PlatformVisualizeProduct imagery
Made-to-measure products come in more variants than any photographer can shoot. oneCORE renders every configuration from its 3D model, refines it with AI where that helps, and puts the image where you sell: the webshop, the configurator and the quote.
✦No photo shoot for a new variantSawiday, from the same 3D model
How an image is made
Model the product once. Each configuration gets its own image from there, so a new finish or size never waits for a photo shoot.
Each product is modelled once in oneCORE. Our 3D artists can reuse your models from Maya, 3ds Max or Blender.
After configuration, an image is rendered in a render farm, so a high-quality image of exactly that product is always ready.
AI refines the render into a product image for the webshop, or places the configured product in a real setting.
In production
Sawiday's own Saniclass vanity range comes in many sizes, colours and finishes: too many to photograph. oneCORE renders every variant from the 3D model, and AI refines the render into a product image for the webshop.
Customers build their outdoor kitchen in 3D, module by module. AI turns the configuration into a lifestyle image, so they see their kitchen in a real setting, right in the quote.
Barbas sells wood and gas fireplaces through dealers. AI visuals show the configured fireplace in a room, ready for visual selling.
Image pre-sets
An image uploaded bigger than its frame slows the page down. oneCORE links every image to pre-sets, made for the page layout, the place on the page and the image container.
Each image has several pre-sets, so it fits one, two or three products per row, on mobile, tablet and desktop. No manual resizing.
Customer story · Bathroom
Each Saniclass vanity is modelled once in oneCORE. Every variant gets its image from that model, refined with AI, and the same 3D configurator runs online and in Sawiday's showrooms. A new finish or size goes online without a photo shoot.
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Questions
Most of the time, yes. Our 3D artists import models from Maya, 3ds Max or Blender and prepare them for the web. Reusing them saves time and cost.
Where it helps: images of a configured outdoor kitchen in a real setting (Lusso Outdoor), and product images rendered from 3D and refined with AI (Sawiday). Every configurator is tested with your real products before it goes live.
Not for every variant. At Sawiday, a new finish or size gets its image from the same 3D model, without a photo shoot.
No. Image pre-sets give every image the size its container needs, on mobile, tablet and desktop, so pages load fast.
Yes. Taxonomy product tagging is in every package, and image tagging is part of Fully e-commerce. See pricing.
Book a 30-minute demo, or try a configurator in 3D first.