Aiseesoft Converter 3D – 3D Video Conversion, Format Export, Effects

What is included in Aiseesoft Converter 3D?

2D to 3D – Convert flat videos into stereoscopic 3D output.
Five 3D Modes – Anaglyph, side-by-side and top-and-bottom output options.
Depth Control – Adjustable stereoscopic depth from level 1 to 15.
Built-in Editing – Trim clips, add subtitles, watermarks and effects.
Performance Metric – AMD APP and NVIDIA CUDA hardware acceleration.
Important – Windows and Mac licenses are sold separately.

What are the main benefits of Aiseesoft Converter 3D?

Aiseesoft Converter 3D is a focused desktop tool that turns 2D footage into stereoscopic 3D and switches existing clips between 3D viewing modes. It does one job — preparing video for 3D displays, VR headsets and anaglyph glasses — rather than acting as a full editing suite.

One-Click Conversion – Generate 3D from 2D in three steps.
Real-Time Preview – Check the 3D effect before exporting anything.
Quality Retention – Keeps resolution and color during 3D conversion.
Format Flexibility – Exports MP4, MOV, MKV and AVI files.
Reverse Conversion – Turns 3D clips back into 2D playback.
Free Trial – Process up to five files before buying.

What does Aiseesoft Converter 3D do?

Aiseesoft Converter 3D turns standard 2D videos into stereoscopic 3D and converts existing 3D clips between viewing modes or back to flat 2D. It supports five output modes — Anaglyph 3D, Side-by-Side (Half-Width and Full) and Top & Bottom (Half-Height and Full) — and lets you set the stereoscopic depth on a scale from 1 to 15. In practice you can prepare footage for red-cyan anaglyph viewing, a 3D TV, or a VR headset, then fine-tune how strong the depth feels. It is built for conversion specifically, so it does not replace a full timeline editor.

Which video formats and 3D modes does Aiseesoft Converter 3D support?

It outputs widely used formats including MP4, MOV, MKV and AVI, and offers five stereoscopic modes: Anaglyph, Side-by-Side (Half-Width), Side-by-Side (Full), Top & Bottom (Half-Height) and Top & Bottom (Full). Anaglyph output is meant for inexpensive red-cyan glasses, while the side-by-side and top-and-bottom modes feed 3D displays and VR headsets. You can also re-encode an existing 3D file from one mode to another, for example Side-by-Side to Top-and-Bottom, without rebuilding the depth from scratch. Matching the mode to your playback hardware is the main decision before converting.

Can Aiseesoft Converter 3D convert 3D videos back to 2D?

Yes. The tool flattens 3D footage into ordinary 2D so a clip plays on phones, tablets or TVs that cannot display stereoscopic video. A common case is a 3D movie that will not play correctly on an iPad — converting it to 2D restores normal playback and makes the file easier to trim or re-share. The same broad input support (MP4, AVI, MKV, MOV and similar) applies in this direction as well.

Does Aiseesoft Converter 3D include editing tools, and where are its limits?

It includes basic editing — trimming, plus adding subtitles, watermarks, effects and audio — but it is a conversion tool rather than a full editor. The stereoscopic depth is set manually on a 1-to-15 scale; there is no AI-driven automatic depth or artifact correction, so the quality of the 3D effect depends on your settings and the source footage. If you also need color grading, multi-track timelines or AI upscaling, the larger Aiseesoft Video Converter Ultimate covers general conversion and enhancement, while this product stays focused on 3D. Choose Converter 3D when stereoscopic output is the actual goal, not general editing.

Who is Aiseesoft Converter 3D best suited for?

It suits anyone whose specific task is creating stereoscopic output rather than general editing: filmmakers converting legacy 2D footage, video bloggers adding cinematic depth, and home users making 3D clips for a 3D TV or VR headset. The three-step workflow — add a video, set the mode, depth and format, then generate — means no stereoscopic-rendering knowledge is needed. The reason to pick it over an all-purpose converter is the dedicated depth control and five 3D modes, which most general tools do not expose. If your work also needs grading or multi-clip editing, plan to pair it with a separate editor.

Does one license cover both Windows and Mac?

No. Aiseesoft Converter 3D ships as separate Windows and Mac builds, so a key bought for one platform will not activate the other. The Mac build requires macOS 10.12 or later, while the Windows build runs on Windows 7 through 11. Before buying, confirm which machine you will actually run conversions on, since the 3D rendering is done locally on that computer. This matters most if you move between a Mac and a PC and assume a single purchase carries across.

Frequently asked questions about Aiseesoft Converter 3D

Do I need 3D glasses or a 3D display to watch the converted videos?

Yes, the viewing hardware depends on the mode you choose. Anaglyph output needs inexpensive red-cyan glasses, while Side-by-Side and Top & Bottom files require a 3D-capable TV, monitor or VR headset to show depth correctly. The software creates the 3D file, but it cannot add depth to a screen that only displays 2D.

Can I convert only part of a video instead of the whole file?

Yes. Use the Cut option to select a segment and convert just that portion rather than the entire file. This is useful for testing how a 3D mode looks on a short clip before committing a long video to conversion.