Bring in your model.
Import an existing product model in a supported format. Start with the geometry you already designed.
Your model. A better product image.
Turn existing CAD into product visuals you can refine, present, and share. Work on the material, lighting, and camera in one browser workspace.
Free Starter plan · No credit card required
From your model to a finished view.
Set the material and light.
Apply materials, adjust your camera, and explore lighting in the real-time renderer. Use the AI assistant to help with scene changes.
Create the view you need.
Refine a hero angle or a material detail. Use local rendering or cloud rendering, then bring the visuals into your presentation and review workflow.
Start with a representative product.
Your first scene should answer a real design question. Pick a model and a material or view you need to communicate.
- Import formats include STEP, Rhino, FBX, glTF, OBJ, STL, 3MF, DXF, and USD.
- Use starter material and environment libraries to set up the first view.
- Explore transparent backgrounds, camera controls, and cloud rendering as your output needs grow.
Your questions, answered.
Which files can I bring in?
Supported formats include STEP, Rhino, FBX, glTF, OBJ, STL, 3MF, DXF, and USD. For a critical workflow, evaluate a representative file to check its materials, scale, and assembly structure.
Is a render the same as an AI-generated image?
No. Rendering uses the geometry, materials, camera, and lighting in your 3D scene. AI image generation can explore a different visual direction. Choose the approach that fits how the image will be used.
What hardware do I need?
Figurement runs in a browser, with real-time rendering using your device’s graphics hardware. Performance varies with the device, browser, and scene complexity. Cloud rendering is available for final output.
Can I try it before choosing a paid plan?
Yes. Starter includes three scenes and local rendering. Team adds unlimited scenes and monthly cloud-render and AI credits. See current pricing for the full allowances and trial terms.