Real estate listings need trust fast. Static photos miss spatial context. Gaussian Splatting gives interactive depth without heavy production pipeline.
Why Gaussian Splatting for property marketing
- Better room scale perception vs flat photos
- Stronger engagement on listing pages
- Faster publishing compared with full mesh cleanup workflows
- Works well for renovation-before/after documentation
Room capture workflow
| Step | What to do | Quality check |
|---|---|---|
| Prep | Open doors, remove moving clutter | Clean walk path |
| Lighting | Keep lights stable in all rooms | No hard exposure jumps |
| Capture | Slow orbit-like movement per room | 60%+ overlap |
| Transitions | Capture hallway connectors | No navigation gaps |
| Review | Inspect output for holes/reflections | Re-capture weak zones |
Practical capture tips
- Start from entrance, keep clockwise room order
- Capture each room from perimeter + center line
- Avoid mirrors directly facing camera path
- Keep curtains consistent to avoid lighting shifts
Publish and share
Process captures on FreeGaussian, then share model link with brokers, agencies, or buyers. For best results, combine with standard listing photos and floor plan.
Need first-principles overview before production? Start from /blog/what-is-gaussian-splatting.