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3D Product Viewer

Every angle.
Every detail.

Some things need a closer look. Let customers inspect shape, surface and construction in an interactive product experience. Keep the product and its supporting information in one place.

Why inspection matters

Understanding starts with looking.

Photography establishes a first impression. Rotate to see the profile. Zoom into a finish. Inspect the details that a single photograph leaves out. An approved viewer puts that exploration in the customer’s hands.

Interaction capabilities

Give each control a purpose.

Rotate and inspect

Explore different sides with camera limits suited to the object.

Zoom into detail

Bring seams, finishes and small components closer without losing the full product.

Explain a feature

Authored hotspots, dimensions or animations can explain details when included for the product.

Product categories

From furniture to engineered objects.

Furniture, footwear, appliances, vehicles and equipment raise different questions. The viewing setup and available detail should follow the product.

Plan a useful first example

Choose a product with reliable visual references and a clear reason to inspect it. More complex products may need component or movement explanations.

Browse viewer previews
Where a closer look helps

Detail becomes the story.

Furniture

Show a chair’s profile, the curve of its arms and the character of its upholstery.

Footwear & accessories

Draw attention to construction, fastenings and the materials that define a design.

Electronics & objects

Make product form, ports and physical controls easier to inspect.

Business use cases

Put inspection where questions arise.

Product pages

Place a closer look beside dimensions, materials and product information.

Campaign landing pages

Carry the product from an initial campaign image into a more detailed presentation.

Sales conversations

Use the same approved presentation to discuss features with a customer.

Feature and material study

The small details support the bigger decision.

Dark wristwatch showing its face, case and mesh strap
Illustrative product and application imagery.
Consumer electronics and personal devices arranged on a blue surface
Illustrative product imagery.

Illustrative product images. Feature controls and authored animations vary by product.

Integration

A closer look inside the buying journey.

Embed a verified experience or open it after a customer chooses to explore. Confirm layout, loading and the return path with your website team.

Keep the next step nearby

Enquiry, related products and commerce actions stay connected to your existing website. No separate product catalogue or authoring system is required for this page.

Desktop and mobile

Make room for the product on every screen.

Agree camera gestures, control sizing and device support for the experience. Keep a readable preview when the live view is unavailable.

Load when it helps

On collection pages, begin with an image or film. On a dedicated product page, choose an immediate view only after testing its loading cost.

Workflow

Prepare. Review. Publish.

Product
Experience
Publish
Website
From product to screen

Product

Gather product references, materials and the choices customers need to understand.

Before you begin

Define the product and the detail.

Does every product include hotspots or animation?

No. Those features must be included and reviewed for the particular product.

What assets are needed?

Share available product models, dimensions, material references and the details customers should be able to inspect. Production work is scoped separately where needed.

Can it be added to an existing website?

Yes, subject to an agreed and tested delivery method. Website placement, supported devices and fallback behavior are confirmed before release.

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A new way to discover

Give the details their moment.

Bring the product and the questions customers ask about it.

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