Every industry has photos. Almost none of them have 3D assets — because making them used to require software, training, and time nobody has.
A flat image has depth in it already — light, shadow, edges, contrast. Render reads those signals and builds geometry from them. Three modes, each tuned for a different kind of source image, each producing something you can orbit, export, and use immediately.
Shoot the panel, the roof, the conduit run. Turn it into a rotating depth map your client can understand before a wire gets pulled. No Fear Electric drops Render exports into every proposal.
Proposals · PermitsFloor plan photos, elevation shots, interior stills — wrapped on geometry and orbited in a browser. Matterport costs thousands. Render is a one-time purchase and runs on your phone.
Listings · WalkthroughsDamage documentation in 3D changes the conversation with adjusters. A flat photo of a collapsed roof is evidence. A rotatable 3D depth map of that same photo is an argument.
Claims · DocumentationElevation drawings and site sketches extruded into 3D and spun around in a client meeting. No Revit license, no rendering farm, no waiting. Shoot the drawing, export the asset.
Client PresentationsA product photo wrapped on a rotating 3D object in your quote email is not the same thing as a flat image in a PDF. It signals a level of professionalism that closes deals faster.
Quotes · Spec SheetsLogos, product shots, campaign images — extruded, wrapped, animated, and exported as standalone HTML. Drop a spinning 3D brand asset into any webpage or deck without a 3D artist.
Web · Decks · SocialAnatomy diagrams, circuit maps, equipment cross-sections — rotatable in the browser, zero plugins. Students orbit the content instead of staring at a flat slide.
Training · eLearningBridge decks, utility poles, storm damage, structural concerns — a depth-mapped 3D version of a field photo communicates condition in a way a flat shot cannot. Especially in reports that move through chains of approval.
Reports · Field DocsPhone photo, PNG, JPG, screenshot, scan — anything works. No file prep, no required resolution, no conversion. If it came out of a camera or a screen, Render can work with it. The geometry Render builds is only as good as the contrast in the source, so higher-contrast images produce more dramatic results.
Depth Map reads brightness and pushes bright areas forward — best for photos with natural depth cues. Texture Wrap maps the image onto a sphere, box, torus, or cylinder and spins it — best for product shots, logos, and anything you want to present as a rotating object. Extrude traces the edges and pulls them into 3D columns — best for drawings, diagrams, floor plans, and line art.
Every mode has three parameters. Depth Scale, resolution, wave animation. Spin speed, shape, glow. Edge threshold, extrusion depth, simplification. Dial them in with sliders — the canvas updates live. When it looks right, it's ready.
Hit Export and Render generates a complete Three.js HTML file — no dependencies, no server, no login required to view it. Send it as an email attachment, drop it in a proposal folder, embed it on a webpage. The person receiving it opens it in any browser and gets the full orbiting 3D experience.
Samples every pixel's brightness and displaces it on a mesh grid — bright forward, dark back. The result is a terrain-like 3D surface that reads your image as topography. A wave animation runs continuously, giving even static subjects a living quality.
Maps your image as a texture onto a 3D geometry and animates it rotating. Five shape options — sphere, box, torus, cylinder, plane. Emissive glow control makes logos and product images radiate. The spin speed is adjustable from a slow drift to a fast spin.
Runs edge detection across the image, finds every significant contour, and extrudes each one into a 3D column colored from the source pixel. The result looks like a relief map of your image's structure — architectural, dimensional, rotatable.
Scout is the BeardPowered AI assistant — it knows your jobs, your contacts, your documents. When you're in the middle of a Scout conversation about a project and you need a 3D visual, you don't leave the workflow. Scout hands the image off to Render and brings the export back.
The result drops directly into your proposal, your email, or your file folder — without you opening a second app, re-uploading a file, or losing your place in the conversation.
Render exports self-contained HTML. Not a link to a hosted viewer. Not a file that expires. A file that runs in any browser, forever, with no account and no internet connection required after download.
Self-hosted. One-time purchase. Source code included. Your images, your server, your asset.