Image to Environment Map

Overview

The Image to Environment Map tool generates HDR environment maps by using a reference image and a text-based description. It allows users to create detailed 3D environments based on image inputs and text prompts. The tool offers control over the inclusion or exclusion of specific elements and can produce varied results using a random seed value.

Tool Inputs

Image to Environment Map tab

Inputs :

• Reference Image: The image used as reference to create HDR environment.

• Text Prompt: Text description of the desired HDR environment.

• Negative Prompt: The elements to exclude from the HDR environment.

• Seed: A random number used for generating varied outputs with identical inputs. For instance, two HDR environments with different seeds, might differ even with the same reference image, text prompt and negative prompt.

For optimal results, ensure the reference image has the horizon positioned around the middle, a field of view (FoV) close to 60 degrees, and a 1:1 aspect ratio. If a different aspect ratio is used, make sure the key point of interest is centrally located to prevent any loss of important information and ensure the accuracy of the generated HDR environment map.