VKVEYSKAR Cloud
Your catalogue in three dimensions, from a phone.
Film a lap around the object. In about eight minutes it turns on screen, with the real photos, ready to share, place in a room or put on your site.
From video to object, without a studio.
- FilmOne slow lap with the phone, or the guided capture in the browser.
- SendThe video goes straight to private storage.
- Wait about 8 minutesThe engine separates the object, finds every camera and rebuilds it.
- Use itLink, code for your site, video, and scenes.
Film now, with a guide on screen.
The guided capture shows the frame, a ring that fills as you walk around, and one short message at a time. Or upload the video from your gallery.
- Faces and license plates blurred automatically
- Original video deleted after 7 days
- Every filmed angle becomes a real photo on screen
Put it where it belongs.
Scenes join a background and your objects. Use a photo of your client’s room, a 360° image or one of our settings. Adjust size, tilt, light and shadow, and share by link. Try it:
The client’s own room.
Upload a photo or a 360° of the space and place one or several objects together. Every one of them turns, with its shadow following the light.
- Several objects in the same scene
- Size, tilt, brightness, contrast and color temperature
- Shadow direction, length and softness
A showroom that is never closed.
Build a space with your products and send the link. The customer walks around each piece as if standing in front of it.
Why three dimensions sell.
Independent numbers from retailers and research firms on interactive 3D in commerce.
more conversions, on average, for stores using 3D instead of photos alone.
Shopify, 2020more add-to-cart after shoppers interacted with a product in 3D.
Rebecca Minkoff · Shopifymore likely to buy among Houzz app users who placed products in 3D.
Houzz · Retail Dive, 2018of returns come from products that did not match their pictures online.
Coresight Research, 2024Not a model of the object. The object.
Most 3D online is either modelled by hand or rebuilt by photogrammetry. Both end up looking made in a lab. VEYSKAR shows the photographs themselves, with perspective.
