Blurry, the browser based platform for hosting and sharing 3D Gaussian Splatting models, has shipped two notable updates this month.
The bigger update is a new Level of Detail (LoD) rendering system designed to handle large scale Gaussian Splatting scenes. The system splits a model into smaller chunks and streams only the quality level each chunk requires on demand. Areas far from the camera or occluded are automatically reduced in detail, while the region being viewed stays at full quality. According to Blurry, a 40M+ splat scene can now be streamed directly in a browser with no downloads or plugins required.
Blurry recommends enabling LoD for any model over 2M splats. On the upload side, the platform handles compression and LoD generation automatically. Users drop in their 3DGS files and Blurry processes them. For optimal quality, users need to upload multiple resolution variants of the same model, though the team says they’re working to remove that requirement.
Blurry has also overhauled its pricing structure. The free tier has been increased from 1GB to 30GB of storage with no credit card required. A new Professional tier operates on a pay as you go basis at $1 per GB per month, and includes commercial use rights and priority support. An Enterprise tier is also available for custom features and dedicated support.
To give a sense of storage requirements, a 15M splat scene runs about 7.5GB, a 43M splat scene takes roughly 21GB, and a 1M splat scene comes in around 275MB.
You can try Blurry at useblurry.com.
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