Turn any 2D photo into a side-by-side (SBS) stereo pair that plays on Quest 2, Quest 3 and Quest Pro — no PC, no sideloading.
Skybox, Pigasus, 4XVR and the built-in gallery all read side-by-side 3D. Convert once, play anywhere.
Open depthsnap.com in the Quest browser — the AI model runs on-device via WebGPU. Nothing to install.
No downscaling by default — sharp enough for Quest 3 pancake optics.
Our mp4 carries a stereo (side-by-side) tag and a 1:1 pixel aspect, and the file name contains SBS_3D. Players that read the tag switch on their own; for the rest, one selection does it. Firmware versions differ — if yours behaves differently, tell us and we will add it here.
Our mp4 carries a side-by-side 3D tag and a 1:1 pixel aspect, and the file name contains SBS_3D. Players that read the tag switch on their own; for the rest, one selection does it. Firmware versions differ — if yours behaves differently, tell us and we will add it here.
| Player | Detects 3D | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Skybox VR Player | Usually automatic | File name or the 3D tag is enough; if it opens flat, pick 3D → SBS from the menu. |
| DeoVR | Usually automatic | Auto-detects most SBS files; there is a manual SBS switch in playback settings. |
| 4XVR / Pigasus | Select it once | Choose SBS / 左右 once when the file opens. |
| Files / Gallery | Select it once | Quest's own gallery plays SBS as a wide 2D video — use a player above for 3D. |
Ready to see your photos in 3D? Video works in the same box.
Convert a photo or a clip — free