3D jewellery renderer: a photoreal image from your 3D file
Drop a .3dm, .glb, .stl or .obj file and the renderer shows it in the same engine as the studio, with real metal and gem materials, studio lighting and a soft contact shadow. Pick a metal and a stone, drag the piece to the angle you want, and download that exact view as a 1600 px PNG on white, grey or black. The file never leaves your browser.
3D Jewelry Designer1 min read
Render your model
Getting a clean shot
Choose the metal and the stone first, then stop the turntable with the rotate button and drag the piece to the angle you want. Scroll or pinch to zoom. The download is exactly the framing on screen, rendered again at full size rather than copied from the preview, so edges stay sharp.
A square image suits a product grid and social posts; landscape gives the piece more room either side for a banner. White is the usual choice for a shop, grey reads softer, and black makes white metal and diamonds stand out.
What decides how it looks
Every metal part takes the metal you pick and every stone takes the stone, so a file exported with plain grey materials still renders as finished jewellery. The model is drawn at the quality of its mesh: a coarse export shows facets on curved surfaces, and a finer one renders smoother.
When the studio is the better place
The studio adds what a single free render does not: several angles in one go, a turntable video, saved views you can return to, your own logo instead of ours, and output up to 4K.
Questions
Is there a watermark on the image?
Yes. Renders here carry the brand mark in a corner. Paid plans render without it in the studio, at up to 4K.
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No. The model opens in your browser and the image is made there too, so nothing is sent to a server and no account is needed.
Why does it look different from my CAD program?
CAD programs shade a model so you can edit it. This renders it the way a product photo looks: metals reflect a studio environment and stones refract light, using the same materials and lighting as the studio.
Related
- Jewellery alloy density table: gold, platinum and silver
Density of every common jewellery casting alloy in grams per cubic centimetre, with the supplier table each figure comes from.
- Background, lighting and ground
Set the backdrop, the HDR environment that lights gems and metals, the ground shadow or reflection, and the advanced render controls.
- Camera, saved views and capture
Set the opening view, save custom capture angles, then render stills, a showcase set, a beauty render or a turntable video.