Studio shots, 360s and context scenes, prerendered in bulk from one 3D model and served straight to your product page. Fabric by fabric, size by size, the buyer sees the exact piece they picked.
A buyer who picks oak legs and green velvet should see oak legs and green velvet, not "shown in grey, other fabrics available." On a product page, the variant photo is the product.
Photography cannot keep up with a real catalog: fabric by wood by size turns four photoshoots into four thousand. So most brands show four photos and lose the buyer who wanted the fifth. We render the whole matrix from one model, and your product page shows every piece you actually sell.
Variants are rendered once, then served through Cloudflare in about half a second. Your product page never waits on a render engine, because there is not one on it.
From a single 3D model: clean studio shots, 360 spins, detail close-ups and context scenes, all with the same light, the same angle, the same floor, across the entire catalog.
Each variant is an address your storefront calls, with its own product IDs, and the right image comes back instantly. A million-variant catalog with zero image files to organize, sync or lose.
The render library runs on Ar-range Content Hub. It syncs two-way with your ERP, PIM or shop platform: add a variant, the image exists; retire a fabric, its shots retire with it.
No truck to the studio, no prototype builds in every fabric, no reshoot when the supplier changes a weave. One model replaces the whole apparatus.
Fabric x wood, composited live from separate render layers. Hover a cell to build that exact variant, or watch it cycle.
Emerald Velvet
Slate Linen
Cognac Leather
Mustard Bouclé
Charcoal Tweed
Oak
Walnut
Ash
Mahogany
Pick a fabric, a layout, an angle. Every combination is prerendered and served like an ordinary photo, no render engine on the page, no waiting.
Same light, same angle, whole catalog. A coverage grid proves every variant is there before you launch. Hover the sofa to zoom in.
Every furniture sale climbs a ladder: the context shot that stops the scroll, the product page where clean variants do the selling, and only at the end, the configurator. This is the middle rung, the one every buyer passes through.
Choice you can't show is choice you don't sell.
Our customers can tell a real piece from a cheap render, and so can we. Ar-range got the fabrics right, down to the weave and the sheen we worried no one could reproduce, and they did it across the whole range. We couldn't buy that anywhere else.
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