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AI Angles

Upload an image and choose a new camera angle to view the scene from — front, side, back, top, or any custom perspective.

Click or drag to upload

JPEG, PNG or WebP · Max 10MB · Clear subjects with visible depth work best

Try a sample

Studio portrait — ideal for testing camera angle changes.

Icons show which side of the subject will appear in the output — not light direction or drag direction.

Drag to orbit — highlighted figure shows the view you will generate

Azimuth 0° · Elevation 0°

Gemini 3.1 Flash Image — spatial reasoning for perspective shifts. 6 credits (1K/2K) or 12 credits (4K).

6 credits (by resolution)

Result

New perspective will appear here

Upload an image and choose a new camera angle to view the scene from.

Real AI Result

See Camera Angles in Action — Before & After

This studio portrait was regenerated from a right-side profile view using the same settings you can use above: Right view preset, Nano Banana 2 at 2K. Drag the slider to compare the original and the new perspective.

Studio portrait — right profile view

New Angle
Original
OriginalNew Angle

Drag to compare original and new angle

Same sample as the tool's portrait. The AI recalculates perspective and parallax while keeping identity, outfit, and lighting consistent.

Camera settings used

Camera Angle

Top view
Right view
Front view
Left view
Back view
Bottom view

Resolution

2K

Aspect Ratio

Auto

Model

Nano Banana 2

6 credits · ~45s generation

From a recent generation on this site. Upload your own photo or try the sample portrait to explore new camera angles.

How to Change Camera Angle with AI

1

Upload Your Image

Drop a JPEG, PNG, or WebP photo (up to 10MB), or use a sample. Images with clear subjects and visible depth produce the best perspective shifts.

2

Pick a Camera Preset

Choose Top, Front, Right, Left, Back, or Bottom for instant common angles. Each preset maps to precise azimuth and elevation values.

3

Fine-Tune with Drag Control

Hold and drag in the control pad to adjust horizontal rotation (azimuth) and vertical tilt (elevation) for custom perspectives.

4

Choose Model & Quality

Nano Banana 2 excels at spatial perspective shifts with 1K/2K/4K output. Qwen Image Edit supports batch variants.

5

Generate & Compare

Click Change Angle and review the before/after slider. Download when satisfied.

Why Use AI Angles?

Six One-Click Presets

Instantly switch to top, front, side, back, or bottom views without writing prompts.

Interactive Drag Control

Fine-tune azimuth and elevation with an intuitive drag pad — just like professional 3D camera tools.

Subject & Scene Preservation

AI keeps identity, outfit, props, and lighting consistent while shifting the virtual camera.

Nano Banana 2 Spatial AI

Powered by Gemini 3.1 Flash Image spatial reasoning — understands 3D structure from a 2D photo.

Before/After Compare

Instantly compare original and new-angle versions with an interactive slider.

Product & Portrait Ready

Ideal for e-commerce multi-angle shots, character turnarounds, and creative photography.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does AI Angles change the camera perspective?

The AI analyzes spatial structure in your photo — depth, lighting, and object geometry — then re-renders the scene from a new virtual camera position. It is generative view synthesis, not simple 2D warping.

Which model should I use?

Nano Banana 2 is recommended for perspective shifts: fast, spatially aware, with 1K/2K/4K output (6 credits for 1K/2K, 12 for 4K). Choose Qwen Image Edit for multiple variants per run.

What images work best?

Clear photos with a visible subject and depth cues — portraits, products, characters. Avoid heavily cropped or blurry images.

Can I get a full 360° view?

You can generate individual angles (front, side, back, etc.) one at a time. Large angle jumps (e.g. front to back) may vary in quality — try incremental shifts for best results.