Bring five 3D capabilities to your online store.
Plan product presentation and purchase integration across Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento and more. The Shopify app II3D Configuration 3D&AR is the initial priority; other platforms follow their own development plans, with validated coverage and integration methods published as they progress.
- Five 3D capabilities
- Products & variants
- Availability by platform
CONNECTION MAP
- 01
Catalog & options
Products, variants, rules and assets
- 02
ii3d configuration
Visual selections and saved outcome
- 03
Cart & order
Purchasable item and order context
Purchases handled by the storefront
Multiple platforms, with availability as development progresses.
Shopify is the initial priority, with other platforms also in the plan. Platform names indicate scope; installation, theme compatibility and feature coverage will be published after validation.
Shopify
II3D Configuration 3D&AR: five capabilities, variants and cart handoff. Dawn is the first theme validation baseline.
WooCommerce
Product attributes, variable products and configuration mapping, with storefront and cart integration developed for the platform.
BigCommerce
Planned integration for product options, page embedding and cart handoff. Theme coverage will follow validation.
Magento / Adobe Commerce
Planned adaptation for product attributes, configurable products and the storefront purchase flow.
Amazon
Product presentation and asset workflows assessed against available platform interfaces and publishing rules.
Etsy
Product presentation assets and publishing workflows assessed against platform permissions and the intended use case.
Start with your integration needs.
Identify the problems to solve around your existing pages, product information and workflows.
Options live in disconnected tools
Colours, parts and sizes are maintained in separate places, making the current sellable version hard to confirm.
What shoppers see differs from what they buy
Static images struggle to represent complex combinations, and visual outcomes can drift from product options.
Orders need manual rework
Configuration intent does not arrive intact with the order, so operations must reconcile and re-enter it.
Five capabilities for different product experiences.
All five are in the initial scope. Placement, purchase handoff and availability are validated per platform.
3D Configurator
Switch SKUs within one product and view the corresponding materials and visible parts.
Explore this capability
Modular Configurator
Combine products and accessories while preserving each variant and quantity.
Explore this capability
3D Product Manual
Explain exploded views, features, dimensions and effects, with an optional catalog entry template.
Explore this capability
3D Digital Color Swatches
Replace designated materials in a fixed scene or object according to the selected product.
Explore this capability
3D Assembly Guide
Use prepared animations and steps to explain assembly, disassembly, use and supporting information.
Explore this capability
Start with a concrete use case.
These examples show how products and workflows connect, helping you choose the right entry.
Single-product SKU selection
A shopper switches sofa fabric or legs, with 3D appearance mapped to a variant of the same product. The storefront confirms price and stock.
Main product and accessories
A sofa and footstool share a scene while the cart retains separate variants and quantities. The configuration list records the selected combination.
Presentation and instructions
A product manual explains features, exploded views and dimensions; an assembly guide provides steps. On Shopify, both are planned as separate components below the product media.
Move from setup to integration in four steps.
Prepare source material, confirm content, validate the entry and deliver the agreed scope.
- 01
Confirm the storefront and catalog scope
Identify target stores, product types, option complexity and the current purchase path.
- 02
Map options and fields
Align configuration results with product attributes, SKUs, price and order context.
- 03
Embed and validate
Validate page embed, saved configurations, cart actions and order outcomes in a test environment.
- 04
Roll out store by store
Use a launch checklist to hand over content, operations and exception handling.
Common questions
Understand the preparation and usage boundaries before you begin.
Which platforms can be installed today?
Shopify is the initial development priority, and other platforms are in the development plan. This page presents plans and status; pilot access, installation, validated themes and feature coverage will be published as each platform becomes ready.
Must we modify the existing storefront theme?
The answer depends on the integration approach, theme and desired interaction. The assessment first defines the smallest viable change.
How do standard and modular configurations reach the cart?
A standard configuration maps to a SKU of one product. Modular configuration preserves the product, variant and quantity for the main item and each accessory. The platform adapter handles cart and order handoff, with the storefront authoritative for price, inventory and orders.
Can the same content be used in standalone links or other websites?
The initial release is planned around shared configuration, published versions and runtime across Shopify, standalone URLs and authorized website embeds. Standalone URLs retain the five display and interaction capabilities without checkout.
Can multiple stores reuse one configuration setup?
Reusable elements and localized catalog, language, currency or pricing rules are planned separately so one market’s rules are not blindly applied to another.
What do we need to prepare?
Prepare a product-and-option list, storefront structure, test products, pricing rules and anonymized order examples.
Find the right connection for your platform and products.
Share your platform, product type, capabilities and page placement to discuss preparation and integration scope.