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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

Full 360-degree panoramic view of the product or environment, allowing users to look around freely from a fixed viewpoint or orbit the product from every angle.

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

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.

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