Visualize every variant

They wanted it in green velvet. Your page showed grey.

Every fabric, wood and size you actually sell, rendered and live on the product page. So every buyer sees the exact piece they are about to buy, not "shown in grey, other options available."

Show me my catalog, rendered See it on a live page →

One 3D model, every fabric, rendered

The result, proven

What no photoshoot could ever cover: a full catalog, rendered across every configuration, in days.

Rendered once, then served as fast as any ordinary photo. The product page never waits on a render engine, because there isn't one on it.

60,000

Every configuration, shot without a camera

Scandic Sofa's full catalog across 3 angles, in two days. 60+ products, 13 fabrics, 120 colors. (Source: Scandic Sofa case study.)

Every fabric, every size, on the page, without a photoshoot for each one.

Putting your catalog online shouldn't mean a studio booking for every fabric. But for most brands, "show every option" still comes down to four photos and a line that reads "other colours available", so the buyer who wanted the fifth one quietly leaves.

Render the whole matrix once, and let every product page show the exact piece.

Render every fabric, wood and size from one 3D model, no camera, no reshoot.

Serve each variant page-speed fast, so the page stays complete and quick.

Update a fabric line in an afternoon, not a quarter.

What it does for your business

What rendered variants do for your business

Let buyers explore all visual variants with confidence

Present every combination of your product without manual 3D setup or costly photoshoots.

Customers see every version before they even ask. No wait times, no confusion, no Photoshop mockups.

✓Use 360 Variant Visuals to auto-generate thousands of photoreal variant views from your existing SKUs.

✓Organize and distribute them across your store, CRM and sales decks with Content Hub.

yourshop.com/moodu-corner-sofa

Storm 05 Corbett 78 Golden 34 Golden 56 Corbett 23

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Reduce customer service workload by answering questions visually

You guide buyers to the right choice through visuals, not back-and-forth messages or repetitive calls. You remove friction from every quote.

✓Use the AI Customization Assistant to filter hundreds of options in natural language ("show me beds in light grey with a low headboard").

✓Let your visuals answer questions before they're asked, with searchable, shareable, embeddable content across all channels.

A plain-language request for light grey beds with a low headboard, answered with the bed rendered and its fabric and headboard height called out

Speed up quoting and content creation for marketing and sales

You align marketing, sales and production around one truth: the product your customer sees is the product they get. No lighting differences, no surprises.

✓Centralize the visual database with Content Hub, synced to e-commerce, showroom tablets and sample workflows.

✓Link physical samples with digital visuals using QR codes that pull up saved configurations instantly.

A fabric sample tagged with a QR code, scanned to open the same sofa configured on a tablet with its price

What you get

Six things you get.

Complete and fast, not one or the other.

No render engine sits on your product page, so it loads as fast as any photo while still showing every variant. The 3D engine belongs at the end of the journey, not on the PDP, the position only Ar-range takes.

Promise "every variant" and mean it.

A coverage grid shows every missing combination before launch, so "every variant" is a checked claim, not a hope.

One on-brand look, every channel.

Same light, same angle on every model and option, and the same source feeds web, print and marketplace, so nothing drifts.

Keep the storefront you already run.

A drop-in image API: your shop asks with the IDs it already uses. Shopify, Magento, Shoper, custom, no replatform.

Change a fabric line without a reshoot.

Swap the texture, the affected variants re-render, the old images drop off automatically. A supplier change is an afternoon, not a quarter.

Start with the one product you have today.

You don't need a million-SKU catalog to justify it. The system scales up; it doesn't demand scale to start.

Proof · case-linked · Scandic Sofa

“

Thanks to Ar-range’s efforts, the client saw a higher volume of orders and efficient project management. Their responsiveness and speed made them stand out.

Marta Zgodzinska

E-Commerce Manager, Scandic Sofa

Challenge

Scandic Sofa sells modular sofas in dozens of fabric, colour and leg combinations: a photoshoot for each one was impossible. They needed every variant live on the storefront, fast.

Result

Over 60,000 images across 3 angles and every configuration, in two days.
60+ products, 13 fabrics, 120 colours, 3 leg styles live on the storefront.
One unified rendering concept, consistent framing and lighting across every category.

Read the Scandic Sofa case study →

The means

Products that power this solution

360 Variant Visuals

Auto-generate every photoreal variant view from one 3D model, served at page speed.

Learn more →

Content Hub

The catalog spine that holds every variant as data and keeps it in sync, both ways, with your ERP, PIM and shop.

Learn more →

FAQ

Questions we actually get asked

We tried a 3D configurator and it killed our page speed. How is this different?

We don't put a render engine on your product page. Every variant is rendered once and served like an ordinary photo, so the page stays fast and still shows every option. A 3D engine, if you want one, goes at the end of the journey, not on the PDP.

Do we have to replace our webshop?

No. It's a drop-in image API. Your storefront asks with the product and option IDs it already uses, Shopify, Magento, Shoper, custom, and the right variant comes back.

How hard is it to get our catalog in?

We build from your CAD or 3D files, or digitize a physical piece. You don't need a million-SKU catalog to start, one product line is enough to prove it.

Does this work for a tight, design-led collection, not just huge catalogs?

Yes. A deliberately small range gets the same uniform, on-brand visual system. Visual discipline is a feature, not a small-catalog consolation.

What does it cost, and how do we start?

Send your catalog and channel mix and we scope from there. Most engagements start with one product line to prove the matrix, then scale across the catalog.