See your products in their space, with AR & 3D visualization.

Photos show what a product looks like. AR lets shoppers check whether it actually works for them. A customer can measure their living room, double-check dimensions and still order a sofa that doesn't fit, because measuring is imprecise and spatial judgment is hard. With AR they place it in their room first, at scale, next to their real furniture. Photos answer “what does it look like?”, AR answers “will this work in my home?” Fewer doubts means fewer returns.

Building AR in-house means sourcing 3D models, setting up storage, integrating it and handling every edge case, that can cost as much as a full app build. Vizbl is different: most of that work is already done. You pay for a solution that plugs in, for most stores a fraction of building it yourself.

There's a well-documented psychological effect, the endowment effect: once people feel something is theirs, they're more likely to buy. When a shopper places your product in their room and sees it there, they've already started owning it mentally. The decision shifts from “should I buy this?” to “do I want to give this up?”, a much easier decision.

AR works best when the buyer must evaluate size, fit or appearance before committing and can't from photos alone, most obviously furniture, home décor, appliances and fixtures. A good rule of thumb: AR is worth it if you have high return rates from in-person mismatch, products that fit a space or body, variants across color/material/size to compare, or items made at scale with consistent 3D geometry.

No. Vizbl comes with detailed guides that walk you through setup, and if you get stuck we'll help you get it live, whether you're on Shopify or a custom site.

Most of the heavy lifting is on our end. Create a Vizbl account, upload your 3D model and link it to the right product page (no model yet? we can make one), configure the features you need, and upgrade to a paid plan for advanced functionality. After that the only ongoing task is keeping your 3D models current.

Products where fit, scale or appearance in context matters and photos can't fully answer: furniture and interior objects, wall and floor coverings, lighting, large appliances, garden and outdoor décor, children's play equipment, architectural elements, indoor plants.

They're related but distinct. 3D visualization shows a product as a 3D object to rotate, zoom and explore from any angle. AR goes further, placing that same model in the customer's real environment through their camera, at actual scale and light. Most Vizbl setups offer both, the 3D viewer for close inspection, AR for spatial context.