Photorealistic 3D product images

The cost of 3D product images depends on the scope of your project. We don’t work with fixed price lists because every product range, workflow, and delivery need is different.

The price is typically influenced by:

• Product complexity: How detailed are the products, and how many products do you need visualized?
• 3D files: Do you already have usable 3D files, or should we create the 3D model for you?
• Materials and textures: Are the digital materials already created, or do we need to digitize new surfaces, colors, and finishes?
• Image types: Do you need packshots, main images, close-ups, variants, campaign images, or social media assets?
• Resolution and formats: Where will the images be used, and what file sizes do you need?
• Process setup: How many people are involved, and how many feedback rounds are needed?

Once we understand your products and your goals, we can recommend the right setup and provide a quotation.

Our standard resolution is A5 in 2500x2500 pixels, unless another resolution is specified in your quotation.

We can also deliver images in other sizes and formats depending on where you need to use them, for example on your website, in e-commerce, printed materials, campaign assets, or social media.

If you already have 3D files of your product, we can often use them as a starting point. 

If you don’t have a 3D model, we can create one for you. In that case, we’ll need product references, such as photos, drawings, measurements, material samples, and any other details that help us accurately recreate the product.

We match colors, materials, and textures by digitizing physical samples with photo and scan technology. This helps us recreate surfaces such as fabric, wood, stone, metal, paint, gloss, and other finishes with a high level of realism.

This step is important for photorealistic product images because the small details often shape how customers perceive the quality of your product.

For a typical first production with a new client, we recommend allowing 1–2 months. Once the 3D model and materials are created, updates, variants, or small changes to existing projects can often be completed in one or a few days. 

However, delivery time depends on the project scope, production capacity, number of products, proofing rounds, and whether we need to create new 3D models or materials. 

 Once the invoice has been paid, the final images and copyright belong to you. The exact terms will also be defined in our standard conditions as part of your quotation. 

The project manager of your project will send a time schedule of the different steps in the process. Here you will find when and what to comment on.

Traditional product photography depends on physical products, locations, lighting, photographers, transport, and a full setup around each shoot.

With 3D product images, we create your product digitally and render it in photorealistic quality. That gives you more control over angles, lighting, materials, colors, and variants. It also makes it easier to update or reuse your product visuals later without having to start from scratch.

Yes. If we have the right product data, we can create 3D product images before the physical product is ready.

We can work from technical files, drawings, photos, measurements, material samples, or a combination of these. This is especially useful when you need marketing visuals ready for a product launch, even while the final product is still in development.

Yes. Once your product has been created as a high-quality 3D model, we can use it to show different colors, materials, finishes, sizes, and configurations.

This is one of the big advantages of CGI product images. Instead of photographing every variant individually, we can create a more scalable image setup that keeps your product range consistent across your website, catalog, campaigns, and sales material.

Accuracy starts with good product information. We use your technical files, measurements, photos, drawings, and material samples to understand the product properly before creating the final images.

Our team then digitally recreates the shape, proportions, colors, textures, reflections, and small details. Product and material approvals are built into the process, so you can review the important details along the way. AI can support selected parts of the workflow, but the final quality control stays with our specialists.

Yes. Once your product exists as a 3D model, it becomes much easier to update the visuals later.

We can adjust colors, materials, angles, lighting, backgrounds, labels, finishes, or product details without planning a new photoshoot. This is useful when your product range changes, when you need seasonal updates, or when your marketing team needs fresh content for new channels.

Yes. A high-quality 3D model can be used to create main product images, packshots, close-ups, detail shots, and variant images.

Close-ups are especially useful for highlighting texture, materials, construction, functionality, and premium details that help customers understand your product's quality.

Yes. A 3D model can often serve as the foundation for much more than just product images.

Once your product is digitalized, it can support lifestyle images, product configurators, animations, 360° views, augmented reality, and other interactive tools. That means your first 3D production can become part of a larger visual content setup, where you create once and keep building from there.