Built from your product photos
No CAD files or scanning sessions required — clean product photos plus real dimensions are the input. That makes 3D practical for catalogs where manufacturer CAD data doesn't exist or was never shareable.
3D modeling service
A furniture 3D modeling service that ships live AR pages, not just files
Most 3D modeling services email you a folder of files and wish you luck with hosting, viewers, and AR. Augmenta is a done-for-you service with a different finish line: every model ends as a live, hosted 3D/AR product page your shoppers can open today.
Human review on every model
Each model passes a quality gate before you ever see it: silhouette against source photos, dimension check against merchant-entered sizes, material sanity, and AR behavior on both platforms. You approve the result before it goes public.
Files when you need them
The service is page-first, but not a lock-in: a one-time model buyout unlocks clean GLB export for use in your own pipelines, renders, or other platforms.
Measured, not assumed
Every hosted page tracks views, 3D interactions, AR launches, and clicks back to your store, so the service proves its impact per SKU instead of asking you to take 3D on faith.
Live demo
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FAQ
What store owners usually ask
What's the difference vs a 3D studio?↓
A studio's deliverable is files; ours is a working shopping experience — model, hosting, viewer, app-free AR, analytics, and updates — with files available via buyout when you want them.
Can you handle a large catalog?↓
Yes, but we recommend starting with a focused pilot of your highest-consideration products, proving engagement, then scaling in batches.
What input do you need per product?↓
Four clean photos, real width/height/depth, the product name and description, and the store URL the page should link back to.
Who owns the models?↓
Hosted models are licensed for display through the service; a one-time buyout per model transfers clean files to you for unrestricted use.
Start with one product.
Show shoppers what the product looks like in their room, then track whether they return to your store.