WooCommerce plugin
Shoppers spin the product, pick a finish that selects the right variation, add it to cart from 3D and place it in their room with AR. All of it on your WooCommerce product page, from one free plugin.
Free plugin on WordPress.org. A Thridify account is required, and you can create one while connecting.
In short
Thridify is a free WordPress plugin that adds a 3D product viewer, a 3D product configurator and AR "view in your room" to WooCommerce product pages and shop grids. You install it from WordPress.org, connect a Thridify account, and your catalog matches itself by SKU, slug, name or product ID. It needs WordPress 6.5, PHP 7.4 and WooCommerce 8.5 or later. Install it from the Thridify plugin on WordPress.org, or see it working on the live WooCommerce demo store.
What it does on WooCommerce
Choose a 3D icon on the gallery, a "View in 3D" button, or Images and 3D tabs under the gallery. Shoppers rotate, zoom and measure the product, and you set the position and button text.
Put the button exactly where you want it with the "View in 3D button" Gutenberg block, or the [thridify_3d_button] shortcode in a classic template or page builder.
Product cards on shop, category, tag and search pages carry a small 3D icon, so browsers know which items open in 3D before they click.
Pick a WooCommerce variation and the 3D model changes. Choose a finish inside the 3D configurator and the matching variation is selected on the page.
Shoppers add to cart without leaving 3D. Their configuration is saved as a "Configuration" line on the cart item and stays on the order. WooCommerce still sets the price.
One tap places the product at true size in the room through the phone camera, using Apple Quick Look on iPhone and iPad and Scene Viewer or WebXR on Android. Shoppers install nothing.
After you connect, product IDs, SKUs, slugs and names sync in the background, and again when products change. Each product matches its 3D experience by SKU, slug, name or ID. Prices, stock and customer data are never sent.
The Products list gets a "3D" column showing which products have a published experience, and each product has a switch to hide the viewer.
Pick which experience style shoppers see and send your brand colour to Thridify, straight from the plugin settings.
Off by default. Turn it on to see how many orders followed a 3D or AR view, inside WooCommerce. Its cookie respects the WP Consent API, so it is only set with statistics consent.
Works with block themes and classic themes, the block cart and checkout, and High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS). If a theme clashes, an isolated-frame rendering mode keeps the viewer separate.
Setup
Installing and connecting takes a few minutes, and the catalog matches itself. The slow part, if there is one, is getting the 3D models made.
In WordPress admin, go to Plugins, then Add New, and search for "Thridify". Install it and activate it. WooCommerce must be active.
Open WooCommerce, then Thridify 3D & AR, and click "Connect with Thridify". Sign in to your Thridify account, or create one, approve the connection and you land back in WordPress.
The plugin sends product IDs, SKUs, slugs and names to Thridify in the background. Each product is matched to its 3D experience by SKU by default, or by slug, name or ID.
In the Display tab, choose the gallery icon, the "View in 3D" button or Images and 3D tabs, or turn product pages off and place the block or shortcode yourself.
Publish experiences in Thridify from your own GLB or USDZ files, or have Thridify’s team model the products. Open a matched product: the 3D viewer, AR button and configurator options appear, and shop cards show a 3D icon.
Need models first? The 3D modelling service builds them from your photos and dimensions. For a longer walkthrough, read how to add a 3D product viewer and AR to WooCommerce or how to add a 3D product configurator to WooCommerce.
Use cases
Shoppers change materials, colours and sizes in 3D, the matching variation is selected, and the configuration travels to the order.
Augmented reality on WooCommerce product pages: the item appears at true size in the shopper’s space, on iPhone and Android, with no app.
A 3D product viewer next to, or instead of, the photo gallery, with rotate, zoom and measure.
A 3D icon on shop and category cards flags which products open in 3D before the click.
Buyers configure the exact spec, add it to cart, and the "Configuration" line on the order tells your team what to quote and build.
When shoppers see the real finish and the real size before checkout, "not as pictured" returns drop and more browsers commit. Turn on 3D-assisted sales to see the effect in your own orders.
