Add real depth to the pictures and videos you already have. Watch them in 3D on Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest and other headsets.
Runs on your device · No account neededThe app estimates depth in every frame and builds a separate view for each eye, so an ordinary clip plays in real 3D in a headset.
One app, every Apple device
Pick photos or videos from your library. The app estimates depth on your device, then builds a left-eye and a right-eye view.
On Vision Pro the app goes beyond converting, with a Gallery and tools for watching and editing spatial media.
There's no Quest app to install. Spatial Media Toolkit exports a standard side-by-side (SBS) 3D file that you copy to your headset and play with your player's side-by-side mode.
The native Mac app is the place for big jobs: add everything, set it once, and let it work.
How it works
From Photos, from Files, or by drag and drop. Add as many as you like.
Choose spatial, side-by-side, anaglyph or wiggle, adjust the depth slider and check the preview.
Save to Photos or Files, or share. Open it on Vision Pro, or copy it to your Quest.
Reviews
Spatial Media Toolkit gives that to you! You can go through your entire Photos library of photos and videos and convert them. It’s fun and addictive…
I never imagined this could be possible! I’m turning some of my oldest, dearest photos and videos, into spatial versions. …
Being able to go back through decades of old photos and convert them into the spatial format is such a great feature to have. …
… Now you can actually take advantage of it to create 3-D media or my favorite, “wigglegrams” effortlessly.
As a 3D movie fan for almost 50 years it's a dream come true to see just about anything in 3D. …
… Now can convert all my stereo images to Spatial at once, saves so much time!
Guides
Turn any 2D photo into a 3D spatial photo for Apple Vision Pro on your iPhone, iPad or Mac, with depth estimated on your device. Step-by-step guide.
How 2D to 3D video conversion works, and how to turn any video into a spatial video for Vision Pro or a side-by-side 3D video for Meta Quest.
Convert a regular video to side-by-side 3D, copy it to your Meta Quest and watch it in VR. A step-by-step guide using your iPhone, iPad or Mac.
Spatial video is Apple's 3D video format for Vision Pro. How it works, how iPhone records it, and how to make spatial video from your old 2D clips.
What Apple's spatial scenes are, how they differ from spatial photos, and how to view any photo from your albums or files as a spatial scene on Vision Pro.
Batch convert 2D photos and videos to 3D spatial on a Mac, then view them on Vision Pro via iCloud Photos, iCloud Drive or AirDrop, or on Meta Quest.
FAQ
It turns ordinary 2D photos and videos into 3D. It estimates depth on your device and builds a separate view for each eye, then saves the result as an Apple spatial photo or video, a side-by-side 3D file, a red-cyan anaglyph, or (for photos) a looping wiggle video.
iPhone and iPad with iOS 18 or later, Macs with macOS 15 or later, and Apple Vision Pro with visionOS 26 or later. AI 2D-to-3D conversion on a Mac needs Apple silicon.
No. The app runs on Apple devices only. It makes side-by-side 3D files that you copy to a Quest or another headset and play with the player's side-by-side 3D mode.
No. Depth estimation and conversion run on your device. There's no cloud processing and no account to create.
Yes. It reads Apple spatial, side-by-side, half side-by-side and top-and-bottom photos and videos, and converts them to Apple spatial, side-by-side or anaglyph without the AI step.
Use the Mac app. On iPhone, a conversion pauses when you switch to another app and picks up when you come back, so long videos and big batches are easiest on a Mac.
A Vision Pro viewing mode (visionOS 26) that turns a photo into an immersive 3D scene you can lean into. In the app's Gallery you can view any photo as a spatial scene. Spatial scenes are for viewing only and can't be exported.
One app for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro.
