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How It Works

One reference photo in, a coordinated set of views out. Here's the whole workflow in four steps.

Reference photo of a cream armchair with an olive cushion
Cream armchair with an olive cushion, generated front view
Cream armchair with an olive cushion, generated side view
Cream armchair with an olive cushion, generated back view

MultiAngle is built around a single idea: you shouldn't have to reshoot or re-render a subject just to see it from another angle. You start with one photo of a product, a person, or a space, and the model generates a set of views that all read as the same subject. No additional shots, no manual setup, no fiddling with settings to keep things consistent.

The same four steps apply whether you're working in the Products, Avatars, or Environments world. The template you pick decides what kind of set you get; the workflow underneath stays identical, so once you've made one set you already know how to make the next.

How it works

From One Photo To
A Full Angle Set.

MultiAngle lets you generate new angles without reshoots or re-renders. Upload one photo of a product, person, or space, and create consistent views that preserve the same subject.

Upload

Start from one reference photo of your subject. A clear, well-lit shot gives the model the most to work with, but you don't need studio conditions. This single image is the source of truth for everything that follows.

Reference step — a bedroom photo read by the app: room type, style, layout and viewpoints

Generate

Pick a template in the world that fits your subject, then run it. The model reads your reference and produces a matching set of views, one per angle, rather than a single image you'd have to recreate from scratch for each new angle. You choose the template; the set comes back together.

Review step — ten angles of the same bedroom, all ready

Identity lock

This is what separates a set from a pile of look-alikes. The same subject stays recognizable across every angle and crop, so an object keeps its shape and finish, a face keeps the same features, and a space holds its layout. You get one coherent subject seen from many sides, not several near-misses.

Review step, side by side — the original bedroom photo beside a generated angle of the same room

Export

Download the finished set when you're happy with it. The views come out ready to use directly, whether that's product listings, profile photos, or reference for other work. Take the whole set or just the angles you need.

Gallery step — fifteen bedroom images, ready to download

The fastest way to understand the workflow is to run it once. Live today: Product turnaround, LinkedIn headshots, Character turnaround, Room angles, Virtual staging and Amazon listing set. Each one takes you through all four steps with your own photo.

Pick whichever world matches what you're working on and generate a set. More templates are rolling out across all three worlds, but the live ones already give you a complete sense of how upload, generate, identity lock, and export fit together.

Templates

Start From A Template

Pick the world that fits your work — products, avatars, or environments — and jump straight into the matching template hub.

One photo.
Every perspective.

Products, characters and rooms. Up to 10 angles.

Start generating for free
Diagram: one full-length photo of a model in pastel streetwear branching into five views from other angles