Who it’s for
Anything a shopper wants to turn over, configure or check for size before buying.
Beds, tables and storage at true scale in the room, in every finish you sell.
Every fabric and leg finish on one model, so you stop photographing each combination.
Desks, chairs and workstations configured for B2B buyers who need to see the exact spec.
Cabinet fronts, worktops and handles swapped live, so the buyer sees the finish they pay for.
Door styles, interiors and sizes changed in 3D before a single panel is cut.
Frames, glass and hardware configured in 3D, then checked against the real opening with AR.
Basins, taps and vanities in each finish, seen in the shopper’s own bathroom.
Texture and colour up close in 3D, which a flat swatch photo never shows properly.
Pendants and lamps sized against the real ceiling, in every finish you stock.
Rugs, curtains and decor placed in the room so size and colour stop being a guess.
Depth, layers and bed sizes shown in 3D and placed at true size on the bedroom floor.
Loungers, dining sets and parasols placed on the actual patio or lawn with AR.
Metals and stones switched in 3D, with close zoom on settings that photos flatten.
Frame colours and lens tints viewed from every angle in a 3D product viewer.
A 360 product view of every colourway, sole and stitch, from one 3D model.
Bags, belts and watches in each material and colour, rotated and zoomed in 3D.
Ports, buttons and finishes inspected in 3D, then sized on the desk with AR.
Fridges, ovens and washers checked for fit in the actual kitchen or utility space.
Machines configured option by option for quoting, and shown at true size on site.
Parts and accessories rotated in 3D so buyers confirm the fit before ordering.
Play sets and ride-ons seen at real size in the living room before they arrive.
Bikes, gym kit and gear configured by size and colour, then placed in the room.
Good to know
The plugin shows one product at a time. Shoppable rooms with several products in one scene, like Shop the Look and the 3D room visualizer, run on Thridify’s own platform today and aren’t part of the plugin. If you need them on a WooCommerce store, talk to us and we’ll tell you what’s possible now.
Not on WooCommerce? For a plain WordPress site, see Thridify on WordPress. On Shopify, see the Thridify Shopify app.
FAQ
Last reviewed 2026-11-04.
Install the free Thridify plugin from WordPress.org (Plugins, Add New, search "Thridify"), activate it, then go to WooCommerce, Thridify 3D & AR and click "Connect with Thridify". Your catalog syncs on its own, and every product with a published 3D experience shows the viewer on its product page.
Yes. With the Thridify plugin, picking a WooCommerce variation updates the 3D model, and choosing a finish in the 3D configurator selects the matching variation. Shoppers can add to cart from the configurator, and their configuration is saved on the order line.
Yes. AR opens in the browser through Apple Quick Look on iPhone and iPad and through Scene Viewer or WebXR on Android. The shopper taps the AR button and the product appears at true size in their room. Nobody downloads an app.
The plugin is free on WordPress.org. A Thridify account is required because the 3D models, experiences and AR are hosted by Thridify, and you can create the account while connecting the plugin.
The plugin syncs each published product’s ID, SKU, slug and name to Thridify, then matches products to 3D experiences by SKU by default, or by slug, name or ID. Products without a match look exactly as they did before.
No. If you have GLB or USDZ files, you can use them. If you don’t, Thridify’s 3D modelling team builds the models from your product photos and dimensions.
The plugin adds one small script and checks a file of about 1 KB per product. The 3D viewer only loads on products that have an experience, and the heavy 3D files load when the shopper opens it.
Yes. It works with block themes and classic themes, the block cart and checkout, and High-Performance Order Storage. It targets WooCommerce’s own templates and product blocks, so most themes need no changes.
Yes. Add the "View in 3D button" block to your single-product template, or use the [thridify_3d_button] shortcode in a classic template or page builder. Set product pages to Off if you only want the button where you placed it.
WordPress 6.5 or later, PHP 7.4 or later and WooCommerce 8.5 or later.
Thridify for WooCommerce
Free plugin on WordPress.org. A Thridify account is required, and you can create one while connecting.
