3D Product Images
for e-commerce
& marketing

I create realistic 3D product images for all kinds of products, packaging, product ranges and displays, regardless of industry. My services are well suited for both companies and design agencies. You don’t need any 3D expertise — simply get in touch and we can discuss what you need.

An alternative to product photography

Why choose 3D product images instead of photography?

In many cases, 3D does not replace photography completely, but it can significantly reduce the need for it and give you much more flexibility in your marketing. At the very least, you get polished, professional-looking product images.

3D product images are especially useful when:

  • The product does not exist yet 01
  • The product needs to be pre-sold before production 02
  • All products in the range use the same packaging format 03
  • The packaging or label changes frequently 04
  • You want consistent product images across the entire range, including products launched later 05
  • You want to create new product images easily 06
  • You want product images that can be updated later 07
  • The product is difficult, expensive or time-consuming to photograph repeatedly 08
Consistent 3D renderings of spray paint colour variations
Spray paints rendered in 3D

LONG-TERM SAVINGS

Save time, money and effort

Once the product has been modelled, new product images can be created faster and at a lower cost. Label updates, new markets, colours and product variations can all be brought into your marketing materials more quickly.

  • Think of it as a long-term collaboration 01
  • Different market and language versions 02
  • Get to market faster 03

From 3D model to ready-to-use image

The same 3D model can serve throughout the product’s entire lifecycle.

The model can be created from a physical product, existing CAD files, packaging dielines, or photographs and measurements. Materials, colours and small details are recreated as realistically as possible based on the available references, such as photographs, product samples or material samples. Once the model is complete, as many product images as needed can be created from it — both now and later.

013D modelling is a one-time cost

02You can order new images at any time while keeping them visually consistent with the previous ones.

03Several options for creating the 3D model

04The same 3D model can also be used to create other types of visual material.

Wireframe spray can and rendered product images

Ready-to-use files

Ready-to-use product images for every need

You receive the images in the right size and file format for their intended use, with or without a background. All from the same project.

01

E-commerce

Clear, consistent product images in formats optimised for online use, such as WebP.

02

Print materials

High-resolution images for brochures, packaging and other printed materials.

03

Retail materials

Images for planograms, product displays and exhibitions.

04

Marketing

Eye-catching images for advertising, campaigns and social media.

LIKE TRADITIONAL PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY, BUT BETTER

The 3 biggest benefits of choosing 3D product images

01

Consistency

Camera angle, lighting and proportions remain consistent across the entire product range, including products added later.

02

Images before production

Start pre-sales and bring new products to market faster, even before the packaging is in production. Product images can be created as soon as the label artwork is ready.

03

Easy to update

The label, colour, packaging version or camera angle can be changed without arranging a new photo shoot. Once the product has been modelled in 3D, the model can be reused again and again.

3D-rendered product photography studio

Save yourself the hassle

No need to arrange product photo shoots

Because the product images are created digitally, you do not need to organise new photo shoots or worry about matching the camera angles and lighting from one shoot to the next. The product images remain visually consistent over time. You simply provide the updated artwork or other changed materials.

3D product image for pre-sales in an online store

A pre-sales dream

Start pre-sales immediately

With 3D modelling, there is no need to wait until production is complete before creating product images. This speeds up the creation of marketing materials and allows pre-sales to begin sooner with professional-looking product visuals.

One 3D model, many images

Create every version of a product range at once.

When products use the same packaging but have different labels, colours, sizes or configurations, an entire image set can be produced efficiently from a single 3D model.

  • Cost-effective 01
  • Consistent market and language versions 02
  • Consistent product variations 03
3D-modelled spray paints in different colours
3D-modelled tea packages

KEEP THE ENTIRE PRODUCT RANGE CONSISTENT

Consistent product images across every market

If your product has local versions for different markets, you do not need to worry about visual differences between them. Product images can follow the same familiar visual style based on your brand, with consistent camera angles and lighting — regardless of when the images are created.

  • Consistent images across different markets 01
  • New images created quickly 02
  • Consistent images regardless of when they are produced 03

"You can see my work throughout this website — every image used here was created by me."

Who I am

Visualisation
with passion.

3D Artist portrait

15+

years working with 3D modelling and visualisation

Kristian Nurmi

3D Artist · Grimald Oy

I’m Kristian Nurmi, a 3D artist. For me, 3D is more of a passion than just a profession, and I’ve been working with it for over 15 years.

My speciality is 3D modelling and visualisation of products. I create 3D models of your products or use your existing CAD models to produce product and marketing images. You can use the finished images in e-commerce, print materials and other marketing.

I enjoy what I do, and I want to help you find the solutions and options you actually need. I like a challenge and enjoy finding new ways to bring out the best in your product.

Let’s show others what your product is capable of.

How the project works

From zero to finished images.
In five steps.

We start by talking through everything together. We agree on the images you need, the schedule, the price and what is required to make the project work as smoothly as possible. Once the quotation has been approved, the project can proceed for example like this.

  1. Send the product

    Send a physical product sample together with the label and packaging artwork. If the product does not exist yet, I can also work from packaging dielines, individual product parts, a complete or partial CAD model, or, if necessary, photographs and measurements.

  2. I create the 3D model

    I build an accurate 3D model of the product. The shape, proportions and small details are created to match your product as closely as possible.

  3. I create the product images

    I add the materials and labels and finalise the lighting. I then create the images from the agreed camera angles and for the required product versions.

  4. Review and comment

    You receive preview images for review. I make the agreed changes based on your feedback, and you approve the images before the final delivery.

  5. Receive the finished images

    I deliver the approved images in the agreed file formats and sizes. The files are ready to use in e-commerce, print and marketing.

GOT QUESTIONS?

Not sure whether 3D product images are the right choice for your product?

That’s completely fine. Not every client is familiar with 3D or knows in advance what the best way to create the images would be.

No problem. I’m always happy to talk it through with you.

Let’s start with a few basics:

  • are there any specific questions you would like answered?
  • what kind of product is it, and how many products are involved?
  • where will the images be used?
  • do you have a CAD model, physical product or photographs?

Based on that, I can clearly explain:

  • whether the project is feasible
  • what the best starting point would be
  • what materials and information are needed
  • what kind of final result is possible

Let’s make your product
worth seeing.