files
GIF · WebM · PNG
A looping clip, a short video, or a still at the current angle.
Embed
One iframe
100% wide, 500 px tall by default, loading="lazy". No AI for visitors.
The orbit is deliberately shallow, about ±20°, because one photo only contains one side of anything. That's the honest limit of a single-image 3D photo.
Making one for a store? Read interactive product photos without a 3D model and how to add one to Shopify.
While the scene is made, your photo stays in your browser. The whole depth model runs on your device.
Depth
Everything on your device
Both halves of the depth model run locally. If the second can't load, that one step falls back to our server, which gets activations, not the image.
Publishing
Uploads the finished scene
Image, depth map, subject mask, backdrop. Published scenes are public.
Full account
Privacy policy
Every case, spelled out.
Nothing. You get unlimited 3D generations with no sign-up and unlimited publishing with a free account, commercial use included, and embeds carry a small Gifsy badge. Any 3D model plan removes the badge from all your embeds. See pricing
Yes. 3D generations and downloads are unlimited with no sign-up, publishing and embedding are unlimited with a free account, and commercial use is allowed. Embeds carry a small Gifsy badge, which any 3D model plan removes. Nothing about 3D photos themselves is paid.
Only to publish. You can make a scene and download a GIF, PNG, WebM or the scene file without signing up. A free account is how a published scene is tied to you, so you can find and manage it later. GIFs and stickers on this site need no account at all.
Your photo stays in the browser while the scene is made, and the whole depth model runs on your device. Publishing is the one step that uploads the finished scene, and published scenes are public.
Yes. The colour image is your photo, untouched. What is added is depth: the subject separates from the background and moves with the camera. It is a 2.5D effect from one image, not a 3D model, so the orbit is about ±20° rather than a full turn.
You can export an animated GIF, a WebM video clip, or a still PNG of the scene. The interactive version, the one a visitor can drag, is the published embed.
Yes. Generation runs on the phone's own processor and takes longer than on a laptop; the published embed works on any modern phone browser and responds to touch.
The snippet is a single iframe that defaults to 100% width and 500 px height; change the height to suit your layout. The viewer loads the image, a depth map, the subject mask and a small renderer; no AI runs for your visitors.
Yes. Commercial use, including client work and sites that make money, is allowed on a free account. Embeds keep a small Gifsy badge unless you've subscribed to a 3D model plan.
Yes: subscribe to any 3D model plan (from $9/month) and the badge comes off all your embeds, including ones already published. Otherwise everything about 3D photos is free and unlimited.
Depth generation does, after the first model download, because the whole model runs on your device. Publishing does not: the backdrop fill runs on our server once at publish, and the finished scene has to be uploaded to get a share link and an embed.
Immersity for Web is still sold: its free tier exports watermarked 720p video for non-commercial use, and paid tiers sell monthly credits. Every Immersity plan hands you a video. Gifsy's output is an interactive iframe your visitors can drag on your own site, free and unlimited (publishing needs a free account), plus a GIF, WebM or PNG capture if you want a file too.
No. A 3D photo is a 2.5D parallax scene: a depth map and a subject cut-out rendered on two displaced planes, viewable within roughly ±20°. If you need a mesh you can turn all the way round, Gifsy's 3D model maker turns a photo or a description into a textured GLB, with characters rigged, for 1 credit a model.
2 free3D model makerA photo or text into a textured GLB, rigged for characters.Open it
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FreeTelegram stickersAI cut-out with an outline, exported at 512×512.Open it
FreeDepth mapA photo into an 8- or 16-bit depth PNG for Blender or laser engraving.Open itNo 3D skills, no upload while it's made. Add a photo and drag the result a minute later.
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