Product images, videos and 3D views for your online store

What an online jewelry product page needs

A strong jewelry product page usually has a clean main image on a white or light background, several angles, a close-up of the details, a worn or lifestyle image for scale and context, and a short video. Some stores add an interactive 3D view. Producing that for every product with photography takes samples, a studio and editing time, which is why many stores launch products with too few images.

Catalogue images that match across the store

Choose one scene for your catalogue, for example a light background with a soft contact shadow, and use it for every product. Use the same one-click poses so rings, earrings and pendants are framed consistently. Export square PNG or JPEG images of at least 2000 pixels for product pages. When your theme or a marketplace layout needs a cut-out, export on a plain white background and run the image through any free background remover. The white background guide covers the details.

Lifestyle and on-model images without a shoot

Context sells, but lifestyle shoots are expensive. AI product scenes place a piece on marble, velvet, sand, a jeweller's bench or a setting you describe, with lighting and reflections that match the scene. The AI photoshoot shows the piece worn on a hand, ear, neck, wrist or ankle with six skin tones and eight styles. Premium includes 150 AI images every month, and you review every image before it goes live.

Video for product pages and ads

Short videos help shoppers understand size, shape and sparkle. The studio exports 360 degree and multi-angle videos up to 4K in square, portrait, story and wide formats. Studio videos export as WebM, so convert them with any free tool if a platform asks for MP4. AI video turns a render or an on-model image into a 5 second clip, downloaded as MP4, which suits social ads and Reels.

An interactive 3D view on your product page

On Premium, share links come with embed code for an interactive 3D viewer. Most store builders let you paste embed code into a product description or a custom HTML block, so shoppers can turn the piece on your own product page. Our guide to embedding a 3D jewelry viewer walks through the steps.

Launch faster

Because images come from the CAD file, you can prepare a product page while the piece is still in production, or test a design with a pre-order page. When a design changes, upload the new file and export again, rather than reshooting. For stores that add new designs every week, this changes how quickly a collection can go live.

Organise products like your store

Uploads are unlimited, so your whole catalogue can live in one library. Upload folders at once and let the uploader read SKUs from file names, then group products into collections that mirror your store categories or launches. Search by name or SKU when a product page needs an update, and keep favourites for the products you refresh most often.

Seasonal refreshes

Holiday and festive campaigns often need new images for existing products. With the CAD files already in your library, you can create new AI scenes and videos for a campaign without touching your catalogue images, which keeps product pages consistent while your marketing changes.

Honest images, fewer surprises

Returns often come from expectations that the photos did not set. Show the real proportions, a worn image for scale and clear close-ups of clasps and settings. Renders made straight from the CAD file show the real shape and proportions of the design, as long as you choose metal and stone presets that match what you actually ship. The ecommerce conversion guide covers more ways to set expectations well.

Plans

Every plan includes unlimited model uploads and the full studio. Premium costs $49 a month or $490 a year and adds 150 AI images, 5 AI videos and embeddable 3D viewers. See pricing for the full comparison.