Catalogue-ready images for every SKU, straight from CAD

The catalogue problem

A manufacturer's catalogue grows every season, and each design can come in several karats, metal colours and stone qualities. Retailers and wholesale buyers expect clean, consistent images for every option, often before a single piece is produced. Traditional photography needs a sample of each variation, a studio day and a retoucher, and it still struggles to keep the look consistent from one season to the next.

CAD files are already the source of truth for production. Rendering them means every image is drawn from the same file your workshop casts from.

Bring the whole archive into one library

Uploads are unlimited, so you can bring every active design and your archive into one private library. Upload whole folders at once, and the uploader reads SKUs from file names such as RG-1042_Solitaire.glb, so the library stays organised by your own codes. Group designs into collections by season, buyer or category, filter by jewelry type and file format, and find any piece by name or SKU in seconds.

One look across every SKU

Consistency is what makes a catalogue look professional. Pick one of the 26 scene presets, or set up your own combination of background, lighting and ground, and use it for every design in a collection. Use the same one-click camera poses, such as a three-quarter hero and a top view, so every ring and every pendant is framed the same way. Each model is opened and exported in the studio, and with one scene and a fixed set of poses the work becomes a quick, repeatable routine. Save the angles you need as poses, and the studio exports every saved angle of the open model in one go as a ZIP of images.

Variants instead of samples

Most designs are offered in yellow, white and rose gold, and often in different karats. The metal library includes karat golds such as 9k, 14k and 22k alongside polished, brushed, matte and sand finishes, and the gem library covers diamonds by colour grade and the common coloured stones. Save each option as a variant and export the same angles, so buyers can compare options side by side without you casting a single extra piece.

Previews for buyers

Wholesale buyers often want to review new designs before they commit. Send them renders by email, or create share links that open each model in an interactive 3D view. When a buyer requests a change, update the CAD file, upload the new version and send a fresh link. Everyone sees the same thing, which reduces back and forth and misunderstandings about the final piece. For trade shows and buyer meetings, keep a collection of new designs ready so you can open any piece in 3D on a laptop in seconds.

Marketing images without a studio day

Retail partners also need lifestyle content. AI product scenes place your pieces on marble, velvet, sand or a setting you describe, and the AI photoshoot shows pieces worn on a hand, ear, neck or wrist with six skin tones and eight styles, including festive Indian styling. These images are useful for line sheets, trade show material and the assets you supply to retailers. Review every AI image before you send it out.

Formats your team already uses

Manufacturing teams rarely use one CAD package. RenderMyJewels accepts Rhino 3DM, GLB, glTF, STL, OBJ and FBX, so files from Rhino, MatrixGold, JewelCAD, 3Design, ZBrush or Blender can all go into the same library. Rhino 3DM and GLB keep layer and part names best, which is how stones are found automatically, while STL files arrive as a single part. Whatever the format, the final metal and gem materials are applied in the studio. Upload limits are 100 MB for most formats and 200 MB for 3DM and FBX, which covers most jewelry files.

Working with production

Renders also help inside the business. Sales teams can show a design to a client before it reaches the casting floor, and the same images can travel with an order so everyone refers to the same visual. Keep the renders and the CAD file together in the library so the reference is always easy to find.

Plans for manufacturers

Every plan includes unlimited model uploads and the full studio. Premium costs $49 a month or $490 a year and adds 150 AI images and 5 AI videos every month. See pricing for the details, or contact us if you are moving a large archive and want help planning it.