AR 3D Modeling Services

It means turning a real product into a 3D digital model that shoppers can view through their phone or tablet – as if it’s right there in the room. With AR technology, they can place the item in their space to see how it looks and fits, like trying out a chair in the living room before hitting ‘buy’.

AR uses a phone’s camera to place virtual objects in real environments. So, for example, a customer can point their phone at their living room and see how a new armchair would look in that exact spot. They can walk around it, zoom in, or move it around. It makes the shopping experience feel more real and interactive.

Prices in our current price list for orders of 200+ items a year: simple AR models are $60, medium $100, complex $300 and highly complex from $375. If you order an AR model together with a model for 3D visualization, the AR version costs 40% of that model’s price: for a $100 model it is $40. Send us your product list and we will confirm the level of each item.

Pretty much anything physical. The furniture industry has been leading the way, but AR also works great for home decor, electronics, fashion accessories, kitchen appliances. If your product has size, shape, or visual detail that matters to your customers, AR can really help.

AR models can be used across a wide range of digital platforms and sales channels. On Amazon, they power View in 3D, View in Your Room, and Virtual Try-On experiences directly on product listings. On Shopify, uploading a GLB file instantly enables a 3D viewer and mobile AR on your product pages. Google supports 3D models in Shopping ads and search results through Merchant Center's virtual model link. On Apple devices, USDZ files launch AR Quick Look right from Safari – no app needed.

Beyond major marketplaces, AR models work on your own eCommerce website through tools like Google's open-source web component, which embeds interactive 3D with just a line of HTML. They can also be used in social media campaigns, in-store digital displays, virtual showrooms, and interactive product configurators. The most common formats are GLB for Android, web, and most eCommerce platforms, and USDZ for Apple devices.

First, it gives customers confidence – they can see the product in their space before buying, which means fewer returns and more sales. AR product visualization also keeps them browsing longer and gives your brand a fresh, tech-savvy edge. It’s an easy way to stand out and make shopping a lot more fun.

Yes, absolutely. In addition to the image references, we’ll just need the product’s dimensions. With that information, our 3D artists can create an accurate and detailed 3D model for you.