Uses
Create photorealistic 3D scenes and objects from everyday photos. Train and render locally on your own machine. Mask parts of images during reconstruction. Export results to third-party viewers and integrate with Unreal Engine or After Effects.
Tool profile · Publisher documentation
Postshot is a tool for creating photorealistic 3D scenes and objects from simple images taken with any camera. According to its supplier's public documentation, it can reconstruct 3D content from photos in minutes. LE LABO IA has not tested the product, and this profile relies only on the public documentation provided by its supplier. The documented scope covers 3D reconstruction from photos, local training and rendering, image masking, export to third-party viewers, and integration with Unreal Engine and After Effects. Reported uses include building 3D scenes or objects from photographs without specialist capture equipment. Availability by country is not confirmed, so readers should check with the supplier. Prices are listed in euros excluding VAT, and a 34 percent discount is mentioned for annual billing according to the supplier's pricing page. Before committing, check the current quota and terms directly with the supplier.

Tool profile · Publisher documentation
The product points below come from publisher documentation. No common hands-on test is claimed. Documentary profile, sources checked October 7, 2026. LE LABO IA has not tested this product.
Create photorealistic 3D scenes and objects from everyday photos. Train and render locally on your own machine. Mask parts of images during reconstruction. Export results to third-party viewers and integrate with Unreal Engine or After Effects.
Free: 0,00 €/month for non-commercial use. Indie: 17,00 €/month or 204,00 € billed annually. Studio: 39,00 €/month or 468,00 € billed annually. Prices are shown in euros excluding VAT, and a 34 percent discount is indicated for annual billing according to the supplier's pricing page. It is not confirmed whether these terms can change; check with the supplier.
The supplier's public documentation does not confirm country availability; check with the supplier. The included summary does not confirm quotas or usage conditions; check with the supplier. Prices are listed in euros excluding VAT, with a 34 percent annual-billing discount mentioned, and should be rechecked with the supplier.
Open the supplier's pricing page and confirm the free tier, the Indie and Studio prices, the annual-billing terms and the 34 percent discount. Check whether the free tier is limited to non-commercial use and whether a paid plan is needed for your project. Review the local installation requirements and test a small reconstruction from a few photos before committing. Ask the supplier directly about country availability, quotas and usage conditions, since these are not confirmed.