Before-and-After Time-Lapse
A short clip from the original photo to the finished render.
What it does
A before and after side by side asks people to do the comparing; a clip does it for them. It is generated video, so the frames in between are invented rather than recorded — the two ends are your images, everything between them is the model's guess at getting from one to the other. Watch it through before you use it.
How to use it
- 1Start from a photo and a render of the same room.
- 2Choose a duration and quality tier.
- 3Keep the camera position identical between the two images.
Questions
- How long can it be?
- Between 4 and 15 seconds. Around 8 works best for a single room — longer clips have more room to drift.
- Why does the room warp?
- Some distortion is normal in generated video. It is worst when the two images were shot or rendered from different positions, so matching them closely helps. Check the clip before sharing it.