A real boat. On this page.

Not a photo, not an image spin — the actual 3D asset, running in Shopify's Craft theme.

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AR is built into the viewer. The page adds no code to launch it.

See the flagship

Every product, live in 3D

  • Jewellery scale.

    Lume you can switch on, a skeletonised rotor under a see-through caseback, and hands showing your actual local time.

  • Something you could never photograph in a studio.

    An inflatable boat with an outboard. AR placement sets it down outdoors. Same embed.

That's the whole integration.

Shopify's Craft theme. No app.

<script type="module" src="https://engine.wearitar.com/sdk/v1/wearitar-sdk.js"></script>
<wearitar-viewer model-id="5a571563-9f14-457c-bf83-df2e6a55a1ca"></wearitar-viewer>

Questions merchants actually ask

Does it work on iPhone?

Yes. On iPhone and iPad, AR opens in Quick Look. Android Chrome uses WebXR where supported, otherwise Scene Viewer. The routing is built into the viewer, and you write none of it.

Do I have to make the 3D models?

Someone does, yes — that is the honest answer. The asset is the work. Bring your own, or have one made by a vetted partner studio, directly or through the 3D Concierge.

Will it slow my page down?

It is built not to. The viewer loads progressively: a small core starts first and the rest follows in the background, so shoppers can browse and turn the product without waiting for the whole model. And because it renders in your page rather than an iframe, your product page keeps its own content for search engines.

Does it fight my theme?

No. The viewer sits in a closed shadow root, designed so its styles stay out of your theme and your theme's styles stay out of it. It costs you one div's worth of page.