Room scenes and 360 views
for home and furniture.

From a white background to a room

Furniture and decor sell on context. The generated room scene below started from the packshot on the left, a stoneware lamp from our demo store. Choose the product, choose a room setting, and the app writes the prompt. The lamp keeps its shape, glaze and shade; the room is drawn around it.

360 views, shown by Shopify in AR

A 360 view is a 3D model of the product. Shopify shows it on the product page with its own viewer, and on a phone the shopper can place it in their room with the AR button. sameface makes the model from one photo, so the back is drawn, not photographed; it suits lamps, vases, chairs and objects with a simple silhouette. It costs $1.50 USD per model and needs no theme change. How the 3D product view works.

Settings that work for home goods

• Living room, daylight for lamps, cushions, vases.
• Kitchen counter for bottles, jars, small appliances.
• Bedside for lamps and small decor.
• Studio, product only for the first gallery image.

Keep one true photo of the product first. Add the room scene second and the 360 view third; that is the order a shopper reads.

What it costs

Photos are $0.08 USD each, 360 views $1.50, five-second clips $0.70. A store with 60 products that adds one room scene and one 360 view to each spends $94.80, $1.58 a product, once, with no monthly fee. New stores get 15 photos free, which brings that to $93.60.

Questions merchants ask