Show customers pieces you do not have in the case

The limits of the showcase

Every retailer knows the moment. A customer loves a design but wants it in rose gold, or with a smaller stone, or as part of a matching set you do not stock. Ordering samples for every possible request is not practical, and a sketch or a flat catalogue image rarely gives the customer the confidence to commit. Rendering lets you show the actual piece, in the actual option, on the spot or within the day.

Special orders with real images

When you have the CAD file from your supplier or your own designer, upload it and set the requested metal and stones. The metal library covers yellow gold in several karats, white and rose gold, platinum and silver, with polished, brushed and matte finishes, and the gem library covers diamonds by colour grade and the popular coloured stones. Export the views the customer cares about, such as the face-up view of a ring and its profile, and save the combination as a variant.

Follow up with a share link

Many purchases are decided at home, with family. After a visit, send the customer a share link that opens the piece in an interactive 3D view in the browser. They can turn it, look at it from every side and show it to whoever they need to. When they come back, you are both looking at the same design.

Custom work with fewer surprises

Custom pieces carry the risk that the finished item does not match what the customer imagined. Approving a set of renders before the piece is made, including the face, profile and any engraving, reduces that risk. If the design changes, render the new version and approve it again. Our guide to personalised jewelry previews describes a simple approval workflow.

Content for your own channels

Retailers increasingly compete online as well as on the high street. Use renders for your website and social channels, and turn them into on-model images with the AI photoshoot, which shows pieces on a hand, ear, neck or wrist with six skin tones and eight styles. AI product scenes place pieces on marble, velvet or rose petals for campaigns, and AI video makes short clips for Reels and Stories.

Festive and wedding seasons

Diwali, Akshaya Tritiya, wedding season, Valentine's Day and the holidays each need fresh campaign images, often at short notice. Rendering means you can prepare imagery for new arrivals before they are delivered, and the festive Indian and bridal AI styles help you create seasonal content without booking a model shoot.

In the store

The studio runs in a modern browser, so a laptop or tablet at the counter is enough to show a customer a piece in 3D, switch its metal or stone and take a screenshot for them. Keep your most requested designs as favourites in your library so they are one tap away.

Train your team in an afternoon

The studio is designed for people who are not 3D specialists. Staff pick materials from visual presets, choose a lighting environment and a background, and export with a click, so most retail teams can produce good images after a short walkthrough. Scene presets and one-click poses mean a new team member gets the same look as everyone else from the first day.

Keep a library of your best sellers

Upload the CAD files for your most requested designs once and keep them as favourites, organised into collections such as bridal, everyday and festive. When a customer asks about a variation, you can answer in minutes instead of days, and any model you remove can be restored from the trash for 30 days.

Getting started

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 for campaign content. See pricing for the full comparison.