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3D product visualisation portfolio.

Explore finished product CGI examples across the categories we serve, produced with consistent framing, lighting and ecommerce-ready output standards.

Product CGI examples

Different products, one controlled image system.

Filter the gallery by category to compare hard surfaces, materials, packaging and technical detail. These examples show the range of product types the workflow can support, while every new brief is validated against its own files and requirements.

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Electronics product render: Handheld card payment terminal

Electronics3D render

Appliances product render: Benchtop coffee roaster

Appliances3D render

Homeware product render: Brass moon-phase wall clock

Homeware3D render

Hardware product render: Aluminium connector module

Hardware3D render

Packaging product render: Retail product box

Packaging3D render

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Industrial product render: Inkjet coding printer on a stand

Industrial3D render

Medical product render: LED light-therapy device

Medical3D render

Some categories, such as jewellery, furniture and anything with people, need a quick specialist review first. See product categories for what is supported and what routes to a custom quote.

How should you read these examples?

Each tile above is a finished delivery frame, produced to the published image standard rather than art-directed product by product. The standard fixes six angles for every SKU: front, three-quarter hero, side, opposite side, top and a detail crop. It fixes three backgrounds built from a single setup: pure white, a precise transparent PNG cutout, and a soft-shadow studio finish. Files are delivered as WebP, JPG and PNG, named by SKU, angle, background and variant, and cropped to the channel sizes agreed before production begins.

Why the categories are shown separately

Materials, not shapes, are what make catalogue consistency difficult. Brushed metal, gloss plastic, printed carton, glass and clinical white housings each behave differently under the same lighting rig, so each is calibrated against an approved first product before the remaining batch is rendered. Comparing a coffee roaster with a payment terminal and a reed diffuser box is the fair way to judge whether one system genuinely holds across a mixed catalogue.

Why there are no client names

XO3D Ltd publishes finished work only with explicit customer permission. Omitting the customer name does not itself grant permission, and permission to show an image is kept separate from permission to identify the customer. If you need named references before committing a catalogue, ask during the quote and we will check what a customer has agreed may be shared.

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