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Watch five short reveals made with the current Drapery Reveal workflow.
Learn moreDrapery Reveal
Turn an existing product model into a presentation moment built around one clear transition from covered to visible.
No installation · Source model normally stays in your browser · No subscription
A product reveal animation introduces an object through controlled visual timing. Drapery Reveal uses simulated cloth for that transition, then leaves the model framed in the scene for the final product view.
The workflow starts from an existing model rather than a video timeline. Choose a view that communicates the product, make the cloth clear its key features, and record a duration suited to the final placement.
Camera, lighting, surface, shadows, cloth styling, and share layouts make it possible to develop a consistent presentation without claiming the scope of a complete production editor.
This is useful for a launch opener, design-review moment, campaign concept, portfolio thumbnail, store creative, pitch presentation, or short social post.
The tool does not add marketing claims, labels, voiceover, music, or a multi-shot edit. Add those elements later in a dedicated video editor if the campaign needs them.
The gallery demonstrates the same unveiling structure across grouped, handled, reflective, tall, and furniture-like forms.
Watch five short reveals made with the current Drapery Reveal workflow.
Learn moreQuestions, answered
No. Drapery Reveal runs in a current WebGL-capable browser and is designed around a focused cloth-reveal workflow.
During normal use, the source 3D model is read and processed in your browser. Rendered recordings and thumbnails may be stored when you use account recording features.
No. MP4 output is available on supported current browsers, and browser recording capabilities can vary.
Try the real workflow
Open the editor, test the reveal, and decide what to record after you see the simulation.