This package includes two photorealistic 3D models of your product, built for AR viewing on websites and mobile apps. I create accurate digital twins that customers can place in their own space, which helps reduce uncertainty and can improve conversion rates. You provide reference photos or a physical sample, and I handle the detailed modeling, texturing and lighting setup. The focus is on materials that look correct in different lighting conditions—the subtle grain of wood, the specular highlight on glass or the soft texture of fabric. Each model is delivered in the key formats for AR. USDZ files work with iOS AR Quick Look, so users can tap and view on iPhone or iPad. GLB files are the standard for web-based AR on platforms like Shopify or model-viewer integrations. You also get clean FBX files and all texture maps, including base color, normal, roughness and metallic maps where applicable. Realism in AR isn’t about polygon count, it’s about material accuracy and lighting response. I use PBR texturing workflows to ensure the model reacts to ambient light realistically, similar to how IKEA’s Place app or Amazon’s AR View functions. This approach benefits brands selling furniture, home decor, electronics, footwear or luxury goods—any product where scale, material and finish influence the buying decision. I’ve produced models for over a hundred e-commerce products, from watches and sneakers to lamps and kitchenware. The process is straightforward. We start with your most important product angles, I build a draft model for your review on material accuracy, and then refine it until the digital version faithfully represents the physical one. The final assets are ready to hand off to your web developers or to upload directly to platforms that support 3D and AR.