Viewlo is moving beyond 360° panoramas toward full 3D reconstruction using Gaussian Splatting - a technique that turns ordinary photos of a place into a photorealistic 3D scene you can orbit, zoom and explore from any angle, right in your browser.
Drag to orbit · scroll or pinch to zoom. The left scene is a real place captured as a splat. The right is the same space re-imagined in the Viewlo AI Editor, then reconstructed into 3D.
The space as it actually exists - reconstructed directly from photographs into a 3D Gaussian Splat.
The same space restyled with the Viewlo AI Editor, then converted into a splat via the WorldLabs API.
Four steps take a space from camera to an explorable 3D scene - and let us re-imagine it before a single change is made in the real world.
Photograph the space from many overlapping angles - just a phone or camera, no special rig.
Use the Viewlo AI Editor to restyle, refurnish or re-light the scene before it is built.
The images are turned into a 3D Gaussian Splat - here via the WorldLabs API.
The finished scene streams to any browser, where anyone can orbit and zoom in real time.
Instead of building a scene from hard surfaces and textures like a traditional 3D model, Gaussian Splatting represents a space as millions of tiny, soft, coloured points - "splats" - learned directly from photographs. The result looks strikingly photorealistic, renders smoothly in a normal web browser, and captures soft details like reflections, plants and fabric that are notoriously hard to model by hand.
For Viewlo, it is the natural next step beyond 360° panoramas: a panorama lets you look around from one spot, while a splat lets you move through the space. Paired with the Viewlo AI Editor, it means a venue can be reconstructed, restyled and walked through before anything is built or renovated in real life.
A 360° tour lets you look around from fixed points. A splat is a full 3D scene - you can move, orbit and change your viewpoint freely, which feels much closer to actually being there.
The right-hand scene started from the same real space, then the Viewlo AI Editor was used to re-imagine its look - before it was reconstructed into a splat with the WorldLabs API.
Yes - the viewers run in any modern mobile or desktop browser. Larger scenes are smoothest on newer devices, so these demos are kept deliberately compact.
It is an early research preview. We are sharing it to show where Viewlo is heading; 360° tours remain the core product for now.
We are working with early partners to reconstruct and re-imagine their venues in 3D.
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