Google DeepMind open-sources GR3EN for controllable video relighting
jon_barron · x · 2026-07-21
Google DeepMind open-sources GR3EN for controllable scene relighting
GR3EN is a generative relighting system for 3D scenes and real-world videos. It lets users click on lights in a video, change their colors, add new light sources, or turn existing ones off, while preserving consistent shadows, reflections, and interreflections.
Key points:
- Works in the browser with zero setup
- Supports real-world videos, including robotics and egocentric footage
- Released with a demo, paper, code, and project page
- Accepted to SIGGRAPH 2026
The work is attributed to Google DeepMind, Google Research, and the University of Amsterdam.
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