3D product model
Accurate dimensions, web-light model.
3D and AR layer
A 3D and AR layer on product pages
The product rotates, sits in the room at true scale and switches variants on the page. What a photo can't convey becomes visible.
Brands we work with
Services
Three core capabilities
WebAR placement
No app required, true scale.
Variant configurator
Color and material change on the product.
Live demo
How it looks in place
Clicking an image opens the demo.
Process
Four steps
- 01
Product input
Photos or measurements.
- 02
3D asset
Modeling and optimization.
- 03
Integration
One-line embed.
- 04
Measurement
Engagement and conversion.
Cost
Cost sits in asset production
Existing assets are used as they are. Otherwise production runs from scratch or through an AI-assisted hybrid flow that lowers time and cost.
Case study
Kumtel: size clarity
The catalog was turned into 3D twins. Products appeared in the kitchen at 1:1 scale and the size question was answered on the page.
- Sales
- Higher conversion
- Returns
- Fewer wrong-size orders
- Time
- Longer sessions
- Interest
- More interaction
FAQ
Clear on the technical side
- Does it need an app?
- No. WebAR runs in the browser; on iOS and Android the product is placed at 1:1 scale.
- What is required?
- Product photos and measurements. An existing 3D model is optimized for the web.
- Does it affect page speed?
- The viewer is lazy-loaded behind a poster image, so there's no layout shift. Target model size is around 5 MB.
- Which platforms?
- Shopify, WooCommerce and custom storefronts. A one-line embed or a theme component.
- Which formats?
- Web-optimized GLB, USDZ for iOS, plus renders and video. Model ownership stays with the brand.
Getting started
A one-product pilot
One product goes on the page in 3D and AR, with measurement in place. The next step follows the data.