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Availability · November 12, 2025

Marble for everyone

On 12 November 2025 World Labs opened Marble to everyone: from text, images, video or a coarse 3D layout it creates a three-dimensional world that can be edited and exported.

Why it matters

A generated world became a file: it can be exported as Gaussian splats, meshes or video and taken into other software. An editorial assessment: the product is described by the company itself, and the sources hold no independent comparison with other world generators.

By the company’s post, Marble accepts text, one or several images, video or a coarse 3D layout; a world can be edited, a chosen region expanded, and several worlds composed. Chisel is an experimental mode: the user lays out coarse shapes or imported objects and a text prompt sets the style. Export: Gaussian splats (rendered in the browser by Spark, an open-source renderer), triangle meshes of two kinds, low-fidelity for coarse physics and high-quality, and video. Marble Labs is a showcase of projects and tutorials. What the record does not state. The post names no prices or plans, gives no comparison and no user numbers; “first-in-class” is the company’s own wording. An outlet the next day restates the launch without testing it. The earlier preview of Marble (September 2025) is not recorded separately here.

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November 12, 2025
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General availability from 12 November 2025; a preview and beta users came earlier, “two months ago” in the post’s words.

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