Training-free framework turns single photos into interactive, movable 3D scenes

By iteratively peeling visible objects, repairing occlusions, and recomposing with physical constraints, Unravel produces more faithful and physically plausible scenes than prior methods.

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Hui Shan · Keyang Luo · Binjia Zhou · Ming Li · Kai Li · Xin Wang · +8 more

Zhejiang University · Shanghai Innovation Institute · Westlake University · LIGHTSPEED · Adobe

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The authors propose Unravel, a training-free framework that converts a single image into an interactive 3D scene where each object is a separate movable asset.

The authors introduce a pipeline called Unravel that deconstructs a single image layer by layer.

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From Zhejiang University and 7 others

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A single image can be turned into an interactive 3D scene with independent movable objects by iteratively deconstructing and recomposing the scene.

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