3D Stager

Stage 3D models in virtual scenes with lighting and materials, then render photorealistic product photos using AI.

Open 3D StagerUpdated May 2026

The 3D Stager lets you place your 3D models into virtual scenes, adjust lighting and camera angles, and then render photorealistic product photos using AI. Instead of hiring a photographer or building a physical set, you can generate professional product images directly from your 3D models.

3D Stager showing a model placed in a scene before rendering

Position your model in the scene, set the lighting, and choose your camera angle

How it works

  1. Upload a GLB model or select one from your Dashboard
  2. Place it in a scene with a surface and background
  3. Adjust the lighting, shadows, and camera position
  4. Write a prompt describing the desired look (or use the defaults)
  5. Choose an AI model and render

The AI takes your staged scene as input and generates a photorealistic image that matches the composition, lighting direction, and model placement you set up.

AI-rendered product photo output from the 3D Stager

The AI-rendered result showing a photorealistic product photo

AI render models

Three rendering models are available, each with different strengths:

ModelCreditsBest for
Nano Banana 24Fast renders, good general quality
Gemini Edit4Strong prompt adherence, detailed textures
Nano Banana Pro6Highest quality, best lighting and reflections

Scene controls

Surface - Choose a flat surface material (wood, marble, concrete, fabric, or custom color).

Lighting - Adjust intensity, direction, and color temperature. The AI uses your lighting setup as a guide for the final render.

Camera - Orbit freely or pick preset angles (front, three-quarter, top-down). The composition you see is what the AI receives.

Prompt - Describe the environment or mood you want. For example: "product on a marble countertop, soft morning light, minimal background." The AI blends your scene setup with the text prompt.

Tips for best results

  • Position the model so it fills most of the frame
  • Keep lighting simple and directional for clean shadows
  • Use short, descriptive prompts rather than long detailed ones
  • Try multiple AI models to see which suits your product style

Frequently Asked Questions

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