Arches and light shafts
A held vantage at standing height in an enormous stone hall. Light shafts move slowly across the floor as dust turns in them, and the ceiling stays out of frame so the space reads as bigger than the shot.
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AI VR videos
Direct VR videos in your browser with Morphic's VR AI video generator. Generate a standing vantage beneath a vast hall's light shafts, or a ledge view over a dawn valley, then build the immersive run on Compose.
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Valley from the ledge
The rock ends a step ahead and the drop opens onto a hazy valley at dawn. The horizon stays dead level while mist moves through the middle distance, which is what keeps the height believable.
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Drift through the trench
A slow forward move between two coral walls with fish crossing close to the viewer and light coming down in shifting columns. No cuts, no acceleration, nothing behind the vantage.
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The terminator passing below
Held outside the glass with a planet curve filling the lower half of frame. The day and night line slides beneath, city glow appearing on the dark side. Black sky, hard sun, no movement from the vantage.
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Make VR videos in three steps
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Describe your scene
Write the VR scene you want, in plain words.
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Generate the video
Morphic generates a cinematic, frame-ready clip on your canvas in seconds.
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Refine and share
Tweak the prompt, regenerate variations, then download or share the shot.
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Drop in a photo of yourself. Get a 12-second cinematic movie with animation and a matched soundtrack.
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FAQs
Where can I make VR videos with AI?
You can make them in your browser on Morphic. Open the Text to Video tool, describe the vantage, the scale cues and the light, and the clip generates in minutes. Assemble the run on Compose and add a score with Music.
Does Morphic export a 360 file for a headset?
Clips render as standard flat video in the shape you choose, so the work here is directing the vantage rather than exporting an equirectangular master. Many teams use generated plates for previz, for panels inside a VR scene, and as source material they take into their own pipeline.
What makes a shot feel immersive?
Eye height, a level horizon, something close enough to feel reachable, and something far enough to give the space depth. Presence collapses when the horizon tilts or the camera shakes, so ask for both to stay steady in every prompt.
How do I create a sense of scale?
Let the subject leave the frame. A ceiling that runs past the top edge or a stem that rises out of shot reads as larger than anything you can describe in words. Pair it with one familiar object at a known size and the viewer does the maths without noticing.
How long should an immersive clip run?
Longer than a normal edit. Viewers need time to look around a space, so hold a vantage for eight to twelve seconds rather than cutting every three. Generate in single continuous moves with no cuts inside a clip, and change vantage only when the idea changes.