image-multiple-angles-3d-camera

Why we included this project

Most image generators make you describe the camera angle in words and hope the model guesses right. This one lets you point a virtual camera at the subject instead: drag it around in a Three.js viewport or set azimuth, elevation, and distance with sliders, and the model produces a new image from that viewpoint. The default backend is Qwen-Image-Edit-Plus, which the README notes is unusually good at honoring exact angles, but the inference call lives in a single function in core.py, so you can swap in another image-editing model if you accept looser control. The Gradio interface is bilingual and simple enough for non-developers, and because it runs on your own machine it sidesteps the per-call fees of commercial viewpoint-conversion services. That makes it a practical pick for product shots, architectural renders, or iterating on game assets without re-shooting or re-prompting from scratch.