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Augmented Reality and 3D Model added benefits for Customized Product in Ecommerce

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The e-Commerce sales in the global market is in the rise. There are lot of consumer in the e-Commerce market and businesses are competing with each other to get the attention of these consumer. Brands which provides customized products have an edge over other competitors.  

The option of customized products on your e-Commerce store increases the user engagement. Personalizing these product makes it more interesting for your user and ultimately helps in conversion. It’s proven also that 80% of consumers are more likely to make a purchase if brands offer customized experiences as per Epsilon’s research.

To enable customized products on your website, you need to integrate a product customizer tool which allow your users to create their own design.


Scale-up Print product customizer for e-Commerce with 2D, 3D and Augmented Reality preview

Scale-up Print provides a product customizer tool for e-Commerce. This is an online designer where user can add text and upload their own image on your customizable product. The product customized also offers your user to preview your user design in 2D and 3D for better viewing of customized product Can be used to design any kind of product. Taking one step forward for realistic preview the user can preview her design on the 3D model of customized product in real world using Augmented reality. This web to print online designer tool can be integrated in any type of website.

You can check out the demo here - https://www.scaleupprint.com/DesignerDemo

Here is the demo video of product customizer tool -





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