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The first 50 creators get Pro for $8.

That is 68% off the regular $25 Pro price. After the first 50 copies, Pro returns to full price—and this launch price will not come back.

You save68%$25 → $8 Pro
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Train splats
inside Blender.

Start free with Standard to build complete splat-ready datasets, or use Pro to train and inspect Gaussian splats directly—without leaving Blender.

For funArchitectureProduct design

From cameras to a trained splat.

Create the cameras, verify their coverage, build the dataset, train the splat, inspect it, and export—all through one Blender workflow.

01 / SET UP
Adding training cameras to a Blender scene and opening the SplatGen training boardAdd cameras · Open the SplatGen board

Set up the scene for SplatGen.

Add the cameras that will capture your scene, then open the SplatGen board to begin the guided creation workflow directly inside Blender.

02 / VERIFY
SplatGen checking camera coverage across a Blender sceneFast coverage preview

See what every camera covers.

A lightweight ray grid checks the render-visible scene from each camera. Nearby hits are grouped and colored red, orange, or green to show weak, partial, or strong multi-camera coverage before you commit to a dataset build.

03 / BUILD
Blender geometry becoming validated samples and point-cloud dataGeometry → valid points → cloud

Turn rendered views into 3D points.

SplatGen renders each queued view, keeps only valid scene pixels, and uses the camera pose plus metric depth to place those pixels back into 3D. Their rendered color travels with them into the training point cloud.

04 / TRAIN
A Gaussian splat progressively training inside BlenderTrain directly in BlenderIntegrated CUDA trainer · Pro

Train without leaving Blender.

Pro runs the CUDA Splat Trainer inside the add-on, letting the scene develop into a Gaussian splat while you monitor its progress.

05 / VIEW
A trained Gaussian splat being rotated and inspected directly inside BlenderPro · Real-time Splat viewer

Inspect the trained splat.

Open the result directly in Blender and move around the point-based scene to review coverage, detail, and the finished reconstruction.

06 / EXPORT
Pro · Export PLY + SOG
PLYscene.ply SOGscene.sog
Drag and drop→
Official SuperSplat logoSuperSplatEdit, clean, optimize, and view your splat online.Drop PLY or SOG here
PLYSOG

Export once. View almost anywhere.

Export a standard Gaussian Splat PLY or a compact SOG from SplatGen, then drag it directly into SuperSplat for editing, optimization, and web viewing.

Exported from Blender.
Explored in SuperSplat.

After exporting your PLY or SOG file, open the finished splat in SuperSplat and give clients an interactive architectural experience directly in their browser.

07 / VIEW IN SUPERSPLAT

Client-ready architecture
Move through the exported architectural splat and inspect it from every angle.Drag to explore ↗
Want to explore more finished splat projects? See more splats

More than a
standard dataset.

Most dataset tools stop at rendered images and camera text files. SplatGen captures additional scene information from every view, ready for richer workflows as the add-on evolves.

What most tools exportBasic data
Rendered RGB image from the Blender scene RGB image sequence
Ccamera.txtCamera settings
Iimage.txtImage positions
Ppointcloud.txtStarting 3D points
What SplatGen addsRicher data
Black and white object mask generated by SplatGen
+ Mask mapsSeparate the subject from the background.
Grayscale depth map of the same Blender scene, showing pixel distance from the cameraNEAR FAR
+ Depth mapsStore the distance of every visible pixel.
Color-coded surface normal map generated from the Blender scene
+ Normal mapsDescribe the direction of every visible surface.
Captured today. Built for what comes next.

Masks, metric depth, and surface normals create a richer foundation for future SplatGen updates and new training features.

Future-ready
Depth-aware point clouds

RGB + depth = better points.

RGB animal render used for point-cloud color and fine fur detail
RGB color
Matching grayscale depth map used to position the animal render pixels in 3D
Metric depth
Depth-aware point cloud preserving the bear's whiskers and fine outline
Geometry ray-cast point cloud with less fine detail
Other methodsRay cast Our methodRGB + depth Better point cloud ✓
Choose your edition

Standard was $5.
Now it is completely free.

Now free

SplatGen Standard

$5FREE

The complete dataset toolkit that was $5 is now free—create cameras, validate coverage, and export rich training data at no cost.

  • Camera creation and validation
  • RGB, depth, masks, and point-cloud data
  • Portable COLMAP-style dataset export
Get Standard free
First 50 only

SplatGen Pro

$8$25

The complete edition at 68% off for the first 50 creators.

  • Everything in Free Standard
  • Integrated CUDA Splat Trainer
  • Live training, checkpoints, and presets
  • Real-time viewer plus PLY and SOG export
Claim the $8 Pro offer

Free Standard prepares.
Pro completes.

Free Standard creates the cameras and rich scene data. Pro adds the integrated trainer and real-time viewer, keeping the entire splat workflow inside Blender.

CapabilityStandard · FreePro
Build the dataset
Camera creation, review, and reusable rigs✓✓
Color-coded camera coverage validation✓✓
RGB, masks, metric depth, and COLMAP output✓✓
Depth-aware point-cloud generation✓✓
Portable dataset for third-party trainers✓✓
Complete the Splat
External training software requiredRequiredNo
Integrated CUDA Splat Trainer with automatic GPU setup—✓
Live preview, presets, checkpoints, pause, and recovery—✓
Real-time Gaussian, Rings, and Centers viewer—✓
Standard PLY and SuperSplat-compatible SOG export—✓

What you need
to get started.

Blender 5.0+ means SplatGen has no fixed upper Blender version limit: it is designed for Blender 5.0 and newer stable releases. CUDA is required only for training inside Blender with Pro.

Minimum setupRequired

Run and train SplatGen

Blender
5.0 or newer
Stable Windows builds
System RAM
16 GB RAM
Enough for Blender plus the default image cache
GPU memory
6 GB VRAM
NVIDIA GTX 16 / RTX 20 series or newer
System
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
Recommended setupBest experience

Full-resolution headroom

Blender
Latest stable 5.0+
Use the newest verified release
System RAM
32 GB RAM or more
Better for large scenes and image caches
GPU memory
16 GB VRAM or more
NVIDIA RTX GPU for larger Splat budgets
Storage
8 GB free minimum
Fast SSD plus room for datasets and checkpoints
Free Standard works without CUDA.Camera tools, validation, rendering, and dataset export can use any GPU supported by Blender 5.0+. Internet is needed once to install Pro's optional managed training runtime.
Good to know

Questions,
answered.

Who is SplatGen for?

It is designed for Blender users who want a friendlier way to create and present Gaussian splats for spaces, products, experiments, and visual storytelling.

Are the verification points used for training?

No. They are a fast, coarse coverage preview that helps you improve camera placement. SplatGen builds the actual training point cloud separately from the rendered dataset.

Why use depth maps instead of ray casting alone?

The rendered depth pass records where visible pixels sit in 3D. That means hair, particles, evaluated effects, and fine silhouettes visible to the renderer can contribute even when a geometry-only ray cast does not capture them reliably.

Follow the work.
Join the community.

Watch SplatGen in action, explore more of our visual work, or join the Discord community for updates, questions, and support.

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Watch demonstrations, workflows, tutorials, and new SplatGen features.

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