Spatial Media Toolkit
The Spatial Media Toolkit is a versatile iOS application intended for the dynamic handling of multimedia content. The tool, compatible with...
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What is Spatial Media Toolkit?
Spatial Media Toolkit is an iOS app built to convert standard 2D photos and videos into 3D Spatial media. It uses AI to generate depth, letting users turn ordinary memories into immersive content that can be viewed with more dimensionality on compatible devices.
The app supports converting both photos and videos, and it includes controls to tune the depth effect with a slider. That makes it useful for users who want more control over the final look instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all conversion.
It also includes practical media workflow tools such as trimming videos before conversion, batch converting folders and albums, and saving results to Photos or Files. Those features make it more than a novelty app because it can handle larger personal libraries instead of only one-off files.
The app is aimed at Vision Pro and Quest users, as well as people who want to prepare spatial media for later viewing on those devices. It is especially relevant for users who already have lots of older photos and videos and want to revisit them in a more immersive format.
Spatial Media Toolkit pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
The app is free to download and includes in-app purchases. The App Store listing shows Spatial Media Toolkit Pro subscriptions and purchases, with prices including $5.99 and higher tiers such as $29.99, $39.99, and $59.99. The website/App Store copy does not clearly break down exactly which features are in the free tier versus each paid plan, but it indicates that paid Pro options unlock additional capabilities beyond the base free app.
Spatial Media Toolkit pros
- Converts 2D photos to 3D Spatial
- Converts 2D videos to 3D Spatial
- Uses AI for depth generation
- Depth slider for fine-tuning
- Trims videos before conversion
- Batch converts folders at once
- Batch converts entire albums
- Saves output to Photos
- Saves output to Files
- Converts Spatial to VR side-by-side
- Converts side-by-side VR to Spatial
- Converts top-and-bottom VR to Spatial
- Works with Vision Pro viewing workflow
- Supports Quest viewing workflow
- Lets users convert on the go
- Useful for old photo and video libraries
- Can preserve converted media alongside existing spatial content
Spatial Media Toolkit cons
- Requires iOS 18.0 or later
- Requires iPadOS 18.0 or later
- Requires macOS 15.0 or later on Mac
- Requires visionOS 26.0 or later on Apple Vision
- In-app purchases are required for advanced features
- Some users report bugs during save/export
- Some longer videos may need splitting
- Not all videos convert cleanly
- Accessibility features are not clearly documented
- Large media batches may be slower to process
- Works best within Apple ecosystem devices
- Some exports may need a workaround through Files
Frequently asked questions about Spatial Media Toolkit
What does Spatial Media Toolkit do?
It converts 2D photos and videos into 3D Spatial media using AI. It is designed for users who want to add depth to ordinary media and view it in a more immersive format on compatible devices.
Can it convert both photos and videos?
Yes. The app supports both photo and video conversion, so you can process still images and moving clips in the same workflow.
Does it support batch processing?
Yes. It can batch convert entire folders and albums at once, which is useful if you want to process a large photo library or a group of videos without converting each item manually.
Can I adjust the depth effect?
Yes. The app includes a slider that lets you add the right amount of depth, so you can control how strong or subtle the spatial effect looks in the final output.
Can I trim videos before converting them?
Yes. The app lets you trim videos before conversion, which is useful when you only want to spatialize a specific segment instead of the entire clip.
What output formats or conversion modes does it support?
It can convert Spatial content to VR side-by-side, and it can also convert side-by-side and top-and-bottom VR media into Spatial. That makes it useful both for creating spatial media and for adapting existing VR media.
Where can I save the converted files?
You can save converted media to Photos or Files. That gives you flexibility depending on whether you want the result stored in your library or handled as a file for later use.
Which devices is it meant for?
The listing says it is for iPhone and iPad, with Mac support and Apple Vision support as well. The app also mentions sending media to Vision Pro or Quest for later viewing.
Is it free?
Yes, the app is free to download. It also includes in-app purchases, and the listing shows Spatial Media Toolkit Pro pricing tiers for users who want additional functionality.
What kind of user is this app for?
It is aimed at people who want to revisit photos and videos in a spatial format, especially users with Apple Vision Pro or similar spatial viewing setups. It is also a good fit for users with large media libraries who want batch conversion and export tools.