VKSolutions
Wherever a photo is not enough.
Cars, furniture, products and works of art. Anything people want to walk around before deciding.
Vehicles, from the seller’s own garage.
A large car marketplace can plug in our API and let each seller film the car at home. In minutes the listing shows the vehicle in 360°, with the real paint, chrome and interior light. No studio, no turntable.
- Dealerships: every car in stock, turning on the site
- Portals and marketplaces: 360° made by the sellers, through the API
- License plates blurred automatically
Furniture, in the room it is going to live in.
Furniture stores film the catalogue once. Architects place the pieces in a photo of the client’s room, or in a 360°, adjust light and shadow and send a link. The client turns the armchair and sees the real leather.
- Several pieces in the same scene
- Room photo or 360°
- Proposals that look like the finished space
Products that do not look made in a lab.
E-commerce finally shows the product in three dimensions with what makes it desirable: the grain, the stitching, the reflection. Paste two lines on the product page and it turns.
- Fewer returns from “it looked different in the picture”
- MP4 and GIF for social media
- Works with any store that accepts HTML
Works of art, for anyone, from anywhere.
Museums and galleries open their collections to people who will never stand in the room, and show the back of the sculpture that no photograph shows.
One object, any setting.
Switch the setting and turn the object. These are real captures from the engine.
What the numbers say.
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, 2024