From line drawing to catalog, no camera involved.
Your product line already exists as technical drawings. This pipeline turns them directly into photographic product imagery: rendered, upholstered in real fabrics, and assembled into full sectional lineups. A heritage upholstery manufacturer runs their whole program on it.
Drawing in, rendered product out, immediately
A technical line drawing renders straight to a clean 2D product image in correct perspective. No modeling phase, no photography scheduling. The drawing your product team already produced is the input, and a catalog-ready silo is the output.
Fabrics and finishes, applied per SKU at batch scale
Every rendered frame takes any fabric or finish in your book, with welt, tufting, and pattern scale handled, and batch jobs run whole collections at once. A new fabric introduction becomes an afternoon of renders across the entire line, each one through your review queue.
Sectionals assembled from the rendered units
The rendered pieces become building blocks: sectional configurations are composed from the unit imagery in matching fabric, so a configuration that has never been photographed, or even built, still gets a finished hero image. The same units power the shopper-facing sectional builder.
Structure verified on every drawing
Each series carries a style kit (reference drawing, arm profile) that anchors every render, and a geometry verification pass checks arms, legs, and proportions against the spec before an image can pass. Wrong drawings retry automatically with the failure named; your team reviews what's left.
Send us three drawings.
The demo that convinces product teams is their own drawings coming back as imagery. Three drawings, one fabric, live on the call.