Assemble multi-part kits, render a full 360° view in your browser in seconds, and drop it onto your product page. Your files never leave your computer.
Drag the model. It's the real viewer your customers would get.
python site/deploy.py to add it.You've licensed beautiful sculpts. Showing them off is the hard part.
Print, clean, set up the lightbox, shoot, edit. Then do it again for every variant.
Blender gets you there eventually, if you know Blender and can leave your PC rendering overnight.
Arms, weapons, wings and bases scattered across years of Patreon month folders, with nothing put together.
Point it at the drive where your collection lives. It reads the files where they are: nothing is copied or uploaded.
Snap arms into sockets, pose them with rotate rings, and save each build as a version: sword or spear, winged or not.
One click renders every version as a 360° view on your own graphics card. Paste one line into your store.
Recorded straight from the assembler. Nothing staged, just sped up where your graphics card does the work.
Detects balls and sockets, connects them, and poses parts about their joints. Point moves can lock to height or position.
Fifteen camera heights, seventy-two angles, rendered on your GPU in the browser. Every version of a kit in one go.
Drag to turn, pinch to zoom, full screen, smooth motion. Your colours and logo, with frames protected from scraping.
Name, tag and file your models with thumbnails, then pull any of them into a kit: a base, a weapon, a spare hand.
Your licensed files are read straight from your disk by your browser. We only ever see the finished views you publish.
Add the spin to a product template from the theme editor. No code, and it picks the right view for each variant.
Works on Shopify, Etsy pattern sites, WooCommerce, Squarespace or your own site: anywhere you can paste HTML.
<iframe src="https://spin.example.com/zeaks/drakenmir" width="100%" style="aspect-ratio:1;border:0" allow="fullscreen"></iframe>
Most sculpt licences forbid sharing the files. So we never take them: the app runs in your browser and reads your folder directly. Only the rendered images you choose to publish leave your machine.
No. Any recent laptop or desktop renders a 360° view; a gaming GPU just does it faster. On a typical laptop expect a minute or two per version rather than seconds, and you can lower the quality for quicker drafts.
The app needs Chrome or Edge on a computer, because it reads your STL folder directly. The spins it makes work in every browser, on phones too.
Never. Your browser reads them from your drive and renders them on your machine. Only the finished images of a view you publish are uploaded.
That's down to each sculptor's merchant licence. Most that allow selling prints also allow showing renders of them, but check yours. We never share or redistribute the STL files themselves.
Today you paste one line into a product description. A proper Shopify theme block, added from the theme editor with no code, is next on the list.
We're opening up to a small group of miniature sellers first. Leave your email and we'll be in touch.