World Labs is a spatial intelligence company building frontier models that can perceive, generate, reason, and interact with the 3D world. Its stated aim is to support use cases ranging from storytelling to simulation, and it describes spatial intelligence as turning seeing into doing, understanding into reasoning, and imagining into creating.
Marble, its first product, generates spatially consistent, high-fidelity, and persistent 3D worlds that can be moved through, edited, and inhabited. The product accepts text, images, videos, or 360 panoramas as multimodal inputs, and it also allows creation from 3D layouts with precise control over the layout of generated worlds. Marble includes interactive editing for tweaking specific elements or reshaping an entire 3D world, and it can expand, edit, and combine generated worlds to build larger environments. It also supports downloading and exporting output in various 2D and 3D formats for use in workflows and pipelines.
World Labs presents Marble Labs as a place for case studies, tutorials, and documentation, including deep dives into real-world workflows, production systems, and applied creative technologies. The site also highlights a Community Showcase with creator highlights, explorations, creative workflows, standout projects, creative experiments, and other work built with Marble. A June 2026 research post mentions streaming 3DGS worlds on the web, indicating that World Labs publishes research and technical material alongside its product pages.
World Labs is a 3D generation project. It focuses on creating and editing persistent, spatially consistent 3D worlds from multimodal inputs. World Labs is a B2B product aimed at 3D creators, designers, developers, and creative teams. It ships for the web.
It is developed by World Labs (United States), and it first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include text-to-3D worlds, image-to-3D worlds, and video-to-3D worlds.
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