Our AI is powerful, but it needs good visual data to work its magic. The quality of your 3D model is directly tied to the quality of the photo you upload. Follow these simple lighting and angle rules to ensure your products look realistic, professional, and ready to drive sales.
✅ What To Do
- Use a clean, straight-on perspective
- Rugs: Top-down view
- Wall Art: Front view
- Furniture: Slight angled view
- The entire product should be visible in the image.
- White background, always
- Your image should be isolated on a white or solid neutral background. No wood floors, rugs, or moody walls.
- One product per image
- No group shots. No props. No distractions.
- Good lighting matters
- Make sure your images are sharp, well-lit, and not overexposed or dark.
- Do it for every variant
- Selling multiple colours or finishes? We need an assigned image for each variant in Shopify.
❌ What Not To Do
- No lifestyle shots (save those for your lookbook)
- No cut-off edges or extreme angles or fisheye lens
- No watermarks, logos, or added graphics
- No inconsistent image sizes (keep them uniform across variants)
Handling Colors and Variants
If one of your variants looks off or blends in with another, it's usually because:
- The variant image isn’t properly linked to the right colour.
- All variants share the same image.
- The SKU isn't unique per variant.
How to Fix It: Assign one unique image per variant that clearly shows the colour, and ensure the image with the Alt tag is the primary image for the variant.
Why Do White Products Look Grey?
AI struggles with flat white because it lacks texture or contrast, making it tricky for the model to understand depth. Fix it by providing higher contrast images, shadows, texture detail, or a second photo showing the material close-up.