Browser Editor

SuperSplat

SuperSplat is PlayCanvas’s browser-based platform for editing, optimizing, publishing, and sharing 3D Gaussian Splat scenes.

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What It Does

SuperSplat is one of the most accessible ways to clean and prepare splats after training. It is useful when you need visual editing rather than command-line conversion.

The PlayCanvas ecosystem around SuperSplat also matters: SOG format documentation, SplatTransform, and browser publishing are all connected pieces of the same web-delivery workflow.

How To Use It In 3DGS

Open the editor and load a PLY or supported splat file.
Inspect the scene for floaters, crop unwanted regions, and adjust transforms.
Export to PLY, compressed PLY, or SOG depending on whether you need archival quality or web delivery.
Publish or embed the scene when the result is ready for sharing.

Things To Watch

Browser memory and GPU limits still matter for very large PLY files.
SOG is optimized for delivery and is lossy, so keep a high-quality source copy.
Editing a trained model does not replace fixing major capture or pose problems upstream.

Official And Related Links

SuperSplat Product Page PlayCanvas SuperSplat Docs SuperSplat Editor SOG Format Spec

2026 Product Notes

SuperSplat Studio adds guided experiences on top of splats: annotations, per-annotation camera views, post effects, tonemapping, and custom backgrounds.
Recent viewer updates added Walk Mode, Streamed LOD, and easier upload, making published splats more like navigable scenes than static viewers.
The editor supports precise cleanup modes such as rectangle, brush, lasso, and sphere selections; use it before SOG compression for cleaner delivery assets.

SuperSplat Studio Announcement Walk Mode and Streamed LOD