Turn a photo into a 360° orbit video.
OrbiPic generates a video that travels around the subject in your image. Explore the result by dragging, let it spin, or download it for your next project.
From image to orbit
Upload a source image
Sign in and open Workspace. Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP image up to 8 MB that you have permission to use. Keep the subject clearly visible and leave room around it. Avoid uploading private details you do not want processed.
Set the frame
Choose an output size and adjust the crop. You can add an optional image prompt to describe the scene; the 360° orbit instruction stays in place. The Studio checks the supported size limits before submission.
Generate the orbit
Each generation uses 10 credits. Follow the upload, generation and processing stages in Console. A confirmed generation failure returns the reserved credits. Your account can track multiple tasks up to its current parallel-task limit.
Explore and download
Drag left or right to inspect the generated viewpoints. Elastic turn accelerates and slows down with a short pause; continuous playback keeps circling. Both modes loop. Download the MP4 video or save a still frame from the viewer.
Return and remix
My orbits saves the source image, prompt, output size and other generation settings. Load a project to bring its inputs back into Workspace, adjust them and generate a new variation. Loading settings does not spend credits; a new generation does.
What a single photo can tell the model
A photo only shows one viewpoint. The model imagines the hidden sides, so faces, clothing, products and backgrounds can change as the camera travels around them. A clear source image makes the subject easier to interpret, but it does not guarantee accurate hidden details. Review the full rotation before sharing or using it in a product presentation.
The result is an AI-generated video on a fixed camera path. It is not a measured 3D scan, a freely movable 3D scene, or a GLB/OBJ mesh. Dragging moves through the video’s generated viewpoints; it does not reconstruct additional camera angles.
Before your first generation
Can I try the viewer without signing in?
Yes. Open the Studio and choose Samples to explore a demonstration. You can also open an existing orbit video from your device. Generating a new orbit and saving projects to your account require sign-in.
How much does it cost?
Purchases start at $5.00 USD for 50 credits. A generation uses 10 credits. Credits are bought through a one-time Stripe Checkout payment, with no subscription. See pricing and credit packs.
Can I change the playback after generation?
Yes. Switch between elastic and continuous playback in the viewer. These are processed versions of the same generated orbit; switching playback does not run a new image generation.
Can I remove a saved project?
You can delete completed or failed projects from My orbits. Separate remixes are independent projects. Deleting history does not delete your account or payment records.
What should I check before publishing a result?
Make sure you have permission to use the input and show any identifiable people. Review the result for invented or distorted details, and disclose that it is AI-generated. See the generation terms and model licensing conditions for permitted use.