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Camera Angle

The chair seen from behind, with the camera's orbit drawn around it

Move the camera around a photo. Drag the camera on a sphere, or set rotation, tilt and distance, and get the same subject from a new angle: a side view, an over-the-shoulder shot, a view from behind, a high or low angle, a close-up. Open it without an account; generating uses credits and every result is saved to your Workspace.

  • Drag the camera on a sphere
  • Side, behind, high, low, close
  • One angle, or 4, 8 or 12
  • Results saved to Workspace

Change a photo's camera angle in three steps

  1. Drop your photo here

    Add a source image

    Upload a photo, or pick one from your Workspace. It sits at the centre of the sphere, and the camera starts from the angle it was shot at.

  2. The chair from behind with the camera's orbit

    Move the camera

    Drag the camera around the sphere, scroll to dolly, or use the arrows: rotate up to 180° either way, tilt up to 60° up or down, pull back or come in for a close-up. Pick the model: Qwen Angles moves the camera and turns the scene with it; the other image models turn the subject and keep the background.

  3. A man in a suit on a rooftop terrace4 · 8 · 12 angles

    Generate one angle, or a set

    Generate the angle you set, or 4, 8 or 12 preset angles at once, at 1K or 2K. Every result lands in your Workspace, and any result can be the next source.

What people use it for

  • A white sneaker on a plain white background

    Product shots from every side

    The back, the side and a top-down view from one hero photo.

    White Background

  • An anime-style portrait of a girl with green eyes in a library

    Characters and portraits

    Turn a character to the side or behind for a reference sheet that matches the front.

  • A woman in an evening dress on a rooftop above a city at night

    Coverage for a video scene

    The over-the-shoulder or reverse angle of a shot, ready to be the next clip's first frame.

  • A woman in a neon-lit street at night

    Low and high angles

    A hero low angle or a top-down view of the same subject, without a reshoot.

Frequently asked questions

Did the camera move, or did the subject turn?

It depends on the model. Qwen Angles moves the camera, so the scene turns with the subject, as in a real reshoot. The other image models turn the subject and keep the background. The linked guide shows both on the same photo.

How far can I turn?

Rotate up to 180° to either side, so a view from behind; tilt up to 60° up or down; dolly from a wide pull-back to a close-up. With Qwen Angles the position snaps to the angles the model was trained on.

Which models can I use?

Qwen Angles, Nano Banana 2 Lite, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, Seedream 5.0 Flash and Seedream 5.0 Pro.

Can I generate several angles at once?

Yes. Choose 4, 8 or 12 preset positions around the subject and they are generated in one go, each saved as its own image.

What size are the results?

1K or 2K, in the aspect ratio you choose: 16:9 by default, and the choices follow the model.

Is it free?

You can open the tool and set the angle without an account. Generating uses credits per image, so you sign in when you press Generate; every result is saved to your Workspace.

Can I use a result as the next source?

Yes. Press Use as source on any result and move the camera again from there, for a walk around the subject in several steps.

From the Guides: Change a Photo's Camera Angle with AI: TestedDid the person turn, or did the camera move? Image-model prompts, the Camera Angle tool and video orbits, tested on the same photo.Read the guide

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