3D Modeling of E-commerce Products and AR Tools for Trial Placement and Attempted Wearing
A small online store that sells carpets and floor lamps often faces the most troublesome return reasons, such as “the product doesn’t fit well in the room or doesn’t match the existing decor in terms of color.” Vizbl aims to address this issue: customers can simply click a button on the product page and use their smartphone camera to place the item in their room at actual scale, without having to download any additional apps.
The preparatory work for merchants is also quite straightforward. In the absence of a 3D model, simply uploading several product photos will allow the system to generate a usable model within a maximum of 15 minutes, according to the officials. For flat products such as carpets, floors, and wall hangings, existing images can be directly used for AR display. For clothing, glasses, jewelry, and watches, AI-based photo try-on features are available. The integration process involves adding a single script across the entire website, along with a dedicated button on each product page. Common website building platforms such as Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, BigCommerce, and WordPress are also supported by the officials.
Billing is based on the number of transactions, not on the number of seats. New accounts are granted 1,000 tokens, and there is no need to link a card during registration. The data regarding improved purchase rates and return rates cited on the official website come from the merchants and manufacturers themselves; it can be used for reference only. For categories such as furniture, lighting fixtures, and home decor items where “size and combination are crucial factors in making a purchase,” it is definitely worth spending an afternoon trying out different options.