Drag the stage, or focus the light and use the arrow keys. Shift moves in bigger steps, Home resets.
Packshot. Key light 45° camera left, 35° high, medium softbox, rim light on. Shadow falls behind and to the right. example settings
3D product renders that look like a studio shoot, without the shoot
Packshots on white, lifestyle scenes, detail close-ups and colour variants rendered from your product model or CAD file. Consistent lighting across the catalogue. From €90 per image, packs of five from €390.
- Fixed price per image, agreed in writing before work starts
- You approve a clay render before colour and light go on
- The same light rig for every product, so next year's SKUs still match
What a 12-image product pack contains
One product, twelve shots, one light rig. Pick a channel to see which images it actually uses, or click shots to build your own list. The estimate updates as you go.
Marketplaces and shopping feeds have their own image rules, such as a pure white main image or no text on the product image. I follow the current rules for each channel you name; check them for your account too. Images for feeds pair well with product feeds for Google, Meta and TikTok.
Have a model or CAD file? Get a fixed price per image within one working day.
Get a render quoteEvery render goes through four passes
Wireframe, clay, textured, final. You sign off the clay pass, so shape and camera are agreed before a single colour is matched. Drag the slider to see each pass.
From CAD file to product page
Five steps, each with something you can look at and approve.
- 1
Model in
STEP, OBJ, FBX or GLB. No model yet? Photos and dimensions, and I model it first.
- 2
Clay sign-off
One neutral render per angle. You approve shape, crop and camera height.
- 3
Materials
Colours from codes or posted samples, label artwork from your vector files.
- 4
Light and render
The saved studio rig in Blender, so a product added next season matches this one. Packshots render in Cycles, Blender's path tracer, for true shadows, reflections and glass; EEVEE, its real-time engine, gives a fast consistent look for colour variants and turntables.
- 5
Delivery
Full-resolution PNG or TIFF plus web WebP or AVIF, named by SKU and angle.
Render prices
Proposed from-prices in euros, excluding VAT 25.5 %, for renders from an existing model. Your written quote is fixed before work starts.
Single image
One shot from a model you already have.
- Packshot, lifestyle or detail
- Full resolution plus a web-optimised file
- One revision round
Pack of five
The core set for one product page.
- Front, three-quarter, back, detail and one lifestyle
- Clay sign-off before final light
- Same rig reused for your next products
Full product pack
All twelve shots from the list above.
- Two five-packs plus two single images
- Square, 4:5 and 9:16 crops where needed
- Colour variants quoted per colour
If a render does not match what you approved, it gets fixed. The clay render and your material samples are the reference. A final image that strays from them is redone within the agreed price. owner to confirm
No model yet? Product modelling starts from €290 and the same model serves renders, web viewers and AR later.
When a photo shoot is the better choice
Renders are not always the cheaper or the more convincing option. I will tell you when they are not.
- Food, cut flowers and soft textiles with a natural drape. A photographer captures them faster, and they read as real straight away.
- You need people: hands holding the product, faces, a moment of use. That is a shoot with models, not a render.
- One or two products that never change, and a good photographer nearby. A half-day studio booking may cost less than modelling plus rendering.
Questions about product renders
Can renders replace product photography?
For most hard goods, yes. Bottles, boxes, furniture, electronics and packaging render convincingly, and every angle and colour stays consistent. Photography still wins for food, people using the product, and very soft or fuzzy materials such as knitwear or fur. Many stores mix both: renders for the catalogue, photos for campaigns.
Can you make colour variants?
Yes, and this is where 3D saves the most. Once the model and light are set, each colour or finish is a material change rendered from exactly the same camera, so the variants line up perfectly on the product page. Send colour codes or physical samples; Pantone or RAL references help me match them.
What do you need from me to start?
A 3D model or CAD file if you have one, such as STEP, OBJ or FBX. Without one, photos from several angles and the main dimensions let me model it first. Add your label artwork as vector files, colour references, and the list of shots and image sizes your store needs.
Get a render quote
Tell me the product, how many shots and where they will be used. Attach a model, CAD file or photos if you have them. You get a written fixed price within one working day.
- Fixed price per image before work starts
- Clay render to approve before final light
- You receive the usage rights to the finished images
Pikselipolku is an independent studio and is not affiliated with Google, Meta or any marketplace named on this page.