I will create 3d product models in glb gltf usdz for web ar VR

Yes, this is feasible; however, please contact us before making an order for quick delivery.

It depends on the complexity, level of detail, texturing requirements, and overall scope of your project. If you're unsure which package fits your needs, send me your reference files and requirements. I'll review them and recommend the right package or provide a custom offer.

Reference images or photos from multiple angles, product dimensions if available, target platform (Shopify, Amazon, WebAR, Unity, etc.), and required file format. The more detail you provide upfront, the more accurate and faster the first delivery will be.

I deliver GLB and GLTF files optimized to Shopify and Amazon's specifications, correct file size, polygon count, and texture resolution, so the model loads correctly in their 3D viewer without additional processing.

For iOS AR Quick Look, I deliver USDZ files, and for WebAR and browser-based experiences, I deliver optimized GLB/GLTF. Both are tested for performance and visual quality on mobile devices.

I create configurator-ready models with separated parts, named materials, and clean hierarchy so colors, materials, and components can be switched independently through the configurator interface.

I deliver FBX or OBJ files with proper UV mapping, PBR textures, and clean topology suitable for direct import into Unity or Unreal Engine. For game-ready assets, mention your target engine, polygon budget, and LOD requirements in your brief.

Furniture, appliances, footwear, fashion accessories, cosmetics, jewelry, wearables, automotive parts, industrial and mechanical products, game assets, and props. If it's a physical product with reference images or dimensions, I can model it.

I work with both individual assets and full product catalogs. For larger collections, contact me before ordering so we can discuss a workflow and pricing that suits the volume and timeline.

GLB, GLTF, and USDZ for web, AR, and e-commerce platforms; FBX and OBJ for game engines and 3D software; STL for 3D printing. Additional formats are available on request; just mention your platform and I'll deliver the right format for it.