Your product.
Every dimension.

From the overall shape to the smallest details, we turn your product references into 3D models. Built in Blender, with materials and optimisation shaped around how you plan to use them.

Product modelling by EDITIV, based in Bandung, Indonesia.

Mister Tafel Alosi chair with a chocolate wood frame and cream Alpine Natural upholstery
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Product-focused modellingMaterials & finish variantsOptimised GLTF / GLB assets

The right detail, for the right purpose

For product brands, manufacturers and teams who need their products in 3D. Furniture, vehicles or industrial products — we start with your references and agree the level of detail, variants and intended use.

A model for a browser has different requirements from one used in a close-up view. We define the target platform and delivery requirements before modelling begins.

Product geometry

Model the agreed shapes, components and details from your product references and dimensions, with proportions reviewed before moving on to finishes.

Materials & textures

Prepare materials for the agreed surfaces, from wood and painted finishes to metal, using your reference images to guide the look.

Product variants

Organise the agreed components and finish options for products that come in different colours, materials or configurations.

Web-ready assets

Balance geometry, textures and file size for the target viewer, with optimised GLTF/GLB delivery and checks in the agreed environment.

Products we bring into view

Explore our configurator projects to see how product geometry, materials and variants come together in an interactive experience.

3D Car Configurator

3D Car Configurator

360° vehicle configurator with full exterior and interior customization — including color, packs, upgrades, electrics, and multi-angle camera views.

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3D Industrial Trailer Configurator

3D & AR Industrial Trailer Configurator

A full 360° trailer configurator for commercial fleets — allowing buyers to select chassis type, body length, axle configuration, and accessories with real-time pricing.

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3D Table Configurator

3D & AR Table Configurator

An interactive configurator for custom tables — letting customers choose dimensions, leg style, material, and finish while seeing live pricing updates in real time.

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From reference to a considered 3D asset

  1. Share your references

    Tell us what the model is for. Product photos, dimensions, drawings and material references help us understand the shape, detail and variants you need.

  2. Define the scope

    We agree the products, level of detail, variants, file formats and review stages, then prepare a project quote and delivery schedule.

  3. Model, texture & review

    We build the geometry in Blender, review proportions and prepare the agreed materials. Feedback is organised around the review stages in your scope.

  4. Optimise & hand over

    We prepare the agreed exports and check the assets for their intended use. Viewer development or integration can be scoped separately if needed.

A timeline that fits the detail

Scopedaround your products

The number of products, their complexity, the available references and the finish variants all shape the schedule. We confirm the delivery plan after reviewing your brief.

A clear quote for your 3D work

We quote around the assets you need and where they will be used. Your scope sets out the geometry, materials, variants, export formats and review rounds before work begins.

Source files, usage rights, additional formats and any viewer or configurator development are agreed in the proposal. Additional products or revisions outside that scope are discussed separately.

Discuss your 3D project

Before we model

A few practical details to help you prepare a useful brief and understand what the delivery includes.

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What do you need to start a 3D model?

Start with product photos from multiple angles, key dimensions and material references. Drawings or existing 3D files can also help. We review the available references with you and confirm whether anything else is needed before work begins.

What kinds of products do you work with?

Our existing work includes furniture, vehicles and industrial trailers in product configurators. Share your product references and intended use so we can assess the modelling requirements and agree a suitable scope.

Can you prepare different materials and variants?

Yes. Materials, finishes and component variants can be included in the modelling scope. We agree which variations you need and how the parts should be organised for the target viewer or configurator.

Which file formats do you deliver?

For real-time web use, we deliver optimised GLTF/GLB assets. Source files and any other export requirements are agreed in the proposal. Let us know your target platform before modelling starts so the delivery is planned around it.

Does modelling include a viewer or configurator?

A modelling project covers the assets agreed in your proposal. A website viewer, AR experience or product configurator requires additional development and integration, which we can scope separately. Model delivery alone does not include those applications.

How much does a 3D modelling project cost?

We quote after reviewing the product references, level of detail, variants and delivery requirements. Your proposal confirms the price, schedule and review rounds for the agreed work; there is no single price that fits every product.

Start with your product

Tell us what you want to model and how it will be used. If you already have references, include a shareable link in your message. We’ll review the requirements with you and discuss the next steps.

  • Your product and the number of models
  • References, dimensions and finish options
  • The target platform and delivery needs

Or email contact@editiv.id.