VR Stereo Viewer

WebXR side-by-side stereoscopic viewer for the Meta Quest Browser. Requires HTTPS and a Quest headset for immersive VR.

2D preview note

The preview above shows both eye planes overlapped for reference. True binocular separation happens only inside VR, where the left eye sees the left-eye plane and the right eye sees the right-eye plane via WebXR camera layer masking.

Troubleshooting

Enter VR button is disabled
Your browser doesn't advertise immersive-vr support. Open the site in the Meta Quest Browser over an HTTPS URL. Non-Quest browsers won't offer the button.
Image appears flat / no depth
The image may not actually be stereoscopic (mono duplicated), or the format is wrong. Try switching between Side-by-side, Side-by-side reversed, and Top/bottom.
Depth is reversed (things pop in when they should pop out)
The eyes are swapped. Toggle "Swap left / right eyes" or switch to the reversed format.
I see three images (a center 3D image plus two side ghosts)
That's actually correct stereo behavior — the center is the real 3D fused image, and the side strips are the peripheral zones only one eye can see (the "stereoscopic window"). To reduce it: increase screen size, move it closer, switch Projection to Curved, or use the VR180 dome projection to fill your entire field of view.
Eyes are misaligned / ghosting
Use the Horizontal and Vertical align sliders to nudge the image until features line up comfortably. Small values (a few centimeters) are usually enough.
Browser permissions / WebXR compatibility
Ensure the page is served over HTTPS (Lovable's published URL works), allow VR when prompted, and update the Quest Browser to the latest version. Some enterprise device policies disable WebXR.