A still photo has depth – Living Photos finds it. A local AI model (running entirely in your browser, nothing is uploaded) builds a 3D depth mesh from any photo. From there, the photo starts to live: cinematic camera moves – push-in, drift, vertigo – orbit through the scene as perfect loops, with the subject anchored and the background parallaxing behind it.
Then you light it. A draggable key light plus up to four additional light points relight the scene physically, each with its own color and strength; a soft-shadows control turns depth shadows into believable penumbras, and mood presets – portrait, golden hour, neon, flashlight, moonlight – set the scene in one click. Weather knows the depth too: snow falls behind your subject, fog drifts in layers, embers and bokeh float at their own distances.
On top: nine lens flares, a cinema-grade post stack (depth of field, bloom, film looks, grain), flow animation that makes water and clouds move along painted arrows, and gobo light patterns.
Export a still as an editable layer, record a seamless WebM loop, or generate an interactive HTML snippet where the photo tilts with the visitor’s cursor – perfect for Elementor.
