Ideas stop being rationed
Visualising a concept costs 20 credits and a minute — every idea in the notebook gets its chance.
Every piece of jewellery begins as a sketch — and most sketches die unvisualised. Nimora runs the full conversion: sketch to photoreal design image, refined to approval, then to 3D CAD with STL/STEP export. The idea-to-manufacturable pipeline, compressed to a day.
The sketch-to-reality pipeline has two expensive human queues: the illustrator/renderer who makes it presentable, and the CAD designer who makes it manufacturable. Both add days and cost per iteration — so ideas are rationed, and customers wait weeks to see their commission.
Upload the sketch; Design Studio renders it as a finished piece (20 credits), refinement instructions converge it to approval, multi-angle generation builds the sign-off deck, and CAD Studio outputs the castable model (20 credits; STL/STEP; casting-ready checks). Both queues, eliminated.
Visualising a concept costs 20 credits and a minute — every idea in the notebook gets its chance.
Customers approve a photoreal render from multiple angles — commitment quality no pencil sketch achieves.
The approved visual flows into CAD in the same tool — no re-briefing loss between design and production.
Pencil, pen or tablet — photographed clearly.
Photoreal design, converged via instructions.
Multi-angle set, worn shot if wanted.
STL/STEP with casting-readiness checks.
Customer sketches visualised during the consultation.
Season concepts explored at 10x previous breadth.
Buyer-submitted designs quoted with visuals same-day.
A recognisable structure is enough — proportions and stone placements can be corrected via refinement instructions after the first render.
Typically 100–200 credits: a few design iterations at 20, a multi-angle set, and CAD at 20 (complex organic pieces route to the 150-credit neural path).
Models pass automated casting-readiness checks and export as STL for printing or STEP for professional refinement — studios cast from this pipeline today.
Start with 150 free credits — enough to try designs, photos and captions on your own pieces. Pay-as-you-go after that; no subscription.
Start free with 150 credits