WooCommerce furniture AR
If your furniture store runs on WooCommerce, you can add an interactive 3D viewer and app-free AR to any product page with a shortcode, a Gutenberg block, or an Elementor widget. Augmenta builds the 3D model from your product photos and hosts the viewer — the plugin just drops it into your page.
The Augmenta AR plugin registers a [augmenta_ar] shortcode, a Gutenberg block, and a native Elementor widget. All three render the same lightweight embed, so your theme, page builder, and product templates can each use whichever fits.
The viewer and the GLB/USDZ models are hosted and delivered by Augmenta, so your WooCommerce hosting doesn't carry multi-megabyte 3D assets. The embed lazy-loads in an iframe and auto-sizes to your layout.
On iPhone the embed launches Quick Look, on Android it launches Scene Viewer — straight from the browser. Shoppers place the actual furniture piece, at real size, in their own room before they buy.
Most stores pilot with 10-25 SKUs where shoppers hesitate about size or fit: sofas, dining tables, wardrobes. Engagement analytics show which products earn 3D interactions and AR launches before you expand.
Alongside the embedded viewer, add a plain "View in 3D/AR" link pointing to your hosted Augmenta product page (augmenta3d.com/p/your-brand/your-product). Shoppers on small screens get a full-screen viewer, and the same link works in ads, emails, SMS campaigns, and showroom QR codes where an embed can't.
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FAQ
Install the Augmenta AR plugin, then paste the [augmenta_ar] shortcode (or add the block/Elementor widget) with your merchant and product slugs. The 3D/AR viewer appears on the page — no code or 3D files needed.
Yes. The plugin ships a native Elementor widget with controls for height, background, AR prompt, and CTA visibility.
The viewer uses GLB for the browser and Android AR, and USDZ for iOS Quick Look. Augmenta generates and hosts both for every product.
No. The embed lazy-loads only when it scrolls into view, and models are compressed and streamed from a CDN — your WooCommerce pages keep their normal load speed.
Show shoppers what the product looks like in their room, then track whether they return to your store.