Spatial Stage is designed to make 3D visualization fast, simple, and stunning. Discover the key features that help you create professional visuals without the need for complicated 3D software.
Preview your models instantly in realistic scenes, complete with dynamic lighting and shadows. See the changes in real-time, no waiting.
Simply import your 3D models into Spatial Stage. Supported are popular file formats like FBX, OBJ, and GLB.
Choose from a library of professionally designed scenes and place your models into them within seconds. These ready-made scenes come with predefined lighting, settings, and props.
Access a growing collection of customizable materials—including metals, plastics, wood, paint, textiles, and more. Quickly apply and preview different finishes without needing to create them from scratch.
Spatial Stage includes over 500 drag-and-drop assets, like furniture, electronics, clothes, cars, packages, lights, plants, and more. Use decals to add logos, textures, or scratches to any surface.
Turn your scenes into high-quality mock-ups for presentations, catalogs, e-shops, or client approvals. Combine models, materials, and camera views to produce polished visuals.
Fine-tune the mood of your scene with adjustable light direction, intensity, and color. Use directional, spot, area, and neon lights to achieve the look you want without technical hassle.
Simulate real-world lighting conditions to see how your model reacts under natural or studio lights. Ideal for photographers, film makers or product designers.
Create renders of your 3D models with a transparent background. Perfect for seamless integration into presentations, marketing materials, or any design project.
Easily manage animations and camera cuts. The sequencer gives you full control over what happens. Perfect for storytelling, walkthroughs, or presentation videos.
Capture high-quality stills or export full HD videos quickly and easily, ready for presentations, marketing, or social media.
Achieve photorealistic visuals with advanced path-tracing rendering. Simulate complex light interactions, such as reflections, refractions, and shadows, to create realistic images.