Torchweave turns phone photos into interactive, photoreal 3D your customers can spin, zoom, and believe — in under 30 minutes, with no studio and no 3D artist. It's in open beta right now, and it's free.
Every one of these was captured with a phone and built in Torchweave — then embedded here with one line of HTML.
See the full gallery →When buyers can inspect the real thing — not a retouched photo — they trust more, buy more, and return less. The numbers are not subtle.
Product pages with interactive 3D convert nearly twice as well as pages with flat photography alone.
When customers see exactly what they're getting — true scale, texture, and finish — "not as pictured" returns collapse.
Shoppers who touch 3D stay longer and are ~20% more likely to buy. Engagement you can't fake with copy.
A single custom CGI product model from an agency runs $500–$2,000 and takes weeks. Torchweave does unlimited models, made by whoever's holding the phone — and it's free while we're in open beta.
Drag to how many products, spaces, or scenes you'd put in 3D this year.
This is Torchweave mid-build — a real capture resolving into a photoreal model, automatically. No retouching, no artist pass. What the camera saw is what your customer gets.
If someone on your team can take photos, your team can ship 3D. The hard parts run themselves.
Walk around the product or through the space, snapping photos. That's the whole field job.
Drop the photos in and walk away — Torchweave solves the cameras and builds the model, with no settings and no command line. When it's done, you box in the part you want and drop the rest. A minute of clicking, nothing to learn.
One line of HTML puts the live model on your product page, listing, or proposal. It just works, on every device.
No invite, no waitlist, no card. Create an account and your license key is issued instantly — the whole product, unlocked, on your PC in minutes.
Every feature turned on, while we finish the product with the people using it.
Not on a Windows PC right now? Leave an address and we'll email you once — when there's something new for you to install.
One email. No newsletter, and we don't pass it on.
Pricing comes later. We're setting plans and prices once the beta has taught us what's actually worth paying for. Beta members get told first — and get founder pricing when it lands.
Free while in open beta. One phone, one PC, thirty minutes — and a product page your competitors can't match.