Paste your Shopify link.
Walk through your 3D showroom.

It is your Shopify catalogue presented as a walkable 3D room. Your products hang on the walls of a space that visitors explore in their browser, on a phone, a computer, or a VR headset. Each piece shows its photos, price, and variants, and adding to the cart hands off to your own Shopify checkout.

No. MyGallery3D is not an app and installs nothing on your store. You paste your store link and we read your catalogue through the public product feed every Shopify store publishes by default. There is no OAuth screen, no permissions to grant, and nothing changes in your admin.

No, because nothing is added to it. There is no script in your theme, no extra assets on your product pages, and nothing to break when you next change themes. Your storefront runs exactly as it did before. This is worth checking with any 3D app you consider installing, since app bloat is one of the most common causes of slow Shopify storefronts.

Yes, and you should use it. Shopify supports 3D product models and AR natively and free on every plan, so shoppers can rotate a model on a product page or place it in their room. What Shopify does not offer is a space: there is no native way to present your whole catalogue as one room that a visitor can walk through and share as a single link. The two work well together.

Never. Visitors add pieces to a cart inside the gallery, and checking out opens your own Shopify cart with every item already in it. They pay you, on your store, through your existing checkout, with your payment provider, shipping profiles, and discount codes. The showroom is your window; Shopify stays your register.

Not at the import step. The import reads your whole catalogue, and pasting a collection URL will not filter it. You then choose which products actually hang, so you can absolutely build a collection-specific showroom. The curating just happens in the editor rather than at import.

Fewer than your whole catalogue. Gallery sizes hold up to 25, 50, or 100 pieces, and a focused room of your best work reads far better than a packed one, exactly as a real shop puts its best pieces in the window. Empty walls look unfinished and overcrowded walls look like a stockroom.

Building and editing your showroom is free with no card. You only pay when you make it public, and every plan starts with a free trial. Visitors can view it in any modern browser on desktop and mobile, and in VR. Editing is desktop-only, since the drag-and-drop tools need a mouse.