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How to Get Sellable Product Renders for Amazon

By Matthew Lynch
November 6, 2023
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If you are launching new products, whether through Kickstarter, ManyChat, or any other platform to reach your audience, 3D renders are a great idea, especially if you are launching new products. Before launching them, you want to get a holistic idea of how the product looks and how it functions in a digital form.

Having your product 3D rendering could be the difference between someone clicking on your product listing or scrolling past it.

3D rendering is a process of digitally recreating your Amazon product in a three-dimensional form. The images are created with software that can simulate physical effects, including gravity and lighting. The end result is clean and crisp images of the product.

3D Rendering vs. Photoshop

Most people don’t know the difference between Photoshop and 3D rendering. Regarding the technological differences, if you are Photoshopping an image, it implies that in the real world, you took a photo of the product. After taking the photo, you photoshopped it into a different environment.

On the contrary, if you opt for product render for Amazon, you will learn that the key difference is that the renders actually never take a photo of your product. The entire “photography” is done in a virtual environment.

If you want to invest in creating pictures, 3D renders are most of the time going to be much cheaper than a full-blown lifestyle photography shoot, mainly because there is no studio or shooting involved.

3D Renders and Amazon ToS

As per Amazon’s policies regarding product images, it has clear guidelines, including that the images must be professional photography. The images cannot be drawings and illustrations. At the end of the day, the biggest goal of Amazon is to be the number one, most customer-centric company on the globe.

So, when it comes down to their ToS and their guidelines about 3D renders, the reason for such a widespread of 3D renders across certain products and categories is that Amazon does know that 3D renders have the potential to look better than images.

3D rendering provides a variety of product images that you can add to your Amazon listing and edit according to your needs. Apart from product listing success, 3D rendering for Amazon can help with boosting organic traffic and conversions.

The Popularity of 3D Rendering on Amazon

3D rendering has become immensely popular among sellers on Amazon, which has a lot to do with the competitive nature of the Amazon marketplace. Amazon sellers are always looking for more ways to get more clicks. 3D rendering can offer the much-needed superior quality that cannot be obtained with regular photos. As an Amazon seller, you can take massive advantage of 3D rendering.

The Takeaway

The key takeaway is that 3D renders look either as good or better than product photography, which is why you should explore using renders. 3D renders enable more diversity regarding the content for Amazon listings. Simultaneously, 3D renders boost the chances of capturing the interest of potential buyers and subsequently boost converted clicks.

 

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