From captured media to a client-ready Gaussian splat tour.
Spatial Studio connects the jobs that are usually split across several 3DGS tools: generate a splat, inspect the scene, add guided context, publish a browser link, embed it, and measure what visitors do.
Capture to delivery
- Generate
- Phone, 360 camera, drone, DSLR, or mixed source media.
- Review
- Open common splat formats and check the scene before delivery.
- Author
- Set the opening view, waypoints, hotspots, maps, and floor plans.
- Publish
- Share a stable browser tour with embeds, CTAs, and analytics.
Choose the tool by the job you need to finish
Gaussian splatting software is not one category. Generation, editing, viewing, hosting, and tour publishing solve different parts of the workflow.
Gaussian splat generator
Turn compatible video or photo captures into a 3DGS scene. Compare tools by accepted inputs, reconstruction quality, processing time, scale, and export options.
Gaussian splat editor
Remove distractions, crop the scene, adjust appearance, optimize files, and prepare a useful first view before publishing.
Gaussian splat viewer
Open an existing file or hosted scene in the browser, then assess its compatibility, performance, and readiness for client delivery.
Tour publishing and hosting
Turn the raw scene into a guided experience with stable links, waypoints, hotspots, embeds, branding, calls to action, and analytics.
A browser-based 3DGS workflow for commercial delivery
Use specialist tools where they add value, while keeping the final client workflow connected.
| Stage | Spatial Studio capability | Useful output |
|---|---|---|
| Capture input | Phone, 360-camera, drone, DSLR, XGRIDS, and mixed-media workflows | Source media prepared for generation |
| Generation | Cloud generation plus a Mac workflow for supported local projects | Gaussian splat asset and review path |
| Viewer | Browser support for PLY, compressed PLY, SPLAT, KSPLAT, SOG, SPZ, and hosted LOD | Fast compatibility and quality check |
| Tour authoring | Opening view, waypoints, hotspots, floor plans, maps, media, and labels | Guided experience instead of a raw file |
| Publishing | Hosted links, responsive embeds, calls to action, versions, and analytics | Client-ready tour and measurable visitor path |
Use one acceptance test before choosing a stack
Run one real project through the full path. Evaluate the finished handoff alongside the demo.
Check the source
- Confirm the exact phone, camera, drone, or image workflow you will use.
- Check scene size, motion, lighting, reflective surfaces, and coverage.
- Decide whether cloud or on-Mac generation fits the project.
Check the output
- Open the file in a normal browser before building the tour.
- Review mobile performance and the first useful camera position.
- Confirm formats and exports before committing to the stack.
Check the handoff
- Send the link to someone who did not build the scene.
- Test the embed, guided stops, CTA, and analytics path.
- Price generation, revisions, hosting, and reporting together.
Go deeper without mixing search intent
Use the product page for the workflow, then choose the focused guide for comparison, editing, viewing, or hosting.
Compare Gaussian splatting software
A 2026 comparison of generation, editing, viewer, hosting, and tour tools.
Choose a Gaussian splat editor
What cleanup, crop, optimization, format, and delivery features should cover.
Understand splat viewers and formats
A focused guide to opening and inspecting common Gaussian splat files online.
Plan Gaussian splat hosting
Stable links, embeds, access, updates, performance, and client delivery.
Gaussian splatting software questions
The useful answer depends on which stage of the workflow you are choosing.
What does Gaussian splatting software do?
Gaussian splatting software can cover one or more stages of the workflow: turning photos or video into a 3DGS scene, editing and optimizing the splat, opening files in a viewer, or publishing the result as a hosted tour.
Can I create a Gaussian splat from phone or 360 video?
Yes. Spatial Studio accepts phone, 360-camera, drone, DSLR, and mixed capture workflows. Capture quality still depends on overlap, motion, lighting, and scene coverage.
Is there a free Gaussian splat viewer?
Yes. Spatial Studio includes a browser-based viewer for PLY, compressed PLY, SPLAT, KSPLAT, SOG, SPZ, and hosted LOD scenes.
Do I need separate software for editing and publishing?
Not always. Specialist editors can be useful for deep cleanup. Spatial Studio connects generation, review, tour authoring, publishing, embeds, CTAs, and analytics in one commercial workflow.