Windows 2D to 3D video software
Stream to 3D
Play, stream, convert or use a live source, with controls for the output format and target workflow.
Stream to 3D lets you watch ordinary 2D video as stereoscopic 3D. Use it for VR headsets, XR glasses, 3D televisions, 3D projectors and compatible media-player setups.
A key difference from AI-oriented conversion tools is that Stream to 3D is designed for real-time playback on modest Windows hardware. You do not need a high-end GPU just to start watching 2D video in 3D, though resolution, frame-rate and output settings still affect performance.
Open a video and play it in 3D straight away, stream the converted view to another device, create 3D video files for later, or work with supported live camera and screen sources. Feature availability varies by edition.
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Product overview
Bring your existing video library into 3D
Use Stream to 3D when you want a practical Windows tool for turning 2D video into a 3D viewing experience without making high-end AI hardware the starting point. Start with simple playback, then move into streaming, file conversion, live sources and deeper output controls as your setup needs them.
Workflows
Pick the path that matches the job
Play
Watch a 2D video in 3D without preparing a separate converted file first.
Playback guideConvert
Create a 3D video file for later viewing, travel, device transfer or repeat playback.
Conversion docsStream
Send the 3D view to another device or player on your viewing setup.
Streaming docsLive sources
Convert supported screen, webcam and capture-device sources for live 3D viewing.
Live Sources guideViewing targets
Built for common 3D viewing setups
- VR headsets
- PC media players
- 3D projectors
- 3D displays
- Anaglyph output
Editions
Choose by workflow and purchase preference
Subscription trial
Real-Time
Play-focused edition For users who want real-time 2D-to-3D playback and do not need file conversion or network streaming. Compare optionsFull suite
Complete
Play, Stream and Convert Subscription access for ongoing use across playback, network streaming and offline conversion. View store pageOne-off purchase
Standalone
Desktop purchase One-off purchase option available through Gumroad, Itch.io and Steam. See storesWhy Stream to 3D?
Stream to 3D combines real-time playback, offline conversion, streaming, PC screen capture and live-source conversion in one Windows application. Choose a workflow by what you want to do rather than committing every source to a long offline render.
| What you need | Stream to 3D approach |
|---|---|
| Watch immediately | Convert during playback without preparing a separate file first. |
| Keep a converted copy | Create a stereoscopic video file for later or repeated viewing. |
| Send output to another device | Use a network streaming workflow with a compatible receiving player. |
| Convert desktop content | Use a PC screen or selected screen region as a live source. |
| Use a camera or capture card | Create a reusable live source from a supported Windows video device. |
| Use modest hardware | Real-time playback does not require a high-end AI-capable GPU. |
Hardware and performance
Real-time playback conversion is designed to work across a broad range of Windows hardware. A high-end GPU is not required simply to start watching, although source resolution, frame rate, output format and player configuration still affect performance.
GPU acceleration is most useful for encoding work such as file conversion and streaming. Use the performance primer to balance smooth output and visual detail for the machine and workflow you use.
What the result is
Stream to 3D generates stereoscopic output from ordinary 2D source material. It is suited to people who want immediate viewing, reusable converted files, network output or live-source conversion with practical control over the result. It does not turn 2D source footage into studio-authored native stereo photography, and the current product is not a cloud AI rendering service.
Control the 3D result
Stream to 3D gives you practical controls for the viewing setup you are targeting, including side-by-side, top-and-bottom and anaglyph output modes, resolution and frame-rate choices, depth-related settings and workflow presets.
Your video processing happens on your Windows machine. The application is designed for people who want to experiment with their own viewing equipment and tune the result for a headset, display, projector or media player.
For demanding sources or higher output settings, use the performance guidance to choose a good balance between smooth playback, output format and visual result.
Start here
New users should compare editions on the Store, then read the Documentation home and Playback guide. Existing users can go straight to the User FAQ or Support.