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ARClip or Zakeke

Zakeke is a product configurator and customizer for online stores: a 3D configurator, try-on and AR as plugins for Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix and other platforms. The company reports 25,000+ brands. ARClip is a 3D and AR editor: a team builds the scene together, and the finished project embeds on your site as a web component or opens by link — in a browser, an app or a headset.

Free — unlimited projects, views and publishing

Choose ARClip if

  • the 3D scene has to live right on your web page
  • you need to count views and devices
  • you want to publish a project for free
  • the model has to move — open up, assemble, show how it works
  • you need a full 3D editor, not a template builder

Choose Zakeke if

  • you need product customization with print on demand
  • the price has to update without a developer
  • the configuration has to land in your store's cart
  • shoppers should see their exact configuration in AR

Already showing 3D with Zakeke? Build new scenes in ARClip and move the old ones over gradually: models upload as GLB, glTF, FBX or OBJ.

What ARClip gives you for 3D on your website

  • Embed on any page

    A script line and the <arclip-viewer> tag put the scene on your site. Animations, logic and UI cards work inside: it is an interactive scene, not just a model to spin.

    How it works
  • AR from the product page

    A button or QR code opens the AR scene: shoppers place the product in their own room — in the phone's browser, no app needed.

    How it works
  • Variants without code

    Colours, finishes and trims are states of an object. A button or a tap on the model switches them.

    How it works
  • Material editor

    Fabric, metal, glass — build your own material from nodes and see the result right away.

    How it works
  • A configurator interface

    Option buttons, colour swatches, tips and the price over the 3D — in the UI editor.

    How it works
  • A ready configurator recipe

    A script remembers the choice, shows the price of each option and sends the visitor to buy the chosen finish.

    How it works
  • Product animation

    Open a door, take the product apart, show the mechanism — with keyframes on a timeline.

    How it works

Side by side

CapabilityARClipZakeke
3D viewing
3D viewer on your siteYesinteractivity, scripts and UI cards work; AR via a link to the scenePartlythrough store integrations
AR on the phone from the product pageYesvia a button or QR code to the AR scene — in the phone's browser, no app, on every planYes
Configurator
Color and material variantsYesswitched inside the scene, not from the web pageYes
Swapping partsYesYes
Compatibility rulesYeswith logic and scripts, no rules tableYesfrom Scale
Price for the chosen configurationPartlyprice fields in data, maths in a scriptYespricing rules from Grow
Store integrations (Shopify and others)Noa catalog plugin exists, no cartYesShopify, WooCommerce, Wix and more
Renders as images and videoYesscene render, screenshots, video, the Product Shot pluginYesAI studio: mockups and renders for credits
The configured product in ARPartlyin the AR scene by link; not from the embedYes
Creation
Ready-made templatesYesmade by the community, always growingYes2D design templates
Publishing
No platform brandingYesyour logo on the splash on every planYes“Powered by Zakeke” removed from Grow
View analyticsYeson every planPartlyin the 3D DAM & AR Viewer Pro add-on
Publishing on a free planYesNono free plan

Pricing

ARClip
Free with no limits on projects, views or publishing — every editor included and commercial use allowed. Paid plans add AI credits, a custom domain and support.
Zakeke
Starter costs $69.90 a month ($59 billed yearly) plus 1.9% of each customized sale. Grow costs $129.90, Scale $299.90. There is no free plan; the trial lasts 14 days.

Facts about Zakeke checked on October 12, 2026 against public sources:

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How to move your Zakeke projects to ARClip Design

What moves over as files

  1. Export your source models from Zakeke as GLB, glTF, FBX or OBJ.
  2. Upload the models to ARClip and build the scene: lighting, materials, animations.

What to rebuild — and with what

Rebuild product variants and parts with ARClip states, and the rules with logic. The cart, print customization and store integrations have to stay in Zakeke for now.

Fastest with AI: describe the project to the assistant in the editor, or connect Claude or Cursor via MCP, and the agent builds the scene from your files and description.

Publish the project and replace the old viewer on your page with the code from the embed menu — a script line and the <arclip-viewer> tag.

Questions

How do I embed 3D on my site?

Publish the project and paste the code from the embed menu onto your page: a script line and the <arclip-viewer> tag. Your page's CSS sets the size.

Can shoppers view the product in AR from my page?

Yes. Put a button or QR code on the page that links to the published AR scene — the product opens in AR right in the phone's browser, no app needed. The embedded 3D viewer also has its own “View in AR” button: on a phone it opens the AR scene, on a computer it shows a QR code.

Can I build a configurator?

Yes: colors, materials and parts switch on click, and logic and scripts set the rules. Your page hears which variant was picked through an event from <arclip-viewer> and can switch it itself; a ready-made link to a store cart isn't there yet.

Can we build a scene together?

Yes. Everyone sees each other in the editor, writes in the project chat, comments on objects and talks by voice or video with screen sharing.

Try it on your own project

Open a workspace, describe what you want to build and see the first version in the editor. No card, no install.

Start building — free