Forge3D Render Packs

3D GIS render packs for reports, proposals, and public communication.

Send your DEM, site boundary, route, or GIS layers. Get polished 3D map visuals produced with forge3d, without Blender or complex 3D GIS setup.

Produced by the creator of forge3d.

Europe, combed by the windFour days of the ERA5 reanalysis, drawn as fur: every strand is a parcel of air at 500 hPa, combed along the analysed wind and tinted by the 2 m temperature anomaly beneath it. Scrub the clock, pin a probe anywhere, and read the land-mean, the distribution and the flow as they change. Built with forge3d. Data: ERA5, Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) / ECMWF. About 13 MB, or 4 MB on a phone, which gets the same data at half the grid resolution. It loads on demand.Open the full-page map

Remote sensing

Terrain that moves when the story does

Remote-sensing and terrain visuals for explaining hard-to-read landscapes, movement, and change.

Khumbu Icefall, Sentinel timelapseTimelapse · Sentinel remote sensing over path-traced terrain

Packages

Three ways to buy renders

Single Hero Render

One polished visual for a report, proposal, website, or deck

Start with one render
Recommended

Report Map Pack

3–6 coherent 3D renders for reports and presentations

Start a report pack

Premium Visual Pack

Higher-touch package for scenarios, corridors, public communication, or larger projects

Request custom scope
Included in every pack
4K static renders
Web-ready versions
Source and attribution notes
Scoped revision rounds
Optional print exports
Optional short animation add-on, if available
Accepted data
DEM / elevation raster
GeoTIFF / COG
GeoPackage
Shapefile ZIP
GeoJSON
CSV with coordinates
KML/KMZ
QGIS project, manually reviewed

If you do not have complete data, sourcing or cleanup can be scoped separately.

Who it serves

Built for teams that publish with maps

GIS consultants

Turn client geodata into polished visuals when a report, proposal, or pitch needs stronger terrain context.

Planning and environmental teams

Show site boundaries, landform, hydrology, and context clearly before a submission or stakeholder meeting.

Infrastructure and corridor teams

Explain routes, corridors, and terrain constraints with visuals that fit presentation and report deadlines.

Research and public communication teams

Translate spatial findings into clear 3D visuals for papers, public pages, briefings, and exhibits.

How it works

Brief in, previews out, finals signed

  1. Send your brief and data.

  2. I review scope, data, and output needs.

  3. Forge3D renders previews from your geodata.

  4. You request scoped revisions.

  5. You receive final files with source notes.

FAQ

Common questions before a brief

What data do I need?

A DEM or elevation raster plus the boundary, route, points, or GIS layers you want shown is usually enough to start a scope review.

Can you source data?

Yes. If your data is incomplete, sourcing or cleanup can be scoped separately before render production begins.

Is this GIS analysis or visual rendering?

Forge3D Render Packs are visual rendering deliverables. GIS analysis can be discussed separately if the project needs it.

Are the renders geographically accurate?

They are produced from supplied or agreed geospatial data for communication and presentation. Survey, engineering, legal, or regulatory uses must be scoped separately.

Can you keep data private?

For sensitive projects, production can be handled locally and raw geodata does not need to be sent to external AI tools by default.

How many revisions are included?

Revision rounds are scoped before work begins so expectations match the selected package and deadline.

Can you make animations?

Optional short animation add-ons can be discussed when the data, story, and delivery timeline support them.

Can I use the images commercially?

Commercial use can be included in the scope, with source notes and attribution requirements documented in the final files.

Forge3D renders are produced from supplied or agreed geospatial data and are intended for communication, reporting, proposals, and stakeholder presentation. Unless explicitly scoped, they are not survey, engineering, legal, or regulatory determinations.

For sensitive projects, production can be handled locally and raw geodata does not need to be sent to external AI tools by default. Custom retention and NDA terms can be discussed for larger projects.

Start

Ready when your data is.

If you do not have complete data, sourcing or cleanup can be scoped separately.