Marble
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What is Marble?
Marble is a 3D world generation platform from World Labs for artists, designers, and other creators who want to build and explore three-dimensional environments. Users can begin with a text description, image, video, panorama, or basic 3D layout, then turn that starting point into a generated world that can be refined. It is suited to creative work that needs fast scene exploration, spatial iteration, or assets prepared for web sharing, immersive experiences, and development workflows.
Marble combines multiple input methods with generation and editing workflows. After creating a world, users can refine it through panoramic editing, point-based expansion, or generated variations, and can also combine worlds or record videos for presentation. Its export-oriented workflow makes it useful for people developing visual concepts, game or film environments, architectural scenes, and other interactive or immersive spatial experiences.
Key features of Marble
Multimodal World Generation
Accepts text descriptions, single or multiple images, videos, panoramas, and basic 3D layouts, letting creators choose an input approach that matches the material and spatial idea they want to develop.
Generated World Editing
Users can refine an existing generated world through panoramic editing, point-based expansion, and generated variations, allowing both local adjustments and broader exploration of the same creative direction.
Spatial Combination and Construction
Marble supports extending world boundaries and combining multiple worlds. Its Chisel workflow can use basic geometric layouts as a framework for AI-assisted detail generation, which is useful when shaping more complex environments.
Multi-Format Export
Generated results can be exported as Gaussian splats, triangle meshes, or video, supporting workflows that need browser presentation, virtual reality experiences, game-engine content, or other 3D production outputs.