Outcomes by
vertical.
Every catalogue is different. The lift isn't. Across furniture, footwear, jewellery and beyond, brands see higher conversion and fewer returns when buyers can turn a product over in their hands — live, in 3D, from a single video.
Fit confidence,
fewer returns.
Returns are the margin killer in fashion — and most happen because the product felt different in person. Let shoppers inspect fabric, drape and detail in 3D before they buy, and the parcel that comes back stays sold.
Answer the only
question that matters.
"Will it fit, and will it look right?" Place furniture in a buyer's own room at true scale with AR — no app download — and you remove the biggest reason a high-value basket gets abandoned. It's our strongest category for uplift.
Scale across the
whole range.
Sport catalogues move fast and run deep. Because every model starts from a 3-minute phone video, you can roll 3D across dozens of SKUs without a studio booking — and let buyers scrutinise the grip, the gauge, the build before they commit.
Detail that earns
the dwell time.
At the top of the market, the craft is the case. Let shoppers zoom into a setting, catch the light on a facet and read the finish up close — the kind of considered look that keeps a high-value buyer on the page and moves them toward checkout.
Show the product,
cut the queries.
Packaging, size and texture drive most pre-purchase questions in beauty. A true-scale 3D view answers them on the product page — so shoppers buy with confidence and your support inbox gets quieter.
Spec sheets that
you can hold.
Ports, buttons, build quality — the things spec tables can't convey. Annotate a 3D model with hotspots that explain each feature in context, and buyers self-serve the answers that would otherwise become a support ticket.
What would 3D do for
your catalogue?
Drop in your monthly traffic, average order value and current conversion rate to model the revenue impact. Reserved for the Voxelo interactive calculator.