Luma Interactive Scenes

Capture and experience the world in lifelike 3D. Gorgeous, efficient, embeddable, and universally shareable 3D. Luma AI Interactive Scenes lets you capture real-world objects, products, or environments using just your smartphone camera, turning short videos into stunning, interactive 3D models. It uses advanced AI techniques like Gaussian Splatting and Neural Radiance Fields to create photorealistic scenes that feel alive, with details like reflections and lighting that match what you see in person. You can explore these scenes from any angle, making it perfect for reliving moments or showcasing items in a fresh way. Download the free Luma AI app on iOS or Android, then point your phone at the subject and record a quick video walkaround, about 30 seconds to a minute works best. The app processes it in the cloud, and soon you have an interactive 3D scene ready to view or share. No extra gear needed, though steady lighting helps for cleaner results. It runs smoothly on iOS devices like iPhone 11 and newer, and Android phones through the app. For viewing your scenes, it works across web browsers, iOS, and Android, hitting 30 to 60 frames per second on the web for that fluid feel. Keep in mind, processing happens in the cloud, so a stable internet connection matters. All scenes you create are yours to use commercially, no extra licenses required. They're private by default until you choose to share, which makes it great for product demos, real estate tours, or game assets without worrying about rights issues. Most captures finish in minutes, but during busy times it might queue up for a few hours or even a day. Recent updates aim to speed things up, and users report quicker turns now compared to last year. I think patience pays off, especially for complex scenes. Scenes come in at around 20 MB, objects about 8 MB, keeping things lightweight for easy sharing. They stream right away and stay interactive while loading fully, running at 30 FPS on web browsers. That efficiency means you can embed them on sites without slowing down the experience.