Product renders that pass for photos

CAD or STEP files are ideal. Without them, we work from technical drawings or clear photographs from every side, plus physical dimensions. For materials, swatches or close-up photos of the real finish help us match colour and texture accurately.

It is quoted per scope, because a single bottle with three renders and a sofa range in twelve fabrics are different jobs. The main drivers are how complex the product is, how many materials and colourways it has, the number of final images, and whether you need animation or real-time models. You get a fixed quote after the brief.

Yes. We deliver a high-detail model for renders and an optimised real-time version as GLB for web viewers built with Three.js, and USDZ for AR Quick Look on iPhone and iPad.

Often, once a range has more than a few colourways or the product changes regularly. A model is built once, and every new angle, finish or background is a re-render rather than a new shoot. For a single product photographed once, a shoot can be the better choice, and we will tell you so.

Yes. We render interiors, retail spaces and fit-outs before they are built, as still images and short walkthrough films for pitches, property listings and client approvals. We work from floor plans, elevations or a designer's drawings, with finishes matched to the real material samples.

Accurate materials and lighting do most of the work: measured colour, surface roughness taken from real swatches, small imperfections on edges and a lighting setup that matches your existing photography. We check renders side by side with product photos before they are delivered.

You do. On final payment we hand over the source scene files, the renders and the real-time models, and you are free to use them anywhere.