Angle Editor

See your subject from a new camera angle: turn it, tilt the camera, zoom in or out.

Image
Cost65

65 credits per run · 1 image · About 15 seconds

Runs on

Qwen Image Edit (multiple angles)

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Change the camera angle of a photo

Type
Image app
Runs on
Qwen Image Edit (multiple angles)
Input
Image + optional text
Output
Image
Options
8 turns · Tilt: Low angle, Eye level, High angle, Top down · Shot: Close-up, Medium, Wide
Price
65 credits per run
Plan
All plans, including Free

Get the shots you didn't take. Upload one photo of a product or subject and choose where the camera should be: turned around it, higher or lower, closer or further away.

How to change the angle

  1. Add your image. One subject, plain background works best.
  2. Turn: how far the camera moves around the subject, from 0° to 315° in 45° steps.
  3. Tilt: low angle, eye level, high angle or top down.
  4. Shot: close-up, medium or wide.
  5. Generate, about 15 seconds per image.

Uses

  • Product pages that need front, three-quarter and side views from a single photo.
  • Concept art and props viewed from more than one side.
  • Storyboards where the same object appears from different camera positions.

Tips

  • Small turns look most natural. 45° gives the most faithful result; the far side of an object has to be imagined.
  • Mention what matters in the text box: "keep the logo readable", "same soft studio light".
  • Run a full set (0°, 45°, 90°) and pick the best of each.

FAQ

What does the angle editor do?

It redraws your subject as if the camera had moved: turned around it, raised or lowered, or pulled in or out, while keeping its look and details.

Which angles can I choose?

Turn in 45° steps all the way around (0° to 315°), tilt to a low angle, eye level, high angle or top-down view, and frame a close-up, medium or wide shot.

What works best?

A single subject on a simple background, such as a product, a figure or a piece of furniture. Busy scenes with many objects are harder to turn convincingly.

How much does it cost?

65 credits per image.

Can I guide the result?

Yes. The text box is optional; use it for details to keep, such as a readable label or the lighting.