Starter
A little room to explore.
$9 / month- Photo or text to panorama
- Every quality · up to 2K generation
- Lighting tools & 32-bit EXR export
- Cancel before your next renewal
MORE WORLDS. LESS COMPLICATION.
Your first 3 images are on us. Turn an everyday photo or an impossible idea into a world of light. Then choose one simple monthly plan.

A photo. A possibility. A whole new atmosphere.
A PLAN FOR YOUR PACE
Monthly billing in USD.
No quality surcharges. No automatic overages.
A little room to explore.
$9 / monthMake room for your next idea.
$19 / monthMore worlds. More possibilities.
$39 / monthYour 3 free images are a one-time welcome allowance, used before any paid allowance. After those images, a paid subscription is required for new generations. Monthly images reset after each successful renewal and do not roll over. Re-generating a scene uses another image.
Choose Starter, Creator, or Studio to generate more. No payment is taken automatically after your free allowance. Existing worlds, local editing, and exports remain accessible.
One successfully generated panorama, from a photo or a text description. Draft, Balanced, and High detail all use one image, at either available generation size. Lighting edits, previews, and repeated EXR exports use none.
On your billing anniversary, after a successful monthly payment. Unused monthly images expire at the end of that paid period. Once you reach the limit, new generation pauses until your next paid renewal.
Yes. Plan changes apply at your next renewal, with no immediate upgrade charge or extra images for the current month. Cancel in your account before the next renewal; remaining paid images stay available until that period ends.
An unfinished or failed attempt restores its reserved image. If the result has already been saved, it counts as a completed image and can be recovered from your account without using another image.
An editable 32-bit floating-point lighting environment for your renderer. Generation is available up to 2K; larger export sizes resample that source. The result is a creative HDRI, not measured real-world radiance recovered from a single photo.