Compose cinematic virtual camera moves over a photo or through a genuine geometric 3D scene. Build a shot sequence, compare dolly versus zoom, and export a video without an account or cloud render.
🔒 Images, OBJ meshes and projects stay inside this browser.
Live camera preview
Real 3D scene1280 × 720
PIXELOKAY / CAMERA LAB
Perspective camera · 53° FOV
Ready. Add camera moves to animate this shot.
Camera timeline
Camera path · top viewBlue: camera · Gold: focus
0 camera moves0.0 seconds
Your movement sequence will appear here. Try adding a Dolly or Orbit move.
Practice cinematic virtual camera movements free online
Explore camera dolly, pan, tilt, orbit, crane, lateral truck, roll and lens zoom with interactive paths and precise timing. Build YouTube b-roll, motion design studies, 3D scene walkthroughs, product reveals, social-media clips and photography movement tests with PixelOkay Camera Movement Simulator.
Import a simple OBJ mesh, generate 3D practice scenes or upload a photograph for a flat-plane perspective effect. All processing stays in your browser. This tool does not perform AI 3D reconstruction, depth estimation or object removal.
Processing
Rendering frames…
Plan camera moves over a scene or photo
Choose a 3D scene, a flat photo stage or a supported simple OBJ, then build a camera route with editable moves and a focus target. Review the top-view route map alongside the rendered scene before exporting.
Example workflow
Load a 3D scene or the sample landscape, or import a photo/simple OBJ that you have permission to use.
Set the starting camera pose and focus target, then add and time dolly, orbit, pan or zoom moves.
Preview the sequence and route, then export a frame/storyboard, camera-path CSV, silent WebM or project.
Authored example: On the sample landscape, add a short dolly toward a ridge followed by a pan that brings it into the focus area. Review the route from above before recording.
Limits and privacy: A photo is rendered as one flat plane; it does not gain recovered depth. Imported OBJ materials and textures are unsupported, and the software renderer has sorting limits. A sequence supports up to 80 actions and 90 seconds. WebM is silent, real-time browser recording with browser-dependent codecs and timing.
Common questions
Does a flat photo become a 3D scene?
No. A photo stays on a single plane; the tool does not recover depth or hidden parts of the image.
Does the WebM export include sound?
No. Camera-path video is silent WebM. The CSV export describes the sampled camera route separately.
