Vizbl Core AR
See your products in their space — with AR visualization
Let shoppers see any product — sofa, lamp, bike, appliance, console — in their real space, at true scale, from any phone. No app required for shoppers. No SDK required for your store.
Personal demo
Get a free demo with your actual products
We’ll set it up with products from your store — so you see exactly what your shoppers will experience. 20 minutes, no pitch deck.
Configurator
Live visualization — color, material, modular
Setup takes minutes inside the Vizbl editor.
Shoppers can switch materials, finishes, and modular layouts in real time — oak to black ash, velvet to leather, brass to polished chrome. Add a chaise, swap the legs, extend a corner module. Every change applies instantly — the 3D renderings update in real time and carry over into AR.
Multi-AR
Bring products to life
From a single product to a full room — all in one AR session.
Customers don’t shop one product at a time — they’re furnishing a room. Multi-AR lets them pull a sofa, a side table, a rug, and a floor lamp into the same scene in real time, through their phone camera, right from the product page. They compose the look, test different designs, and add everything to cart.
Smart placement
Snap to gallery walls & modular layouts
Gallery walls and modular sets assemble themselves.
Vizbl automatically aligns pieces that belong together — wall art, shelving, modular furniture. As the customer adds items, they snap into place and distribute evenly. The gallery wall builds itself. Everything can be added to the cart together.
Surface detection
Surface & object recognition
Every surface in the room is detected automatically.
No matter what the room looks like, Vizbl detects any horizontal, vertical, or overhead surface in the camera frame — accurate to ±5mm. A sofa lands on the floor, art goes on the wall, a pendant light finds the ceiling.
Vizbl also recognizes surfaces on freestanding objects. Place a virtual lamp on a real table, and it sits on the table — not on the floor beneath it.
Easy integration with website builders
Got questions?
What are the benefits of AR product visualization compared to traditional product photography?
Photos show what a product looks like. AR lets shoppers check whether it actually works for them. Take a sofa. A customer can measure their living room, double-check the dimensions on the product page, and still end up with something that doesn't fit — because measuring is imprecise and spatial judgment is hard. With AR, they place the sofa in their room before ordering. They see it at scale, in context, next to their actual furniture. That's the difference: photos answer "what does it look like?" — AR answers "will this work in my home?" Fewer doubts at that stage means fewer returns later.
How much does visualization software typically cost?
It depends on how you go about it. Building AR in-house means sourcing 3D models, setting up storage, integrating it into your site, and handling all the edge cases yourself. That kind of custom development can run as much as a full app build. Vizbl is a different model — most of that work is already done. You’re not paying for development, you’re paying for a solution that’s ready to plug in. For most stores, that’s a fraction of what building it yourself would cost.
How can product visualization improve conversion rates?
There's a well-documented psychological effect called the endowment effect — once people feel like something is theirs, they're more likely to follow through and buy it. AR triggers exactly that. When a shopper places your product in their room and sees it sitting there, they've already started owning it mentally. The decision stops being "should I buy this?" and becomes "do I want to give this up?" That's a fundamentally different — and much easier — decision to make.
What industries benefit most from this solution?
AR works best when the buyer needs to evaluate size, fit, or appearance before committing — and can’t do that from photos alone. That’s most obviously true for furniture, home décor, appliances, and fixtures. But industry matters less than product type. A good rule of thumb: if your store deals with any of these, AR is worth looking at: high return rates because products don’t match expectations in person; products that need to fit a space or be worn on the body; variants across color, material, or size that customers need to compare; items manufactured at scale with consistent 3D geometry.
How does AR product visualization integrate with existing ecommerce platforms?
Most of the technical heavy lifting is already handled on our end — you’re not building an AR integration from scratch. Here’s what the setup actually looks like: 1. Create a Vizbl account. 2. Upload your 3D model and link it to the right product page. No model yet? We can make one. 3. Configure the features you need — color switching, multi-object view, interaction settings. 4. Upgrade to a paid plan if you need advanced functionality. After that, the only ongoing task is keeping your 3D models current as your product lineup changes.
What types of products are best suited for AR visualization?
The common thread is products where fit, scale, or appearance in context matters — and photos can’t fully answer that. Things like: furniture and interior objects, wall, and floor coverings, lighting, large appliances, garden, and outdoor décor, children’s play equipment, architectural elements, indoor plants. If a customer needs to imagine how something looks in a specific room — or whether it physically fits — that’s where 3D and AR do work and photos don’t.
How is AR related to product visualization?
3D visualization and AR are related but distinct. 3D visualization means showing a product as a three-dimensional object — letting shoppers rotate it, zoom in, and explore it from any angle. AR goes one step further: it takes that same 3D model and places it in the customer’s real environment through their phone camera, at actual scale and in actual light conditions. In practice, most Vizbl implementations offer both — the 3D viewer for close inspection, and AR for spatial context. They answer different questions: one shows what the product looks like, the other shows whether it works in your space.
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Get AR on your product pages this week
Start with your bestsellers or premium finishes — we’ll show the wall-to-wall AR replacement on a live demo. 20-minute live demo with your actual products. You see ROI on your real numbers, not slides. No card, no contract, no pressure. We respond within one business hour.