Splat Mirror

Tap “Start camera” to see yourself in splats; turn it to see the depth. More in the Splash tab.

A mirror made of splats. Tap “Start camera” and each splat takes the color of its place in the picture, so the mirror shows you, live.

A depth model, Depth Anything V2 Small, then works out how near each part of the picture is, as often as your device can (several times a second on a computer), and each splat moves toward you by that much: your nose comes forward and the wall behind you stays back. Turn the picture to see the relief. Tap to flatten it or raise it again. It is a guess from one camera, so the depth is relative, like a sculptor's relief, not exact distances. On a phone you can switch to the back camera. Record a video keeps what the mirror shows in this page's memory until you save it. Look: Hologram turns it cyan: you stay clear, while scanlines run across the room behind you and a soft glow rims your outline. The model (about 27 MB) loads only after you tap, and the pictures stay on this device; nothing is sent.