A configurator lets a shopper build their own version — this finish, that fabric — and watch it update. The interaction is the easy part; the hard part is having a believable, color-true image ready for every combination. That's the part we render. Loomfield produces the full variant set behind your configurator, from a single reference per product.
Strip a 3D product configurator down and it's two things: option logic and imagery. The logic — picker, rules, add-to-cart — is well-trodden ground. The imagery is where projects stall, because every option a shopper can pick needs its own photoreal frame, and a configurator full of placeholders or off-color stand-ins converts worse than no configurator at all.
We don't build the configurator — we render the pictures it puts on screen. True to the material, and consistent enough that swapping an option feels like one product changing, not five separate photos cycling past.
No 3D model, no sample of every variant. A supplier photo, a sketch, or a swatch set — and we render the rest.
Every option renders to your true finish, so the preview a shopper lands on is the piece that lands on their doorstep.
Each variant shares one angle, scale, and light, so a configurator change reads as the material moving and nothing else.
Send one product and its options. We'll render a free sample set so you can see exactly what your configurator would show.
See a sample set