Food & Drink Gaussian Splats
Food is brutally hard to fake in 3D — subsurface glow in fruit, glaze on pastry, condensation on glass — and effortless to capture as a splat. That makes food splats a sweet spot for restaurant menus in AR, food advertising and set dressing for hospitality visualisations.
Food captures have a short shooting window (food wilts under lights), so well-executed scans here are genuinely scarce assets. Each listing shows formats and splat counts; most food objects compress small enough for instant mobile loading.
Featured food & drink splats
Frequently asked questions
What are food splats used for commercially?
AR menus (view the dish on your table before ordering), food ads and web banners, and hospitality/real-estate staging where a kitchen needs life. They're also popular as photoreal props in game scenes.
Why not just use a 3D model of food?
Modelled food almost always reads as fake — the materials are too complex. A splat is built from photos of the real dish, so it keeps the photographic realism that makes food appetising.
Do food splats work in AR on phones?
Yes — small object splats in compressed formats run well in WebXR/AR viewers on modern phones. Check the splat count; under ~1M is comfortably mobile-ready.