# Turn Images into Aerial Drone Views Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/aerial-drone-view Creator: @maggie Saved recipe example · version 2 Turn a source image into a realistic aerial drone view while preserving its scene, environment, subject, and details\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/41d6373424fe2186428a3b5aa020ae1001fb75ae8b4a17c7c671198a7c3c4db2.jpg ## Explore the Aerial View The saved example connects one source image to an aerial drone view, demonstrating how the recipe reframes the same scene while retaining its subject and details\. ## Default inputs ### Source Image Type: image [Source Image]() ## Saved outputs ### Aerial Drone View Type: image [Aerial Drone View]() ## Ways to use this recipe Use a single source image to explore aerial perspectives across architecture, photography, and visual planning\. ### Architecture site studies Transform an image of a building or space into an aerial view to support early site and context discussions\. ### Property presentation concepts Create an aerial perspective from a property image for presentation materials that need a broader view of the same environment\. ### Spatial moodboards Add an aerial interpretation of an architectural scene to moodboards and style frames without changing its core subject\. ### Photography perspective exploration Test how a photographic scene could read from above while keeping the original environment and subject recognizable\. ### Location\-based visual planning Use an aerial view as a planning reference when organizing images around a place, setting, or spatial concept\. ### Scene comparison reviews Compare the source image with its aerial output to discuss changes in viewpoint while tracking the same scene and details\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does the Aerial Drone View recipe do? It converts one source image into a realistic aerial drone view\. The recipe is designed to keep the same scene, environment, subject, and details while changing the viewpoint\. ### Who is this recipe for? It can help people working with architecture and spaces, photography, or moodboards and style frames\. It is useful when you want to explore an aerial perspective from an existing image rather than start with a different scene\. ### What do I need to provide? The recipe has one exposed input: Source Image\. Add the image you want to transform, then the recipe produces an output labeled Aerial Drone View\. ### Can I change the image used by the recipe? Yes\. Source Image is an editable input in Fuser, so you can replace the saved example with another image before using the recipe\. ### What does the saved example show? The saved example shows the recipe’s connected source image and Aerial Drone View output\. It demonstrates the intended image\-to\-image transformation, but it is a saved example rather than a new run for your image\. ### What kinds of images are appropriate? Choose an image containing a scene, environment, and subject that you want to reinterpret from an aerial perspective\. The recipe is most relevant to architectural spaces, photographic scenes, and visual references used in moodboards or style frames\. ### What should I expect from the output? The output is an image labeled Aerial Drone View\. It is intended to present the source scene from an aerial viewpoint while retaining its environment, subject, and details; the particular result depends on the source image you use\. ## Create an Aerial View from Your Image Log in to Fuser, choose a source image, and use this recipe to explore the same scene from an aerial perspective\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)