What a video depth map generator must support
A video workflow is different from an image workflow. The page should only be indexed as a live tool once the product can receive video, process frame-aware depth, and return a usable video-ready output.
Video input support
The page should accept common video files rather than only still images.
Frame-aware processing
The output should preserve depth across frames instead of treating the upload like a single photo.
Video-ready export
The result should be downloadable as a depth video or a frame sequence suitable for the next step in the workflow.
Current capability boundary
The live generator on this site accepts still images and returns a grayscale depth map. It does not yet accept video uploads, render frame sequences, or export a depth video. Until that changes, this page stays informational and is kept out of the sitemap to avoid thin-page or doorway-page issues.
Video depth map FAQ
What is a video depth map generator?
It is a tool that estimates depth across a moving image sequence so each frame or shot can carry depth information.
Can I turn a video into a depth map?
That requires a video pipeline, not just the current image generator. This page explains the requirement set for that workflow.
When should I use the image depth map generator instead?
Use the homepage tool when your source is a PNG, JPG, or WebP still image and you need a grayscale depth map.
What formats should a video version support?
A production-ready video version should document upload formats, duration limits, and the final export format before indexing the page.
Use the image workflow now
If your source is a photo, the image depth map generator is the correct tool today.
Generate a depth map from an image