LeiaPix

LeiaPix

Leia Inc. · Image · Video

LeiaPix, now sold as Immersity AI, turns 2D photos and videos into 3D depth animations for social clips, ads, and headset playback.

Interface preview of LeiaPix

About LeiaPix

What Is LeiaPix

LeiaPix is the old name for Immersity AI, a browser tool from Leia Inc. that adds depth and camera motion to flat media. You upload a photo or a video clip, the Neural Depth Engine estimates what sits near and what sits far, and the site renders a short clip where the camera drifts through the scene.

The draw is speed. A convincing 3D photo animation used to mean modeling a scene by hand or shooting with two cameras. Here you pick a style, nudge the depth, and download an MP4 in a few minutes.

Two things define the fit. The output is a camera move over a 2D image, not a true 3D model you can orbit. And the brand moved: leiapix.com and convert.leiapix.com now send visitors to Immersity pages, so old tutorials and reviews describe a product that no longer looks the same.

The LeiaPix Converter name still shows up in search, and it remains the best known 2D to 3D converter for stills, and plenty of people arrive looking for the free tool they used in 2023. It's alive, just renamed. Same idea, more formats, tighter limits on the free tier.

Getting Started

  1. Open app.immersity.ai in a desktop browser and sign in with an email address or a Google account. The mobile app for iOS and Android skips the sign up step until you export.
  2. Upload a photo or a video. Still images process in seconds, video takes longer and eats credits by the frame.
  3. Adjust the depth. Move the near and far sliders until the subject pops, or open the depth map and paint corrections by hand.
  4. Pick a camera move. Zoom, pan, track, and orbit presets set how the virtual camera travels through the frame.
  5. Export. Choose MP4 for social, side by side or anaglyph for stereo screens, HEIC for Apple Vision Pro, or a raw depth map for editing elsewhere.

Product Information

A quick look at LeiaPix's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanYes
Paid Plans$4.99 - $99.99/mo
PlatformWeb, iOS, Android
DeveloperLeia Inc.
CategoryImage · Video
Release DateMay 2024
Latest UpdatedJul 2025
Website Visits17.2K
Website Global Rank1.6M
API AvailabilityYes

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Social media creators
  • Small ecommerce sellers
  • XR and game developers
  • Casual phone photographers

Tasks

  • Turning a portrait into a looping 3D photo animation
  • Converting a drone or phone video into stereo 3D
  • Building AI depth map passes for compositing
  • Making album art move for Apple Music

Scenarios

  • Product pages that need a hero video but have no budget for a shoot.
  • Travel photos that get posted as reels instead of static carousels.
  • Client decks where a still image needs one moving element.
  • Pre-visualizing a 3D scene before committing to a full render.

Key features

Depth Animation from a Single Photo

One upload is enough. The model estimates depth across the frame and the camera rig does the rest, with presets for a slow push, a sideways track, or a circular orbit. You can dial the strength of the effect so the result reads as depth rather than as a warped picture.

2D to 3D Video Conversion

Video support arrived in 2024 and it's the reason many teams pay for image to 3D video work at volume. Drop in a clip and the platform generates a depth pass per frame, then renders stereo pairs or a moving camera view. A one minute clip at 30fps runs about 100 credits in side by side output, and 60fps doubles that.

Depth Map Editing by Hand

Automatic depth fails on thin objects, glass, and busy backgrounds. The editor lets you paint the AI depth map and fix those spots before rendering, which is the difference between a clip you can ship and one you can't. This step is also where most of the learning curve sits.

Stereo, Anaglyph, and Spatial Exports

Output options cover more ground than most rivals. Images leave as spatial HEIC, side by side JPG, anaglyph JPG, LIF, or a depth map PNG. Video leaves as MP4 or MKV in side by side, cross eyed, half width, top bottom, anaglyph, depth map, and Apple spatial video. Paid plans render up to 4K.

Immersity for Mobile

The iOS and Android app, launched in July 2025, handles up to five photos at once and stitches them into one clip with zooms, pans, and tracks. It's free with a small watermark, and exports go straight to the camera roll for social posting. No headset needed to preview the effect.

API, SDK, and Engine Plugins

Leia Inc. publishes a REST API described with OpenAPI 3.0, so a team can batch convert assets without touching the web app. There's also an SDK for Windows and Android plus Unity and Unreal plug-ins, aimed at developers building for switchable 3D displays and headsets.

Apple Music Album Motion

Musicians and labels get a dedicated export that matches Apple's album motion spec, with the animated cover saved as MOV. At 500 credits per track it's priced for release campaigns rather than casual testing.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • The free plan produces real depth animation files, capped at 720p and watermarked.
  • Manual depth correction gives you a way out when the automatic pass looks wrong.
  • Export formats cover social video, stereo screens, and Apple Vision Pro in one place.
  • The mobile app is free and fast for one-off posts.
  • API and engine plugins let studios fold conversion into an existing pipeline.

Cons

  • The rename splits the brand. Searches for LeiaPix land on pages that talk about Immersity AI, and old guides no longer match the interface.
  • Free exports carry a watermark and bar commercial use, which rules out client work on the free tier.
  • Credits are spent per format and resolution, so a long video at 60fps can burn a month of allowance in one render.
  • Motion looks artificial on images with heavy occlusion, and fixing it by hand takes practice.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, under a new name. Leia Inc. rebranded LeiaPix to Immersity AI in May 2024, and leiapix.com now redirects to the company site. The converter itself still runs at app.immersity.ai.