Discover the best 3D rendering agencies in Germany
Rendero is a 3D rendering and visualization service provider that works with brands to create high-quality, photoreal product imagery, animations, and interactive experiences.
Rendero replaces the need for lengthy and costly physical photoshoots with fast, scalable 3D content production.
The team handles the full process, from modeling and material creation to lighting, rendering, and post-production, ensuring each asset is tailored for marketing, e-commerce, and advertising needs.
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Book a CallMost provide exterior/interior stills, product renders, floor plans, architectural animations, 360°/VR tours, and sometimes real-time/interactive experiences and post-production.
Site plans or CAD/BIM/SketchUp files, elevations, materials/finishes, reference images/mood boards, camera angles, target resolution, brand or color specs, milestones, and deadline.
Simple stills often deliver in days; complex scenes, multi-image sets, or animations take longer. Timelines depend on scope, revision rounds, and your speed in providing feedback.
You typically license the final imagery for agreed uses (web, print, ads). Ownership of underlying 3D files varies by studio—clarify rights, usage scope, and any stock/asset licenses up front.
Look for portfolio relevance (your industry and style), process transparency (briefing → drafts → revisions), communication speed, file security/NDA readiness, and clear timelines.
Discovery & quoting → draft/white model views → first color proofs → revision rounds → final lighting/material polish → delivery (stills/animation/360) and optional source files.
By scene complexity, number of views, realism level, animation length, deadlines (rush fees), and whether modeling is from scratch vs. supplied BIM/3D assets. Ask for an itemized quote.
Studios usually include 1–2 revision rounds per view. Further changes, design pivots, or extra camera angles are billed as additional scope. Get the policy in writing.
