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Welcome to your virtual staging studio.
Assemble 3D scenes in our premier rendering software. Place assets, lighting, and cameras to render the perfect shot.
Discover the foundations of Substance 3D Stager.
Jump-start your creativity with foundational video tutorials on our 3D staging capabilities.
Set up the perfect shot.
Make creative decisions in context as you refine and adjust your composition in real time.
Expand on your ideas.
Use quick and efficient tools to build your 3D scenes. Take advantage of presets to try different compositions and lighting accurately.
Access a vast resource network.
Stager includes a number of built-in presets, or you can browse the Substance 3D Assets library for even more.
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Connect your 3D toolset with Creative Cloud.
Leverage the full power of Creative Cloud hand-in-hand with Stager. When you edit images in Illustrator and Photoshop you'll see your modifications instantly.
Showcase your projects with all the benefits of a real-world photoshoot.
Lighting made easy
Enhance lighting with the environment lighting editor or add physical lights to your scene manually.
Diverse format support
Enjoy support for a variety of formats from CAD, to USD, gLTF, and more.
Physics awareness
Set up realistic collisions between objects during positioning and transformation.
Showcase projects
Import a project from Painter to Stager with a single click.
Interactive workspace
Switch between real-time rendering and interactive path tracing while keeping high visual quality.
Virtual staging software allows you to import 3D assets, then arrange and stage them to build a scene. Users can add lights to further customize the appearance of the scene. Commonly, virtual staging software uses a camera-based system to allow users to set up shots for rendering. Substance 3D Stager is Adobe’s solution for photorealistic 3D rendering.
Adobe Dimension is a general purpose 3D application. While Substance 3D Stager has many similarities with Dimension, Stager was designed to include more advanced tools to complement Adobe Substance 3D’s multiple apps. Stager uses the updated Adobe Mercury Render Engine, which offers stunning and photorealistic image quality. Stager also includes advanced features like collision during staging and ray tracing.
Substance 3D Stager supports Apple ARM (M1) devices in emulation mode only. Emulation mode may impact the performance of the application. We do not currently have a release date for native support.
Substance 3D Stager uses the Adobe Mercury Render Engine. Mercury is a mixed technique renderer, allowing users to switch between real-time rendering and ray tracing. Each option has shared settings for seamless transition between modes. Real time rendering prioritizes interactive frame rates while still striving for the best looks possible, making it a great choice for test renders, mock ups, and quick turn arounds on projects. Ray tracing is a powerful rendering technique that shoots digital light rays through a scene to more accurately obtain scene information and mimic real-world lighting scenarios.
Currently, Substance 3D Stager has direct connection with several Adobe apps, making it easy to work between apps. Connected apps currently include Substance 3D Painter, Substance 3D Sampler, Substance 3D Designer, and (discontinued) Adobe Aero. Some of these apps have plugins available for third party applications such as Unreal Engine.
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Deliver designs that pop with Substance 3D and Illustrator.
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