
How do you sell something online that nobody can smell?
A store organised by colour and mood, 3D renders that show each scent’s real ingredients, and email and tracking set up before a dollar went to ads.
Read the Next Fragrance case studyWe build your product once in 3D. Every angle, colour and scene after that is a render, not a reshoot.
Sound familiar?
Shoppers can’t touch the product. The photo is the product.
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Each one is fixed once, in the model, and stays fixed.
How it works
Once. Then every image is a render.
We model the exact shape from your photos, dimensions or CAD.
You approve the form before any polish is paid for.
Glass, metal, label print, liquid. Studio lights placed the way a photographer would place them.
Any angle, any colour, any scene, from the same model.
One model, three outputs
The same 3D model sits behind all three, so nothing needs a reshoot.
White or brand-colour background, catalogue-ready, sized for Shopify and Amazon.
The product placed where it lives, for ads, socials and homepage heroes, matching the studio set.
3D product animation for ads, product pages and launches: a short loop or turntable in 9:16 and 1:1, made to work with the sound off.
The core value
Colourways, angles and seasonal scenes are re-renders of a model that already exists, so a new SKU matches the rest of the range exactly, without booking a studio.
For a fragrance launch, that meant one model per scent, each in its own colour palette, feeding every product page, email and ad. The renders are in our creative library.
Everywhere you sell
Also: packaging mock-ups, pitch decks, retailer sell-in sheets and 360° spins for Shopify.
Hero shots, gallery angles and 360° spins, on a store built around them with ecommerce web design.
Clean white-background images for Amazon and other marketplaces, lit the same as your own site.
Scenes and loops for Meta and TikTok, cut vertical for social video ads.
Launch emails and automated flows that look like the rest of the brand, built with our email marketing flows.
Renders vs a photoshoot
| Studio photoshoot | Stock or supplier images | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| New colourways without a new shoot | Yes | No | No |
| Updated when the packaging changes | Yes | No | No |
| Works without the product in hand | Yes | No | Yes |
| Identical lighting and angles across the range | Yes | No | No |
| Same asset reused in video and 360° spins | Yes | No | No |
| Seasonal scenes without a location shoot | Yes | No | No |
| Unique to your brand | Yes | Yes | No |
| Real people wearing or using it | No | Yes | No |
Packages
Every product is different, so we quote per product. A render project can cover:
Built from your photos, dimensions or CAD, with label artwork and materials.
White, transparent or brand-colour backgrounds, for product pages and Amazon.
Lifestyle settings for ads and homepage heroes, re-rendered for the seasons.
Every colour or finish rendered from the same model, so the range matches.
Loops and turntables in 9:16 and 1:1, for ads and launches.
360° spins for Shopify, AR-ready GLB files and packaging renders.
Case study

A store organised by colour and mood, 3D renders that show each scent’s real ingredients, and email and tracking set up before a dollar went to ads.
Read the Next Fragrance case studyHow a project runs
Timing depends on the product and the outputs, and we confirm it in your quote.
Phone photos from a few angles and a tape measure are enough to start.
Every curve, cap and label position.
Sign off the shape before any polish is paid for, while changes are still cheap.
Studio, scenes and video as ordered. Files sized for Shopify, Amazon and ads.
When a photographer is the better call
If a shoot is the better call, we will say so, and we know who to recommend.
How to start
Tell us what you need and we will come back with a price and a plan, usually within one business day.
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Usually not. Phone photos from a few angles plus dimensions get us most of the way. CAD files are better. For unusual materials, a sample helps.
That is the job. Materials, lighting and imperfections are built in so it reads as a photograph. You approve a clay preview and a first render before final delivery.
It is scoped per product: how complex the shape and materials are, how many angles, scenes and colourways you need, and whether you want video. Tell us what you sell and we will come back with a quote.
It depends on the outputs and how complex the product is. We confirm timing in your quote, before work starts.
Shape changes happen at the grey clay stage, before any polish, where they are cheapest. Later, a new colour or packaging change is an update to the model and a re-render, not a fresh start.
PNG and JPG at web and print resolution, transparent and white backgrounds for Amazon, and 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 crops for ads.
Yes. Renders feed straight into Facebook and Instagram ads, and new colourways and scenes make creative testing cheap. Our Facebook ads tips explain why the creative now does most of the targeting.
Tell us what you need and we will come back with a price and a plan. No pitch deck required.
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