3D Product Rendering Services for Photorealistic Product Images

It is the process of building a digital 3D model of a product, applying accurate materials and lighting to it, then calculating a photorealistic image from a virtual camera. Nothing is photographed. The image is computed, so the same model can be reused for every angle, color, finish and background you need afterward.

Product rendering with 7CGI starts at $150 an image, and bulk orders are discounted. Price moves with modeling difficulty, the number of angles and variations, and whether you need animation or AR files on top of stills. Our cost guide includes a calculator you can use to size your own project before you contact us.

First drafts come back in 3 to 5 business days for a standard single product, and final files land 1 to 2 business days after you approve. Large catalogs run in batches on a schedule we agree at the quote stage. Rush work is available, so tell us the deadline when you send the brief.

Unlimited rounds on the approved brief. We offer that because we are confident in the work, not because we expect you to use it, and most clients approve within the first two rounds. New angles, additional products or a changed design are quoted as extra work rather than counted as revisions.

Whatever you already have. CAD or STEP files are ideal, but reference photos, dimensioned drawings, sketches, finish charts and fabric swatches are enough on their own. We built 155 outdoor furniture products for one client with no CAD at all. Tell us the deliverables you need at the start, because marketplace listings carry their own image rules.

Yes. Concept and prototype stage products are a large part of what we do, and rendering them is often the whole point, because you get launch imagery before tooling exists. We have built finished product images from nothing but sketches and reference photos.

Yes. We deliver pure white background images at the pixel dimensions and product-to-frame ratios Amazon expects, plus the secondary lifestyle and infographic images that fill the rest of the gallery. We produce the same retailer-ready sets for Costco, Wayfair and dealer networks. Confirm the marketplace at the quote stage so we export to the right spec the first time.

Yes. Catalog work is where 3D pays for itself, and the price per image drops as volume rises. One client took 190 fabric variations through a single set of scenes, and another ran 155 products through one master asset library. Send us the SKU count and the angle list and we will quote the batch.

That is the main cost advantage of 3D. Once a product is modeled and approved, every colorway, fabric, metal finish and trim option becomes a re-render rather than a new photoshoot. Finish matrices that would each cost you a prototype and a studio day turn into an overnight batch.

Yes. We produce 360 degree spins, exploded views, assembly and function demonstrations, and full explainer animations. Motion is the right choice when a still image cannot show how a product opens, folds, adjusts or installs.

Yes. We optimize and export GLB and USDZ assets so shoppers can place your product in their own room from a phone. The models are built to load fast on mobile, which matters more for conversion than polygon count does.

Yes, and a steady share of our work is white label production for advertising agencies, e-commerce content studios and other visualization teams. You keep the client relationship, we absorb the overflow, and we match your naming conventions, lighting standards and retouch style so the output drops straight into your pipeline.

No. We build visualization models, and we build models suitable for 3D printing, but we do not produce geometry intended to be reverse engineered into manufacturing tooling. If you need production CAD, that is a different discipline and we will tell you so rather than take the job.

You do. The renders and the source assets are yours on final payment, and we keep a copy on our servers so returning for a new angle or a new colorway months later is quick rather than a rebuild.

We work under NDA as standard, files move through access-controlled cloud storage rather than open links, and unreleased work stays out of our portfolio until you clear it. Several of the projects we are proudest of are still not public.

Where it helps and where you approve it. An AI-assisted workflow speeds up early-stage modeling and ideation, while final image quality, material accuracy and brand consistency stay in the hands of the artists. If you would rather we ran a fully manual pipeline, say so and we will.

It depends on the project, and we will tell you when photography is the better answer. 3D wins when the product does not exist yet, when you need many variations, when reshoots would be constant, or when you want animation and AR out of the same asset. Photography still wins for a one-off shot of a finished product already sitting on a shelf.

Layered PSD or flattened JPG and PNG with transparency for stills, MP4 or MOV for animation, GLB and USDZ for AR, and image sequences for 360 degree spins. Tell us the pixel dimensions and color profile your platform expects and we export to it.

We keep your files for well over a year, so a request months after delivery is a quick turnaround rather than a fresh start. Finish changes, additional SKUs in the same family, and extra angles all reuse the assets we already built for you.

Yes. We publish completed projects and full case studies rather than a highlight reel, and on a catalog project we will render one sample SKU so you can judge realism, color accuracy and turnaround before you commit to the batch.