™360 Studio
Turn your product photos into a 360 spin.
Walk around what you are selling, take photos as you go, and 360 Studio stitches them into a smooth rotating loop for your listing or your ad. It also turns a single panorama into a moving shot of a room or a venue. No turntable, no rig, no studio.
Two modes
A spinning product, or a moving room.
Product Spin takes 12 to 36 photos taken as you walk around an object, removes the background from each one, places them on a matching backdrop and plays them as a seamless loop. You get a square and a portrait video, an animated GIF, and a ZIP of every cleaned frame, which is what a marketplace listing usually wants.
360 Scene takes one panorama or photo sphere, the kind your phone camera makes in Panorama mode, and pans across it as a video. You get a wide and a vertical version, a tiny planet still and a tiny planet video, plus an inline viewer image. It is the quickest way to show a shop, a hall, a showroom or a property without a video shoot.
25 credits for a Product Spin, 12 to 36 photos
About ₹45 at top-up rates, where the Boost pack is ₹199 for 110 credits, plus 18% GST. On a monthly plan the same render costs fewer rupees, because plan credits are cheaper per credit. Failed renders refund automatically.
15 credits for a 360 Scene from one panorama
About ₹27 at top-up rates, where the Boost pack is ₹199 for 110 credits, plus 18% GST. On a monthly plan the same render costs fewer rupees, because plan credits are cheaper per credit. Failed renders refund automatically.
What you need
What to give it.
- Product Spin, photos
- 12 to 36 photos of the same object, taken from evenly spaced angles as you walk around it. More photos means a smoother spin.
- 360 Scene, photo
- One panorama or photo sphere. The page checks the shape of the image before accepting it, so an ordinary photo is refused rather than rendered badly.
- File size
- Up to 60 MB per image.
- Backdrop
- Five backdrops, all in the Shotloom blues: Pale Blue, Mid Blue, Ink Glow, Deep Blue and Midnight.
- Scene length
- 15 or 30 seconds.
- You get back
- Spin: 1080x1080 and 1080x1350 MP4, a GIF, and a ZIP of the cut-out frames. Scene: 16:9 and 9:16 MP4, a tiny planet image and video, and a viewer image.
- Time
- A couple of minutes, in the background. You do not have to wait on the page.
How it works
Four steps.
- Pick a mode. Product Spin for an object, 360 Scene for a place.
- Upload. Drag your photos in. Spin needs at least 12; Scene needs exactly one panorama.
- Choose a backdrop or a length. Spin asks for a backdrop, Scene asks for 15 or 30 seconds.
- Render and download. Credits are charged once, at the start. If a render fails they come straight back.
Good to know
Honest limits.
This tool does not generate anything with AI. It cuts out, arranges and encodes the photographs you supply, which is why it costs a fraction of a generated video and why the result looks exactly like your product rather than an interpretation of it. If you want a scene invented rather than captured, that is the main studio, which runs on Google Veo 3.1.
A spin is only as smooth as the photos behind it. Evenly spaced angles and a fixed distance matter more than the camera. Backdrops are the five brand blues, not any colour you like.
Prices are in rupees and every purchase raises a GST invoice you can download. See plans and top-ups, how sellers use a spin, or the rest of what Shotloom makes.