Relative depth across frames
Create a video that represents how foreground and background areas relate in depth as the scene changes.
Online Video Depth Map Generator
Turn a video into an HEVC MP4 that visualizes relative depth. Download the depth video for compositing or use it as a reference in compatible AI video tools.
Choose file
Up to 10 GB and 10 minutes. Long edge up to 2560 pixels and short edge up to 1440 pixels; landscape and portrait supported.
MP4 / FLV / TS / AVI / MOV / WMV / MKV
An MP4 video encoded with HEVC (H.265), showing relative depth. Audio retention is not guaranteed; keep the original soundtrack if you need it. The result uses HEVC. If your browser cannot play it, download it and open it in a compatible player.
Account-protected files, processed in the cloud. Originals: 24 hours · Results: 7 days
A depth reference for your next edit
Explore the spatial relationships in a scene and bring a depth reference into compatible editing or AI video tools.
Review the result in motion
Check object boundaries, overlaps and fast movement throughout the clip before using it in an edit. Relative depth is an estimate, not a distance measurement.
Cloud processing
Your video is processed in the cloud after submission.
Preview and download
The result uses HEVC. If your browser cannot play it, download it and open it in a compatible player.
Know the cost first
5 credits per input minute, with fractional minutes included. The total is rounded up to whole credits, with a minimum of 3 per task. The checked quote is fixed before processing.
Private by default
Your uploaded video and result are accessible only through your account.
How to create a depth video
Choose a clip, confirm the checked quote and download the result.
Choose file
Up to 10 GB and 10 minutes. Long edge up to 2560 pixels and short edge up to 1440 pixels; landscape and portrait supported. SDR video only.
Confirm and generate
After the file check, review the credit quote and start processing. The task continues in the cloud.
Preview and download
The result uses HEVC. If your browser cannot play it, download it and open it in a compatible player.
Bring depth into your next project
Three ways to explore depth in your workflow, shown with AI-generated concept illustrations.
Understand the scene
See foreground and background more clearly
Use relative depth to study how subjects sit within a scene. Plan your composition with a visual reference for near and far areas.
Prepare a reference
Add depth to your creative toolkit
Download the depth video for tools that accept depth references. Check the next tool’s format requirements before importing it.
Review the motion
Look beyond a single frame
Play the source and depth clip together. Follow moving subjects and inspect occlusion changes before choosing a segment for your edit.
Compare source and result
Drag to compare the supplied dance footage and depth result. Both clips are compressed for web playback.
Compare source and result
Drag to compare the supplied dance footage and depth result. Both clips are compressed for web playback.
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Create a depth video from your clip
5 credits per input minute, with fractional minutes included. The total is rounded up to whole credits, with a minimum of 3 per task. The checked quote is fixed before processing.
Extract depthSupported files and output
Files are checked after upload. Keep your original.
- Input formats
- MP4 / FLV / TS / AVI / MOV / WMV / MKV
- Maximum file size
- 10 GB
- Maximum duration
- 10 minutes
- Input requirements
MP4 / FLV / TS / AVI / MOV / WMV / MKV. Up to 10 GB and 10 minutes. Long edge up to 2560 pixels and short edge up to 1440 pixels; landscape and portrait supported. SDR video only.
- Output
An MP4 video encoded with HEVC (H.265), showing relative depth. Audio retention is not guaranteed; keep the original soundtrack if you need it.
- What to check
Produces a relative-depth video only. No skeleton data, depth matrices, physical distance measurements or character replacement video.
Processing uses one fixed mode. There are no resolution, frame-rate or codec controls. Check the actual dimensions and frame rate of the downloaded result.
The result uses HEVC. If your browser cannot play it, download it and open it in a compatible player.
Video depth FAQs
Answers about inputs, depth output, credits and files.