Popout · Create on iPhone

Choose a 3D photo or a 3D figurine for the result you want

Choose a 3D photo to keep the original moment with a limited depth effect. Choose a figurine to turn the subject into a stylized model you can rotate through 360°. A chibi preview is the flat image between the original and the model.

Compare the output, not just the word “3D”

Three outputs in Popout
Question3D photoChibi preview3D figurine
What is created?A depth scene around the original photo.A generated flat character image.A generated, textured digital model.
How far can I look?Limited movement around the original view.One image view.Rotate around the model in 360°.
Where is it processed?Locally on iPhone.Cloud processing after consent.Cloud processing after consent.
What is the cost?Free creation.Allowances and rerolls shown in App.Points shown before you build.
How can I use it?Save, export a motion video or share an encrypted browser link.Judge the character before building.View, place in AR or export a turntable video.
What should I inspect?Subject edges, filled background and endpoint cropping.Faces, markings and included subjects.Shape and colors on the side and back.

The same corgi, two creation paths

Synthetic garden corgi input used in both workflows
Same synthetic source photo.
Actual depth-photo export frame preserving the garden scene
3D photo: the garden scene is preserved, with a limited shift in view.
Actual back view of the stylized corgi model
3D figurine: a generated character viewed from the back.

A generated back view contains new decisions

Depth-photo background filling estimates areas exposed by small view shifts. Figurine creation generates surfaces around the subject. Both can make mistakes where the source has no visible evidence. A model’s back view should be judged as generated content, not a recovered photograph.

The family example in the figurine walkthrough shows a yellow dress changing to red at the back. Our case review keeps both useful outputs and visible defects.

Start with the memory you want to keep

  • Keep a person in the original place and setting: make a 3D photo.
  • Build a small digital character to turn around: follow the figurine workflow.
  • Share a moving clip: either workflow can export video, but a video has a fixed sequence of views.

Popout’s figurines are digital. No STL export, physical printing or manufactured delivery is offered. Check current point rules in the App before building.