30-minute first run
Just your phone and an app — produce your first Gaussian Splat without installing anything.
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Time
- 30 min – 2 hr
- Cost
- Free quota / a few dollars per scan
- Best for
- First-timers, fast e-commerce listings, creators who avoid the CLI
Tools you'll use
- Polycam
- Luma AI
- Kiri Engine
Step-by-step
- 01
Set up the environment
Place the object on a matte, light-colored surface with diffused lighting (cloudy window or two softboxes). Avoid reflections.
Open the chapter · Subject Taxonomy & Capture Strategy → - 02
Orbit-shoot 80–150 photos
Walk 2–3 loops around the subject at varied heights (low / eye / high). Adjacent shots should overlap >70%.
Open the chapter · Site Recon & Shot Planning → - 03
Upload to the cloud
Create a new Splat project in Polycam or Luma AI, drop in your photos or video, and wait 5–30 min for training.
- 04
Trim and tune online
Open SuperSplat in the browser to remove ground/background floaters and tune color or density.
Open the chapter · Post-Processing, Cleanup & Compression → - 05
Export and embed
Export .splat or .ply, share via the platform link, download locally, or embed on your own site.
Open the chapter · Distribution & Display →
