2026-07-09

Scene Generation — Split One Game Scene into Individual Assets

You made a gorgeous game scene as concept art or a reference — but what the game actually needs is the individual objects inside it. A building, a tree, a street sign. Since the scene is one flat image, you can't pull the objects out. The new Scene Generation tool fixes that: upload a scene, AI lists the parts it contains, and you pick which ones to regenerate as standalone assets.

How it works

When you upload a scene image, a vision AI analyzes it and builds a list of reusable parts — buildings, trees, street lamps, vehicles, signage. In the New York street scene above it detected 17 parts: a corner grocery, a subway entrance, a street sign, a graffiti wall and more. Detection is free; credits are only spent on the parts you actually generate.

The perspective follows your scene

The key detail: generated assets keep the original scene's camera perspective. A 45-degree isometric scene yields isometric parts; a side-scroller scene yields side-view parts. The analysis step detects the scene's viewpoint and feeds it into generation, so the extracted assets sit naturally next to the original scene.

Step by step

1) Open Scene Generation in the workspace and upload a scene image (PNG/JPG/WebP, max 10MB). 2) The detected part list appears in seconds — everything is selected by default; keep only what you need. 3) Pick quality (low/medium/high) and resolution (1k/2k/4k). 4) Hit generate; parts complete one by one. 5) Download individually or grab everything as a ZIP. Click any result to inspect it full-size.

Pricing and refunds

Cost is per part: 1 credit per part at medium quality / 1k. If some parts fail to generate, only those parts' credits are refunded automatically — the successful ones are yours to keep. Re-select the failed ones and generate again.

Get started

Free credits cover a full try. Scenes with clearly separated objects detect best — upload one piece of concept art and see what it finds.