Features

Lets users swap colors, textures, finishes, or materials on individual product parts — with real-time preview of how each combination looks on the 3D model.

Users can add, remove, or rearrange discrete components within a product — such as shelves in a bookcase, seats in a vehicle, or modules in a kitchen layout.

The configurator UI adapts seamlessly across desktop, tablet, and mobile screen sizes — repositioning controls, resizing the 3D viewport, and adjusting touch targets.

Shows the total price or per-option cost impact in real time as users make configuration choices, often with a running breakdown of selected options.

Ready-made product variants with predefined options that users can pick as a starting point and optionally customize further.

The UI dynamically shows, hides, disables, or reorders available options based on what the user has already selected — ensuring only valid combinations are presented.

Generates a shareable link, QR code, or social-media snippet that encodes the current configuration state so others can view or continue editing it.

Users can save their current configuration to an account or local storage and reload it in a future session to continue editing or finalize.

Users adjust exact dimensions, angles, or numeric parameters — such as table width, wall height, or beam length — and see the 3D model update in real time.

Captures a high-resolution screenshot of the configured product from the current camera angle, downloadable as PNG or JPEG.

Users can type custom text — names, initials, numbers, or messages — and see it applied directly onto the 3D product surface in real time.

Predefined camera trajectories linked to UI controls, so the camera automatically moves to a relevant viewpoint when users select options or navigate sections.