Build $10,000 Apple-Style AI 3D Websites in Minutes with Google Anti-Gravity

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Feb 22, 2026 · 4 min read · 54 views

Build $10,000 Apple-Style AI 3D Websites in Minutes with Google Anti-Gravity

Create premium, award‑worthy 3D product websites without heavy coding. Using a simple workflow—AI image generation, smooth animation, frame extraction, and Google Anti‑Gravity—you can produce an interactive, scroll‑based product experience that looks like something from Apple. This guide walks through the exact steps, tools, prompts, and terminal commands needed to go from a single product photo to a local, fully interactive 3D website.

What you will build

A scroll‑driven hero that transitions from a polished product shot into an exploded internal view. The animation plays smoothly as you scroll, showing internal components, features, and premium product copy. Everything is generated and composed with AI, then assembled inside Google Anti‑Gravity for a professional website experience.

Tools required

  • Google Whisk — AI image generation (product shots and exploded components)

  • Google Veo Flow — animate frames to create polished disassembly videos

  • EZGif — convert video to sequential JPG frames

  • Google Anti‑Gravity — Web IDE for assembling the scroll experience

  • NodeJS — local runtime to run the generated site

  • Mac computer (tutorial uses Mac steps); Google One Pro recommended for higher generation limits

Step 1 — Generate premium product images (Whisk)

Start with a high‑quality product image (example: Sony WH‑1000XM6). Whisk lets you add the product as a subject and generate hyper‑real renders tailored to your hero layout.

Key tips for image generation

  • Set the subject to your product and request a horizontal orientation for the hero.

  • Use a universal prompt that requests a high‑end, premium product shot with studio lighting and clean composition.

  • Generate two key images: the assembled product (start) and an exploded component or side view (end).

  • If initial results are off, tweak the prompt or generate multiple variations until the start and end frames align visually.

Step 2 — Create an exploded disassembly animation (Veo Flow)

Upload your start and end images to Veo Flow and use the frames‑to‑video option to generate a smooth transition that looks like an Apple product reveal.

Recommended prompt for Veo Flow


Smoothly transition from the assembled product to exploded view. Slow motion, professional internal tech showcase. Apple‑style animation. High quality 3D explosion show with professional disassembly of parts before showing exploded view.

Generate an upscaled version at 30 FPS. Two generations can help you compare results—pick the one with the cleanest continuity between the assembled and exploded frames.

Step 3 — Convert the animation into frames (EZGif)

Convert your generated video into a sequence of JPG frames so the final website can play the animation on scroll.

How to extract frames

  1. Upload the video to EZGif or a similar converter.

  2. Set FPS to 30 for smooth motion.

  3. Convert to JPG frames and download the ZIP.

  4. Unzip the frames and confirm the sequence looks correct (names should be in chronological order).

Step 4 — Set up Google Anti‑Gravity and NodeJS

Google Anti‑Gravity assembles the frames into a scroll‑based website. The local setup uses NodeJS so you can preview and tweak the site on localhost.

Install and prepare

  1. Install Google Anti‑Gravity for Mac (download DMG).

  2. Install NodeJS for Mac from nodejs.org.

  3. Create a project folder on your desktop (example: 10k_USD_award_winning).

  4. Unzip the frames folder and paste it inside the project folder so Anti‑Gravity can reference it.

Paste the AI prompt into Anti‑Gravity

The doc with full prompt packs contains the universal product prompt and explosion prompts. Paste the complete prompt into the right‑hand prompt area inside Anti‑Gravity and select Gemini 3 Pro High for best results.

Prompts document:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KSTMRmM4NxHf6TrIwyAE-lrMn8exKdb-JuxKb_i_578/edit?usp=sharing

Run the local site

From the project folder, run the following commands in Terminal to install dependencies and start the local development server:


cd [project-folder-name]
npm install
npm run dev

After running npm run dev you will get a localhost URL. Open it in your browser to preview the interactive 3D website. The frames sequence will play on scroll, showing the assembled product transforming into the exploded internal view.

Customization and polishing

  • Change product: phones, watches, speakers—any high‑quality product image works.

  • Tweak animation speed by changing FPS before extracting frames.

  • Adjust color schemes and copy through the Anti‑Gravity project files.

  • Generate additional component shots (side angles, details) for richer scroll sections.

Why this workflow can command $10,000

This approach delivers Apple‑level product visualization with minimal manual effort. Key value points:

  • Highly polished 3D renders and exploded technical showcases.

  • Interactive, scroll‑driven narrative that highlights product features.

  • Rapid iteration: change prompts and re‑generate without rebuilding layouts.

  • Zero heavy 3D modeling expertise required—most work is prompt engineering.

Troubleshooting & final tips

  • If exploded pieces look inconsistent, regenerate the end frame with tighter constraints (same lighting and camera angle as start).

  • Keep the start and end images visually similar to avoid odd transitions.

  • Use multiple generations to get the best intermediate frames; then choose the cleanest result for frame extraction.

  • Sign in to Google One Pro for higher generation limits in Veo Flow and Whisk.

Summary checklist

  1. Pick a high‑quality product image.

  2. Generate premium assembled and exploded images in Whisk.

  3. Create a smooth disassembly animation in Veo Flow using the Apple‑style prompt.

  4. Convert video to 30 FPS JPG frames via EZGif and unzip into a project folder.

  5. Install Google Anti‑Gravity and NodeJS, paste prompts, select Gemini 3 Pro High.

  6. Run npm install and npm run dev, then open the localhost URL to preview.

reference: https://youtu.be/DJMsXSr1jec?si=ZvxDi8ygrARkhGl-

With these steps you can produce a high‑impact, interactive 3D product website in minutes. Experiment with prompts, iterate on renders, and customize the Anti‑Gravity project to match brand aesthetics. Sky’s the limit—build something that feels premium, technical, and unforgettable.