Splattic

Assign Texture

Texture list

SAVE

File name

Format

Save simplified model?

Save the simplified model before closing, or your result will be discarded.

File name

Export

Splat file format

.compressed.ply PlayCanvas / SuperSplat (smaller, recommended). .ply Standard PLY with full spherical harmonics (about 4× larger). .sog PlayCanvas SOG (texture-packed bundle). .spz Niantic SPZ (very small, quantized). .splat antimatter15 format (compact, no spherical harmonics). .ksplat GaussianSplats3D format. .glb glTF binary (KHR_gaussian_splatting).

Export AR zip · Movies

Optimize movies for web (H.264 MP4) Recommended for iPhone + Android browsers. Converts in this browser (first use downloads the converter, ~30 MB). Long clips can take several minutes.

Save file

File name

About

Public Beta 1.4.0 · Publish 2026

by TACTIC / Tactic Studio

A browser-based editor for Gaussian splats, glTF/GLB meshes, lighting, animation, and AR export.

It builds web AR packages for SLAM-based and image-target experiences, and can publish an HTML page for model review.

Scene zip export includes JavaScript and JSON scene data with lighting and related scene setup for reload and delivery.

Capabilities

Gaussian splat and glTF/GLB mesh authoring in a single scene
Materials and textures editing; mesh lighting, environment maps, and Outliner scene lights
Animation clips, Tracks Editor (multi-clip overlap blend), Timeline keying (transform + Material tab), and scene audio
Tracks Active per character — Timeline vs Model Info playback; Export Anim (GLB / glTF / FBX)
Outliner hierarchy and transform tools for scene layout and AR placement
AR Experience: World / Image Target, gesture Actions, LINK BUTTON, Preview 3D, and zip export
Physics by naming (DYN_ / COL_): per-object body settings, skinned and bone-following colliders, throw / swipe / push gestures, and physics hit triggers
Particle emitters (snow, rain, sparkles, fire, bursts…) with custom card textures, collision, and node attachment
HTML export for standalone browser model review
Scene zip with .js and .json scene data, lighting, splats, and restore sidecars (audio saved as MP3)
Export Selection and mesh glTF/GLB export for DCC handoff

Overview

This editor began as an internal research and development project, created by an artist with no prior programming experience who used AI-assisted tools to build practical workflows for AR production and client presentations.

Project Status

It is not a supported commercial product. Features may be incomplete, unstable, or behave differently than expected. We are actively improving reliability and addressing issues, but the application is provided as is for now.

How to Use This Tool

Please use the editor at your own discretion. Some workflows may change as the project evolves. We welcome your feedback and suggestions as we continue to develop and refine the application.

Experimental software. Artist-led R&D for AR production and client presentation. Unsupported, provided as is, and may contain bugs or unexpected behavior. Use at your own discretion. Feedback welcome.

Legal: Terms, Privacy & open-source notices

Performance

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FPS

Frame time— ms

GPU load (est.)—

Renderer

Draw calls	—
Triangles	—
Points	—
Geometries	—
Textures	—

Scene

Splat scenes	—
Gaussians	—
Mesh verts	—
Mesh triangles	—
JS heap	—

Updates live while this window is open. GPU load is estimated from frame time vs 16.7 ms (60 Hz).

Volume

Select an audio clip in Tracks Editor to edit volume keys

Anim

Drop a character from the Outliner onto Animation Layer, then drag clips from the Animation Panel

Audio

Add audio in Model Info, then use the audio button — each file gets its own row

Export Anim

Format

Uses composed Tracks evaluation over the timeline Start–End range (overlaps blended).

Edit Keyframe

Frame

Tran

Rot °

Scale

Splat Simplify Tool

Original

Drop a splat here

.ply · .compressed.ply · .splat · .ksplat · .spz · .sog

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Simplified

Simplified preview

Run Simplify to compare here

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Model Info

File	—
Splats	—
SH Degree	—
Size	—

Suggest from Target i

Target splat count —

Parameters

Ratio i80% to keep KNN Neighbors i

Merge Cap i50% Opacity Prune Threshold i0.00 Target SH Degree i

SOR Filter i

Neighbors i

Std Ratio i0.0 (off)

Preparing AR…

This can take a moment on mobile

AR Experience

Device capabilities

Detecting…

Scene content

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Default action

Plays once when the scene is live — after SLAM place, image target found, or desktop preview ready — before any touch. Defaults to Start clip using each mesh’s current clip in Model Info (e.g. idle). Choose Off (autoplay all) for the previous behavior.

Touch gestures (AR preview & export)

After place / target found: tap triggers bindings. Clip actions show a Clip panel (dropdown + name). Choose When finished: loop or return to the mesh default clip. Drag clips from Model Info → Animation; drag movies from Textures onto Movie ref.

Media transitions Inactive

When gestures switch clips or movies: crossfade skinned clips and fade movie materials. 0 = hard cut (default). Duration = frames ÷ Timeline FPS (Animation panel), or 30 if unset. This control is inactive.

Blend frames Fade frames

Two-finger rotate

Twist with two fingers to turn the placed scene

World Placement: move your phone slowly to scan a flat surface, then tap when the Tomoe marker appears. Pinch to scale around the scene pivot. Supports meshes and 3DGS splats (simplify large scenes for better phone performance).

Create Image Target AR Experience

Follow these steps to turn a printed image into an AR marker. Save your work with Save Scene zip to keep the target JSON and images. On desktop you can preview Image Target AR with your webcam after step 2.

1Select Image

Choose the flat image you will print or display — poster, card, book cover, etc. On a phone, use Take Photo to shoot the marker; frame with the quad, Apply for a clean preview, Perspective to re-edit, Reset for the original, then Use Photo.

Select Image Take Photo No image selected

2Create Target from Image

Pick Wall — XY (Z out) or Floor — XZ (Y up), optional invert X/Y/Z, then Create Target from Image. The target stays in the editor until you Save Scene zip (embeds target JSON + companion images). Preview Image Target works right after create. Image must be large enough for 8th Wall (about 640×480 px minimum in the trackable crop).

Target surface

Invert on target

X Y Z

Model size vs target 1.00×

Placement is stored in the Scene zip (imageTargets + imageTargetPlacement) and in target JSON metadata (contentPlacement). Wall maps editor XY to the print (Z toward the camera). Floor maps editor XZ to the print (Y up from the surface). Editor (0,0,0) stays at the target center — pose your scene in the viewport.

Status: Select an image in step 1 first

Status updates below. A full-screen spinner shows while the target is being generated.

Image Target: point your camera at the printed target image. The model appears automatically when the target is detected — no tap needed.

Azimuth°

Elevation°

Distance

Color Background

Solid Color

Gradient

Color A

Color B

Tightness

Position %

Image Background

Rotate°

Behind

Scale%

Pos X%

Pos Y%

Blurpx

HDR / image tone

Brightness×

Contrast×

ExposureEV

Physics

Lighting — Relit Mode

Color Adjustments

ExposureEV

Highlights

Shadows

Brightness×

Contrast×

Saturation×

Hue Rotate°

Levels

Input Levels:

Output Levels:

Post-Processing Filters

Bloom

AntialiasingFXAA

Depth of Field

Pixelation

Color Grading / LUT

Perspective Camera

FOV °

Could not load scene

The file could not be read. Make sure the server is running and the file exists.

← New scene

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Splats Reduction	—
SH Degree	—
Data Reduction	—

SSIM Score	—
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