3D model listing image generator: every image for your listing

In short: load your models, pick a look and generate your listing images. On Free, make a hero shot, a contact sheet and framed images of up to 5 models at a time. On Pro and Studio, Export → Listing kit creates the full set in one ZIP, sized and arranged for CGTrader, Fab or the Unity Asset Store.

A 3D model listing needs more than one good image. Buyers want to see the model from several sides, what's in the pack, and how clean the mesh is. Making all of that by hand is often what stops a finished model from getting listed.

#The images a good listing has

Image	Why buyers want it	How to make it
Hero shot	Decides whether they click at all	Export → Thumbnail
Everything in the pack	Shows what they get	Export → Contact sheet
Each model	Lets them inspect the details	Export → Individual thumbnails
Other angles	Answers "what does the back look like?"	Angles on Pro and Studio, or the number keys
Clay view	Shows the shape without textures	Clay Render look
Wireframe	Proves the topology	Topology Wireframe look
Turntable	Shows every side at once	Turntable video on Pro and Studio, or a GIF on any plan

#How to generate them

1. Open the generator. It opens with Showroom at 3:2, 1920 × 1280.
2. Drop in your models, or the whole folder. GLB, FBX, OBJ, STL, PLY and 3MF all work, and textures are matched automatically.
3. Choose one look, so that the whole set matches.
4. Generate the images. On Pro and Studio, choose your marketplace under Listing kit in the Export tab, then Export → Listing kit. On Free, use the exports in the table above.

A real export from the generator's settings

#What the listing kits include

Kit	What you get
CGTrader	CGTrader's batch upload layout: one folder per model with 5 previews, ready for your format archives, plus pack images at 2048 px
Fab	Hero, contact sheet, front, back, clay, wireframe and each model at 1920 × 1080
Unity Asset Store	Cover, card and icon at their exact sizes, plus 1920 × 1280 screenshots

Marketplaces change their rules, so check their current requirements before you publish. See the listing kit guide for details, and the pages for TurboSquid and itch.io.

#Tips that help a listing

• Lead with your best image. It's usually the only one shown in search results, so make it clear at small sizes.
• Stay consistent. The same light and angle across a pack makes it look professional.
• Use an honest image for each model. Show what the buyer actually gets, and say so if an image uses lighting or materials that aren't included.
• Name your files well. Contact sheet labels come from them, so 01_GreenApple.glb becomes "Green Apple".

For more on what makes people click, read how to make 3D model thumbnails that sell.

#Frequently asked questions

#Is the listing image generator free?

Yes, for up to 10 exports a day with a free account (3 without one), up to 1,024 px with a small Shot3D label. Listing kits and several angles at once are part of Pro (£10/month, or £1 for a 3-day trial with 25 exports) and Studio.

#Do the images meet each marketplace's rules?

The kits handle sizes and the kinds of view. Marketplaces also review quality and content, so they can't guarantee approval.

#How long does it take?

Usually seconds to a few minutes, depending on your computer, how many models you have and the size of the images.

#Can I use my own lighting?

Yes. Adjust any look, then save it as your own preset to use on every listing.

#Are my models uploaded?

No. Everything renders on your own device, so unreleased work stays private.