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Marble 1.1 Plus

World Labs' public API model for turning text, images, panoramas, multi-view sets, or video into large explorable 3D worlds and spatial assets.

Plain-English overview

What Marble 1.1 Plus actually is

Marble 1.1 Plus is the expansive member of World Labs' public world-generation lineup. Its asynchronous API returns a navigable world plus assets such as Gaussian splats, collider meshes, and panoramas for web or downstream 3D use.

The price has two parts: input-to-panorama preparation and world generation. Plus can automatically spend additional credits to expand larger scenes, so exact cost is known after the request rather than entirely in advance.

Good fit for

  • Turning visual references into explorable spaces
  • Web-based spatial experiences
  • 3D previsualization and world asset pipelines

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The facts that matter for world models

These are provider-published specifications, not Cody benchmark scores. Follow the linked sources for current limits and endpoint-specific exceptions.

Price basisPublic API cost where available; research and private-beta models may not publish one.
1,500 base + 0–1,500 variable credits
Access stagePublic API, research experiment, partner onboarding, or private beta.
Public API
What it createsThe kind of interactive environment or embodied experience produced.
Explorable 3D world / spatial asset
InteractionPublished frame rate, latency, or realtime behavior with its original basis.
Rendered after asynchronous generation
Visual outputProvider-published resolution or output format where available.
Multiple splat LODs; source-dependent
API accessWhether developers can integrate the model today and under what access model.
Yes, World API

API and provider access

Where to get Marble 1.1 Plus

Availability

Regions and access stage

Public World API and Marble application access.

World Labs does not enumerate model-specific country access on the model page; verify platform eligibility and enterprise terms.

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Data and training

The route matters.

World Labs' paid-user terms allow users to opt out prospectively from use of user content for model training. Free-account terms differ; review the current account settings and contract before sending proprietary spatial data.

This is a concise reading of the cited provider material, not legal advice. A third-party gateway can have different storage, routing, training, and residency terms from the model maker's direct API.

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Frequently asked questions

Marble 1.1 Plus FAQ

What is Marble 1.1 Plus?

World Labs' public API model for turning text, images, panoramas, multi-view sets, or video into large explorable 3D worlds and spatial assets. Marble 1.1 Plus is the expansive member of World Labs' public world-generation lineup. Its asynchronous API returns a navigable world plus assets such as Gaussian splats, collider meshes, and panoramas for web or downstream 3D use.

When was Marble 1.1 Plus released?

Marble 1.1 Plus was released on April 2, 2026 according to the cited provider materials.

Where can I access Marble 1.1 Plus?

Public World API and Marble application access. The access routes listed in this guide are World Labs, World Labs.

How much does Marble 1.1 Plus cost?

1,500–3,000 world-generation credits. Base world generation is 1,500 credits with up to 1,500 variable credits for larger worlds; input conversion can add 0–100 credits. API credits are sold at $1 per 1,250 credits.

Where is Marble 1.1 Plus available?

Public World API and Marble application access. World Labs does not enumerate model-specific country access on the model page; verify platform eligibility and enterprise terms.

Is my Marble 1.1 Plus API data used for training?

World Labs' paid-user terms allow users to opt out prospectively from use of user content for model training. Free-account terms differ; review the current account settings and contract before sending proprietary spatial data. The policy belongs to the provider route and account terms, so verify it again before production use.