FAQ
Sloyd supports modern, web-ready 3D formats for e-commerce workflows. You can export models in GLB / glTF for interactive pages and AR. Use OBJ for further editing.
No. Sloyd is built so product and marketing teams can generate 3D models without traditional 3D software. You can start from images, templates, or prompts, and use simple controls. Advanced options are there if you need them, but not required.
Yes. You can design variations by updating the image references used to generate the model or by retexturing after generation. This makes it easy to produce consistent variants across product lines without rebuilding everything from scratch.
Sloyd uses multiple product views and structured model generation to create 3D assets that closely match your real products. Models are designed to reflect shape, proportions, and materials in a way that works for product pages, configurators, and interactive views.
Yes. Models are generated in structured, web-ready formats that work with common 3D viewers, AR experiences, and e-commerce storefront integrations. They’re optimized to display reliably on the web, not just inside 3D tools.
Marketplace assets are generic and often come with licensing limits. Sloyd generates models specifically for your products, so visuals match your catalog and brand. You get control, consistency, and assets built around your storefront needs.
Sloyd focuses on structured model generation, not messy one-off AI geometry. Assets are built to be clean, controllable, and suitable for real production use including editing, optimization, and integration into existing pipelines.
Sloyd is designed for catalog-scale workflows. You can generate product families, variations, and related items in a consistent style and structure, making it practical to roll out 3D across many SKUs.
You can start from a single image; multiple product views improve accuracy for real catalog items. Generation is positioned as minutes, not weeks—exact time varies by asset complexity and settings.
Add your model to Shopify product media as a 3D model—typically GLB (and USDZ where supported for AR). Shopify may optimize or convert large files; start with a GLB optimized for web for faster loads and fewer “not showing” issues.
Many sellers used to rely on 360 product view / spin experiences; Amazon is steering listings toward uploading a 3D model to your Amazon listing for richer PDPs like “View in 3D,” “View in Your Room,” and (where applicable) Virtual Try-On—often via Image Manager or the Amazon Seller app, with GLB/glTF, reference photos, and accurate dimensions, plus brand-owner rules and review timelines. With the 360° image experience discontinued (Jan 20, 2025), that shift is accelerating. Sloyd turns multiple product photos into web-ready GLB models you can take into Amazon’s workflow, following current eligibility and format rules per ASIN.







