The catalogue set.From one CAD file or photo.

Upload a CAD export or a workshop photo of your piece. You get the packshot, the colourways, a hardware option and the lifestyle shot, all of the same piece.

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Phone photo of a handmade walnut lounge chair with oatmeal linen cushions on a sawdust-covered concrete floor in a cluttered woodworking workshop
The walnut lounge chair on a round wool rug in a bright living room with sheer curtains, a travertine side table, an olive tree and soft window light
Message to Vizzy

Place my chair in a bright, editorial living room by a window. Keep the chair exactly.

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How it works

Catalogue shots without the studio rental or the 3D pipeline.

  1. Bring the piece.

    A CAD export, a render from your 3D tool or a phone photo from the workshop.

  2. Ask for each image.

    The packshot first, then the colourway, the hardware and the room. Each message edits the last image.

  3. Get the catalogue set.

    Four Pro renders, about four minutes, with the same proportions in every image.

Recorded walkthrough

One chair, four catalogue images

A grey CAD export, four Pro renders, every prompt shown, the clock on screen. Watch the recording or read the same steps below.

  1. Upload

    Start in Studio and drop in the CAD export

    Studio starts from an image. This one is a viewport export with no materials assigned: grey clay, thin edge lines, white background. A workshop photo works the same way.

    Visualizee Studio with the grey CAD export of a lounge chair on the canvas
  2. Main prompt

    The packshot: materials, light, white background, keep the shape

    Materials and light go in the prompt. The last sentence keeps the shape, the proportions and the camera exactly as modelled. Pro quality.

    Message to Vizzy

    Render this chair as a photorealistic studio product shot. Light oak legs, warm grey wool upholstery, seamless white background, soft studio light from the left, a subtle floor shadow. Keep the shape, the proportions and the camera angle exactly as in the model.

    The packshot prompt typed into the Studio prompt bar with Pro selected
  3. Pro render, 59 s

    The listing image

    Oak legs, grey wool, the same shell and the same camera. This is the white-background image the listing needs.

    Photorealistic packshot of the chair with oak legs and grey wool on white
  4. Main prompt

    Colourway: green velvet and walnut, typed into the main prompt

    A change that touches the whole piece needs no region. Describe the new fabric and legs and say what stays.

    Message to Vizzy

    Same chair, same angle, same white background. Change the upholstery to deep forest green velvet and the legs to walnut. Keep everything else exactly as it is.

    The colourway prompt typed under the packshot
  5. Pro render, 43 s

    The colourway

    Deep green velvet, walnut legs, same silhouette, same shadow, same white. At a rendering studio this is the extra colourway billed at 20-40% of the first image.

    The chair in green velvet with walnut legs
  6. Marked area

    Hardware option: mark only the legs

    Select the legs with the rectangle tool, write the change in the note that appears next to the region, confirm the note, then render. The shell is outside the rectangle and stays as it is.

    Note on the marked area

    Change only the legs to matte black steel with the same profile. Change nothing else.

    The legs selected with the rectangle tool and the change typed in the region note
  7. Pro render, 53 s

    The legs, and only the legs

    Matte black steel legs with the same profile. The velvet shell was not touched.

    The green velvet chair with black steel legs
  8. Main prompt

    The lifestyle shot: place the exact chair in a room

    Describe the room around the piece and end with what must stay: the chair, its colours, its proportions and the camera.

    Message to Vizzy

    Place this exact chair in a bright Scandinavian living room, beside a large window with sheer curtains, pale oak floor, a small side table with a book, soft morning light. Keep the chair, its colours, its proportions and the camera angle exactly as they are.

    The lifestyle prompt typed under the black-legs render
  9. Pro render, 55 s

    Image four

    Same chair, same green, same black legs, now by the window. Four images, about 4 minutes from the CAD export to the lifestyle shot.

    The green velvet chair in a bright living room beside a window, with the version stack showing all four renders
renders
4
quality
Pro
from CAD export to lifestyle shot
4:08

Timings are from send to result on Pro quality at 1K. Fast quality is quicker and cheaper per render. No retries were needed and nothing in the recording was retouched.

Examples

One chair, one camera, four images: every step is an edit of the last.

CAD export to the packshot

Untextured grey CAD viewport export of a lounge chair on whiteCAD export
Photorealistic packshot of the same chair with light oak legs and grey wool upholstery on a seamless white backgroundVisualizee render
Message to Vizzy

Render this chair as a photorealistic studio product shot. Light oak legs, warm grey wool upholstery, seamless white background, soft studio light from the left, a subtle floor shadow. Keep the shape, the proportions and the camera angle exactly as in the model.

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Packshot to the green velvet colourway

The grey wool packshotPrevious render
The same chair in deep forest green velvet with walnut legsVisualizee render
Message to Vizzy

Same chair, same angle, same white background. Change the upholstery to deep forest green velvet and the legs to walnut. Keep everything else exactly as it is.

Marked region: only the legs change

The green velvet chair with walnut legsPrevious render
The green velvet chair with matte black steel legs, the shell untouchedVisualizee render
Note on the marked area

Change only the legs to matte black steel with the same profile. Change nothing else.

Packshot to the lifestyle shot

The green velvet chair with black legs on whitePrevious render
The same chair beside a window in a bright Scandinavian living room with a side table and a plantVisualizee render
Message to Vizzy

Place this exact chair in a bright Scandinavian living room, beside a large window with sheer curtains, pale oak floor, a small side table with a book, soft morning light. Keep the chair, its colours, its proportions and the camera angle exactly as they are.

Workbench photo to a white studio product shot

Workshop photo of a handmade oak dining chair on a workbenchWorkshop photo
The same chair as a clean white-background product shotVisualizee render
Message to Vizzy

Turn this workshop photo into a clean white-background product shot. Keep the exact chair, proportions, joinery, and wood tone - replace the background with a seamless white studio, soft product lighting, gentle floor shadow.

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Furniture in a room questions.

What the recording shows, what it takes and what to expect from your own piece.

All questions
How much does a furniture catalogue set cost in Visualizee?
The recorded set took four Pro renders with no retries. On the $35 Pro plan a Pro render costs about 27 cents, so that is about $1.09. Fast quality is cheaper per render. The free start includes 5 renders with no card.
What inputs work as a starting point?
A CAD or 3D viewport export with or without materials, a workshop or warehouse photo, or an existing product shot. Phone photos are fine. The recording started from an untextured grey clay export; the fifth example on this page starts from a workbench photo.
Will it keep my actual design?
Yes. Each prompt ends with what must stay, and the piece is preserved: proportions, joinery, hardware, finish. In the recording the chair keeps its silhouette and camera through all four renders, and the marked-region step changed the legs without touching the shell.
Can I do colourway and finish variations?
Yes. A whole-piece change (fabric, wood) is one prompt on the packshot, as the green velvet step shows. A partial change (legs, handles, a cushion) is a marked region, as the black steel legs step shows. Same composition every time, so the variants read as one product line.
Can I show a client their piece in their own room?
Yes. Upload your piece and a photo of the client room as a reference and ask for the piece placed in that room. Cabinet makers use this for "your wardrobe, in your bedroom" proposals; the lifestyle step in the recording is the same move with a described room instead of a photo.
How long does the set take?
The recording ran 4 minutes 8 seconds from uploading the CAD export to the fourth result, with renders of 43 to 59 seconds each on Pro quality. Most of the rest is typing the prompts, shown at real speed.

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