Atlas World Model: frequently asked questions

Atlas is a world model from World Labs, the spatial-intelligence company co-founded by Fei-Fei Li, built to generate and reconstruct 3D worlds and camera-controllable video from text, images and video.

Atlas is currently limited to early-access partners. Request access through World Labs directly, and join the waitlist on this site to be notified when access widens or when generation goes live here.

Not yet. The Marble World API is public today; this site’s API layer is built so the same request will route to Atlas once World Labs opens it.

Marble is World Labs’ shipping 3D world generator with a public API and editor; Atlas is the newer model positioned around video generation with camera control and reconstruction. See the full Atlas vs Marble comparison.

Marble uses a credit system where roughly $1 buys a fixed number of credits, with per-world and per-export prices. The pricing page lists current figures with sources and dates.

Gaussian splats (.ply, .spz), meshes (GLB), panoramas and short videos, depending on plan and provider. Open splats free in the online viewer on this site.

Camera-controlled video generation is one of Atlas’ headline capabilities according to World Labs; exact resolution and duration limits are documented on the What Is Atlas page with sources.

No. This is an independent guide and is not affiliated with or endorsed by World Labs.