The short answer: at 3Desite, one photorealistic render of a product from an existing 3D model starts at 4,000,000 Toman in 1405. A five-image pack starts at 10,000,000 Toman, and if you don’t have a 3D model yet, a product model starts at 6,000,000 Toman. The rest of this guide explains what moves a project up or down from there.
The five things that set the price
- Do you already have a 3D model? A CAD or 3D file means the job is rendering only. With photos alone, the product has to be modeled first — often the largest part of the cost.
- How complex is the product? A bottle and a machine with two hundred parts are different jobs. Glass, liquids, fabric and fine surface detail also take longer to get right.
- How many images? The first image carries the setup: lighting, materials and camera. Extra angles reuse that setup, so each one costs much less than the first.
- Studio or scene? A clean studio or white background is faster than building a full lifestyle environment around the product.
- Still or motion? Every second of animation is 24 to 30 rendered frames, plus the time to design the motion itself.
Deadline, final resolution (large print sizes take longer to render) and how clearly the brief is defined also play a part.
Typical 3Desite prices in 1405
| Product | Delivery | From (Toman) |
|---|---|---|
| Product render — single image | 3–5 working days | 4,000,000 |
| Product render pack — 5 images | 5–7 working days | 10,000,000 |
| E-commerce set — 4 images on white | 4–6 working days | 7,500,000 |
| Lifestyle scene render | 5–7 working days | 6,000,000 |
| Product 3D model | 6–10 working days | 6,000,000 |
| 360° turntable video | 4–6 working days | 6,000,000 |
| Product animation (up to 30 s) | 6–9 working days | 8,000,000 |
These are starting prices for typical, well-scoped requests. The full list, with what each price includes, is on the pricing page.
How to keep the cost down
- Send a CAD or 3D file if one exists — even a rough one saves modeling time.
- Order the images together. Five angles in one job cost far less than five separate jobs.
- Decide angles and backgrounds before work starts. Changing the camera after lighting is done means redoing the lighting.
- Reuse the scene across a product line. Products that share a look can share one lighting setup.
- Start with white-background shots and add lifestyle scenes where they matter most.
Why the first render is the expensive one
Once a product exists as a 3D model with finished materials, new images are mostly camera and lighting work: a new colour, a new angle, a seasonal banner or an animation can all come from the same asset. That is why 3D pays off most for products that need many images over time.
Want an exact number? Send the product, the files you have and the images you need — we reply with a quote within 24 hours. See the rendering products or contact us.
