Cloud Workspace

Splatware

Splatware is a cloud workspace for creating, editing, sharing, commercializing, and exporting Gaussian Splatting models from images, video, and existing splat files.

Stage: Online Platform / Cloud TrainingNo-code training360 video workflowsEngine export guides

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What It Does

Splatware is useful for users who want a web-based production workspace instead of assembling capture, training, editing, export, and documentation from separate projects.

The docs are also valuable even if you do not use the platform: their engine-integration guides point users toward current practical routes for Blender, Unity, and Unreal.

How To Use It In 3DGS

Prepare images, normal video, 360 video, or an existing model according to Splatware’s upload guidance.
Create a model in the cloud workspace and inspect quality before exporting.
Export PLY or .splat based on the target viewer, editor, or game engine.
Follow the matching integration guide for Blender, Unity, Unreal, or browser delivery.

Things To Watch

Cloud training quality still depends heavily on source coverage, lighting, motion blur, and camera path.
Output formats and plan features can change, so verify export requirements before building a client pipeline around it.
When using third-party engine plugins from Splatware docs, check the plugin’s own license and platform limitations separately.

Official And Related Links

Splatware Docs Introduction Uploading and Data Preparation Splatware Learn Gaussian Splatting Model Showcase

Useful Input Rules

Splatware’s upload docs recommend enough visual coverage rather than minimal samples: at least 20 high-resolution images or 20 seconds of video is listed as a practical floor.
The docs call out 360 cameras as a strong input source, which makes Splatware relevant for room-scale, venue, and walkthrough workflows.
Existing PLY or SPLAT uploads can be useful when Splatware is part of a hosting/editing/export chain rather than the original trainer.

Uploading and Data Preparation

Why It Is Worth Listing

It combines a product workflow with documentation for surrounding production tasks, so users can go from capture guidance to engine export without leaving the ecosystem.
It is especially helpful for non-research users who need practical recipes rather than training-code parameters.