The catalogue set. From one CAD file or photo.
Upload a CAD export or a workshop photo of your piece and get the packshot, the colourways, a hardware option and the lifestyle shot, same piece, same proportions, new setting. Recorded in the app: 4 Pro renders, 600 credits, 4 minutes 8 seconds.
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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.
Recorded walkthrough
One chair, four catalogue images
A grey CAD export, four Pro renders, every prompt shown, the credits and the clock on screen. Watch the recording or read the same steps below.
- 1Upload
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.
- 2Main 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, 150 credits.
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.
- 3Result59 s150 credits
59 seconds later: the listing image
Oak legs, grey wool, the same shell and the same camera. This is the white-background image the listing needs.
- 4Main 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.
- 5Result43 s150 credits
43 seconds later: 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.
- 6Marked region
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.
Message to Vizzy
Change only the legs to matte black steel with the same profile. Change nothing else.
- 7Result53 s150 credits
53 seconds later: the legs, and only the legs
Matte black steel legs with the same profile. The velvet shell was not touched.
- 8Main 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.
- 9Result55 s150 credits
55 seconds later: image four, and the bill
Same chair, same green, same black legs, now by the window. Four images, 600 credits, 4 minutes 8 seconds from the CAD export to the lifestyle shot: about $1.09 on the $35 Pro plan.
- 4
- renders
- 600
- credits
- 4:08
- from CAD export to lifestyle shot
Timings are from send to result on Pro quality at 1K. Fast quality costs 80 credits per render instead of 150. No retries were needed and nothing in the recording was retouched. 600 credits is about $1.09 on the Pro plan (19,250 credits for $35).
Real before and after
One chair, one camera, four images: every step is an edit of the last
Packshot to the green velvet colourway
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
Message to Vizzy
(legs selected with the rectangle tool) Change only the legs to matte black steel with the same profile. Change nothing else.
Packshot to the lifestyle shot
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
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.
Why furniture makers use Visualizee
Catalogue shots without the studio rental or the 3D pipeline
A furniture product shoot means renting a studio or staging a room set, freighting heavy pieces there and back, and paying for a day of photography per collection. A 3D rendering studio means building a textured model first, then $80-$200 per packshot and $300-$1,500 per lifestyle render, with each colourway billed on top. Visualizee starts from what you already have, a CAD export or one honest workshop photo, and every further image is one prompt on the last one.
Because the piece is preserved, its proportions, joinery, fabric and hardware, the result is your furniture in a better setting, not a lookalike. Makers use it for webshop listings, colourway sets, client proposals ("here is your chair in your living room") and the lifestyle grid that sells the piece. The full price comparison and the returns data behind it are in the furniture product photography guide.
The four images of the set, and more pieces staged
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