A bird’s-eye view is an elevated view of an object from above, with a perspective as if the viewer were a bird. It looks like a 3D model of a city.

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A bird’s-eye view refers to a viewpoint from above, looking down on a scene or object. This perspective offers a comprehensive view of a landscape, cityscape, or other large areas, similar to what a bird might see while flying overhead. It’s often used in photography, filmmaking, and mapping because it provides a complete and expansive view of the subject.

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