Splashery
Please do not tap the glass.
What’s in the box
Your phone is a glass box, and there’s a real thing in it.
Tilt the phone and you look around the thing, the way you’d look into a box held in your hands. Shake it, and it comes apart into grains that fall toward the real floor, then rise as something else.
Each thing is a Splash: one object made of 3D Gaussian splats that you can turn, poke, paint, blow on, drop, take apart, and share. There are 460 of them on 29 shelves, real captures and things built from recipes, all free, with nothing to install.
- 460
- Splashes
- 29
- shelves
- 72
- captures of real things
- 388
- built from recipes
On the wall
Every one has its own box.
Scroll, and you look into each from where you are.
The shelves
Twenty-nine shelves
An empty box
Put your own thing in it.
These tools turn a photo or a video into splats on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
The guide
The Splash Manual
How to program Gaussian splats in Splashery: the math of one splat, how a Splash is built, the splat equation language, pictures and your own input, moving things, real data, photos and video in 3D, codes and pages, and making your own.
On a computer
It’s better in your hand.
Scan this with a phone and tilt the phone. The box follows how you hold it.