3D Design & Product Visualization Services

What we render

• Products. Photorealistic renders from several angles, on a plain background for catalogues or in a setting for ads.
• Packaging. 3D mockups of new packaging designs for internal approval, retailer presentations or online stores before printing.
• Interiors and spaces. Visualisations of offices, shops or showrooms for concept presentations.
• Exhibition booths. Booth renders from several angles so the design can be approved before it is built.
• 360 views and product animation. Rotating products or exploded views for websites and social media.

Why a 3D render instead of a photo?

• The product does not exist yet. The prototype is not finished, but the catalogue, pre-orders or pitch cannot wait.
• Many variants. One 3D model can be shown in many colours, materials and sizes without photographing each one.
• Full control. Angle, light and background can change at any time without a reshoot.
• Showing the inside. Cutaways and exploded views reveal components a photo cannot.

Our 3D experience

PopOut also produces 3D animation for video. One example is the 3D animated company profile for PT SKP Tenaga Listrik, with a 3D presenter and isometric city scenes for an exhibition booth. For longer 3D animated videos, see our video animation services.

How it works

• Reference material. Technical drawings, CAD files, dimensions, prototype photos or sketches, plus examples of render styles you like.
• 3D model. The product is modelled to size, then you check the shape.
• Materials and lighting. Colours, textures, labels and lighting are set to match the real product.
• Final renders. High-resolution images in the sizes you need.

How much does 3D rendering cost?

3D design and product visualisation at PopOut starts from Rp3,000,000 per project. The final cost depends on how complex the product's shape is, how complete the reference material is, the number of angles and variants, any custom settings or backgrounds, and whether you need animation or a 360 view.

Frequently asked questions

How close is a render to the real product?

The more complete the reference material, the closer the result. With technical drawings or CAD files and colour or material samples, a render can be very close to the real product. From a sketch alone, the result is better described as a concept visualisation.

Can renders be used on marketplaces?

Yes. Renders on a white background with consistent angles suit marketplaces, while renders in a setting suit ads and social media.

Is this service for architectural house renders?

This service focuses on products, packaging, commercial spaces and booths for marketing. For booth design together with the build, see our exhibition booth design and build service.

Can renders be used for new packaging designs?

Yes. 3D renders are often paired with our packaging design service, so the packaging can be seen whole before it is printed.

Have a product that needs visualising? Send technical drawings or product photos through our contact page. Our other design services are on the graphic design services page.