Turn Any 2D Render Into a 3D Asset
Upload any 2D garment image and generate a fully rotatable 3D render — ready for buyer presentations, internal reviews, and factory handoffs. No 3D software. No specialist required.












































































Upload any 2D render of a garment — a sketch, flat, campaign image, or product photo — and Raspberry AI generates a fully rotatable 3D model from it. No 3D team needed. Design, merchandising, and marketing teams can generate and share 3D references independently, without waiting on specialist resources or external studios.

Physical samples take weeks and cost money to produce. With a rotatable 3D render, buyers can assess proportion, silhouette, and design direction from every angle before production begins — catching misalignments early and compressing the approval cycle. Use it for internal design reviews to kill weak concepts fast, or for virtual sampling to reduce the earliest and most wasteful rounds of physical samples.
Export your 3D render as GLB for presentations and real-time viewers, OBJ or STL for downstream 3D workflows and factory reference, or PNG for static assets in decks and reviews. One render covers the full range of handoffs — from the design room to the factory floor.

Render to 3D is a Raspberry AI feature that converts any 2D garment image into a fully rotatable 3D render. Upload a flat, sketch, or product photo and the AI generates a 3D model you can visualize from every angle — no 3D software or specialist required.
Any 2D render of a garment works — technical flats, campaign images, e-commerce photos, or any other flat product reference. The AI extracts the garment and builds the 3D model from whatever image you provide.
Render to 3D works across all garment categories — apparel, footwear, and accessories. It's built to handle the full range of product types your team designs.
You can download your 3D render in four formats: GLB for presentations and real-time viewers, OBJ and STL for downstream 3D workflows and factory reference, and PNG for static use in decks and internal reviews.
Yes. A 3D render exported as OBJ or STL can be sent alongside your tech pack as a visual reference, giving factories a clearer picture of the intended design and reducing the number of back-and-forths during early production.
No. Render to 3D is designed for design, merchandising, and marketing teams — not 3D specialists. If you can upload an image, you can generate a 3D render.
Talk to our team about bringing 3D visualization into your design and buying workflow.
