What is a 3D product viewer?

3D models, photos and 360° photography

A product photo shows one recorded view. A 360° photo sequence switches between recorded angles. A 3D viewer renders a digital model and lets you change the viewing angle; supported scenes also let you zoom in or see the object in a room.

A model is a representation, not a physical scan or proof of exact dimensions. Read the written measurements and compare the seller’s photos when fit, material or color matters.

How to inspect a product in Listin3D

Open a published product or an interactive example. Use the viewer’s displayed controls to rotate and zoom. A product presented in a home setting may also offer an object-only view so you can inspect it separately.

1. Start with the overall shape, then inspect the visible sides and details.
2. Compare the model with the product photos and written specifications.
3. Check dimensions, condition and the seller’s shopping link.
4. Confirm price, stock, delivery and returns on the seller’s website before purchasing.

What sellers should prepare

Create a seller account and a store, then submit at least three photos from different angles with measurements and product details. JPG, PNG and WebP photos are supported. Homes and buildings also need a PDF floor plan.

The team reviews the submission and prepares the 3D scene before an administrator publishes it. Photo-to-model generation is not automatic in this release. Clear reference photos and complete measurements help the team understand your product.

Viewing and sharing on a phone

Visitors do not need an account to open a public product link. They can share the page through a supported device’s sharing menu or copy its link. Interactive scenes need WebGL; photos are available if a device cannot display the 3D view.

Try the coffee-machine example below to compare an object with its surroundings. It is a concept demonstration, not a product offer. For published products, use the catalog to find the actual listing and seller information.