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New view shows the same product from another angle.
A red chair render connected to a New view block in Defined View mode, with part of the generated rear right 3/4 view of the chair on the right. Callouts mark 1 the cube and rotation icons that switch between Defined View and Free View, 2 the highlighted point at the top of the cube, 3 the Select a view menu reading Rear Right 3/4 View, 4 the quantity menu set to 1, and 5 the Generate button.

Mode (1), cube point (2), Select a view (3), quantity (4), Generate (5).

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Generate a defined view

1

Add the block

Add a Modify block, connect your image and click New view.
2

Pick the angle

On Defined View 1, click a point on the cube 2. For Rear, Right or Bottom, open Select a view 3 > Hidden views.
3

Generate

Leave the quantity on 1 4 and click Generate 5.
Batch (Pro and Enterprise): set the quantity 4 to Batch, pick up to 6 views and click Generate.

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Rotate and tilt freely (Free View)

A New view block in Free View mode showing an orange tubular armchair from the front. A vertical slider sits on the right edge of the preview and a horizontal slider with arrows below it, above a blue Add button. Other angles of the same chair are lined up on either side of the block.

Free View: drag the sliders to choose an angle, then click Add.

1

Switch to Free View

Click the rotation icon 1 and wait for the previews.
2

Rotate and tilt

Drag the bottom slider to rotate in 45° steps and the right slider to tilt.
3

Add the angle

Click Add to place the view on the canvas.

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Examples

A blue, pink and cream sneaker in side profile connected to a New view block with the cube, the Select a view menu and the Generate button. Two results show the same sneaker from a front three-quarter angle and from straight on.

A side-profile sneaker turned into a front 3/4 view and a straight-on front view.

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Tips

  • Use one product on a plain background for the most consistent views.
  • The hidden side is a guess, and small text and logos often go wrong: run an angle twice and compare.
  • For Make 3D, generate front, left, rear and right views first.

Explore variations of a design

Views, forms and colorways side by side.

Build a presentation set

One render to a set of views.

Make 3D

Turn your views into a 3D model.

Modify

The block that holds New view.