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Getting Started

Amaspace Editor

Begin your journey with Amaspace by following these foundational guides to create and publish your first 3D/AR product experience without building a custom 3D pipeline.


What you can do with Amaspace


Where to start

If you’re new, follow this order:

  1. Quick Start  — publish your first product experience
  2. Products  — create and manage products
  3. Assets  — upload assets and validate requirements
  4. Editors  — configure layout, visuals, logic, and annotations
  5. Integrations  — connect to Shopify/WooCommerce or embed on a custom site
  6. Orders & Analytics  — verify and go live

How Amaspace is organized

Amaspace is structured around the same areas you see in the sidebar:

  • Products  : where your products and projects live
  • Assets  : where you manage models, materials, and textures
  • Editors  : where you configure visuals and behavior (Product / 3D / Scene / Logic / Annotations)
  • Integrations  : where you connect Amaspace to your website/store
  • Analytics  : where you track views, interactions, and performance
  • Orders  : where you view and manage orders (if enabled)
  • Theme Editor : where you style the configurator UI
  • Account & Settings  : where you manage your account, company data, subscription, and API panel

Who this documentation is for

  • E-commerce teams: onboarding, integrations, publishing, performance
  • 3D teams: asset requirements, upload workflow, scene setup
  • Developers: embedding, webhooks, custom implementations

Common questions

  • Do I need a developer? - Not always. Shopify  or WooCommerce  setups can be done without code. Custom sites usually require a simple embed and/or webhooks (Embedding & Custom Implementation  ).
  • **Do I need 3D models already? - **Not necessary, you can use our template library or submit a model request. If you prefer to upload your own models, see Asset requirements ..
  • **Where do I customize the UI? - **Use Theme Editor  to change layout, colors, typography, corner radius, max width, button styling, and branding.
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