360° product spins without a turntable
Turned from a 3D model built from your phone photos.
From A$99 a product
Made with AI, then checked against your product.
- Made from
- Phone photos of every side
- You get
- A looping MP4 and the still frames
- Turnaround
- 3 to 5 business days
- Good for
- Shoes, bags, bottles with a back label, vases
What a spin includes
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Product page spins
A loop that turns the product all the way round, so shoppers see the back without asking.
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Stills from any angle
Every angle of the model can become a still, so one spin also fills gaps in your image set.
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Spin Reels
The same turn cut into a Reel for the feed.
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Your own 3D model
Already have a model from your manufacturer? Send it and we light and spin that instead.
How is a 360° product spin made without a turntable?
Outshot builds a 3D model of your product from phone photos taken around it, then turns it into a 360° spin for your product page. It starts at A$99 a product, with no turntable shoot. You get a looping MP4 and the still frames. Photos of every side make the most accurate model.
3 to 5 business days, start to finish
You send a photo
One phone photo in daylight is enough; a spin needs one of each side. Your label file and a few brands you like help.
We agree the look
A short email about your product, then two quick directions to pick from.
We make and check
Images, Reels and spins, each checked against your photos.
Your files arrive
Sized for the feed, Stories, ads and your product page.
Prices
Opening prices in Australian dollars, per piece. No minimum order, and no GST to add.
- 360° spinA looping video and stills from A$99 a product
- Product imagePlain, styled or close-up from A$15 an image
- Reel or short videoAbout 10 seconds, 4:5 and 9:16 from A$35 a video
- UGC-style videoAn AI presenter, never posed as a customer from A$50 a video
- Ad variantAn image or Reel, captioned for ads from A$10 a variant
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Questions about 360° product spins
Do you need the product to make a spin?
No. We build a 3D model from your phone photos. A photo of each side, including the back and the base, makes the model more exact.
How is this different from a turntable shoot?
A studio photographs the product on a turntable, frame by frame. We build a model and turn that, so nothing has to be posted.
What do I get?
A looping MP4 for your product page and the still frames, so you can use any angle as an image.
Which products suit a spin?
Anything people want to see from behind or below: shoes, bags, bottles with a back label, vases and sculptural pieces.