World model taking text, images, video or 3D input to create or reconstruct 3D worlds, with up to one minute of coherent 1440p video along user-drawn camera paths and outputs like point clouds and Gaussian splats. Currently a preview with early access form.
Atlas
by World Labs
World Labs' world model that generates and reconstructs explorable 3D worlds from images, text, video or 3D input.
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Atlas at a glance
- What is Atlas?
- Atlas is a model from World Labs. World Labs' world model that generates and reconstructs explorable 3D worlds from images, text, video or 3D input.
- Who makes Atlas?
- Atlas is made by World Labs.
- Does Atlas work in the EU?
- Unverified. No explicit EU availability or exclusion found; the terms only limit purchases to a checkout-selectable territory, classify the services as limited-risk under the EU AI Act, and prohibit high-risk uses. Access is early-access, so EU status is unclear. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
- How much does Atlas cost?
- Pricing unknown. No pricing in the provided material; creators describe an early-access preview with a request form. A developer API is mentioned. Licence: Proprietary.
- Where was Atlas shown?
- In 3 creator videos by AI Search, Matt Wolfe. Most recently by AI Search on 6 Sept 2026, at 28:40 in “GPT 6 Astra, Claude Fable 5.1, Gemini 3.8, realtime Minimax, new world models: AI NEWS”.
Sources: the vendor's own pages (linked above) and creator videos at the linked timestamps. EU status is information, not legal advice; see how we check.
Atlas is a world model from World Labs, announced on 12 November 2026 as its next-generation model. It turns images (photos or generated) into 3D worlds that can be explored and edited, including generating new viewpoints and rendering along user-designed camera paths. According to YouTube coverage, it accepts text, image, video or 3D input and can produce up to one minute of coherent 1440p video along a camera path, with outputs such as point clouds and Gaussian splats.
World Labs presents Atlas through several tools: Viewfinder (scene reconstruction and camera paths), Chisel (controllable scene building and grayboxing), Splats to Mesh (conversion of splats into meshes for games), and Relight (lighting and manipulation of splats). A developer API and integrations, including Blender, let users bring Atlas capabilities into their own applications and workflows. A real-time demo, Frameboy, was published on 5 November 2026.
Access appears to be staged: creators described it as a preview or early access, with an access form. The provided pages do not state pricing, weights, or a license, and no open-source release is indicated.
- Reconstructs and generates 3D worlds from images, with text, video and 3D input reported
- Custom camera paths with long coherent video renders (reported up to 1 minute at 1440p)
- Outputs include Gaussian splats and point clouds; Splats to Mesh conversion for game use
- Tools: Viewfinder, Chisel (graybox scene building), Relight
- Developer API and Blender integration
As seen on YouTube
Watch the moment: the exact second top creators show it. Videos load only when you press play, via youtube-nocookie.com.
World Labs model that takes one or more images plus a camera path and reconstructs explorable 3D scenes with pixel-perfect camera control. In early access, and the creator was impressed.
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