This free app uses your phone camera to turn real objects into 3D models

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Epic Games released a new mobile app called RealityScan that uses photos you take with your phone to make high-quality 3D models.

RealityScan app makes 3D scanning fast and easyRealityCapture app for WindowsRealityCapture is a state-of-the-art photogrammetric software able to reconstruct objects and scenes of any size from images or laser scans, yielding 3D scans with unparalleled accuracy and mesh quality at speeds many times faster than competing software. Now in limited beta, the RealityScan app takes what people love about RealityCapture—fast and easy 3D scanning—and puts it in the palm of your hand.

If you want to test the app, you can join the limited beta right now. Epic Games is granting access to the first 10,000 users that sign up . If you don’t get in, you can join the early access release on iOS devices later this spring. The team also plans to have an early access period for Android users before the end of the year.I hopped into the limited beta on Monday to try the app out. As the developers claimed, the app is incredibly easy to use. The first step is to log in to your Epic Games account. Then just hold down on the shutter button as you move in circles around the object.

Once you’ve captured enough photos, you can inspect the model to see how it looks. If you don’t like the model, you can continue taking photos. When you’re done, you can export the 3D model straight to Sketchfab. After I finished exporting, it took less than 5 minutes for the model to appear on Sketchfab. If you have never used Sketchfab before, you can sign up for free with your Epic Games account. I even got a free Pro subscription.

“RealityScan is the first step on our journey to make 3D scanning available to all creators,” said Michal Jancosek, co-founder of Capturing Reality. “We believe that this tool will greatly help people of all skill sets to better understand basic scanning principles, bridging the gap between beginners and professionals. We’re excited to develop the app with feedback from the community and to introduce new features as we approach the full release.

 

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