A website for your perfume, lit like a film
Nobody can smell a perfume through a screen. Online, a fragrance is chosen by its bottle, its notes and the words around it — so those three have to carry everything.
A shop page gives the bottle a square photo and a price. This page gives one fragrance all of it: the bottle stands alone in a studio built in code, lit like a product film, and scrolling moves the camera around it — out of the morning light, into the dark, then close along the glass.
Your scents wait on a turntable, each with its notes in a line, and the buy buttons open your Stripe payment link or your shop. You make it in the browser and see it finished before paying anything.
What your site shows
The bottle in morning light
It stands on a round travertine plinth while sun falls through leaves across the glass, the shadows shifting in a slight breeze. Beside it: your headline, the fragrance’s name and concentration, the size, the price and the buy button.
Two lines in the dark
Scroll, and the bottle leaves the plinth as the room goes dark. It turns slowly while your statement fades in behind it, set large, followed by a short paragraph on the perfumer, the ingredients or the idea behind the scent.
Along the glass
Chapter one takes the camera in close, travelling along the edge of the flacon: the cut, the cap, whatever is engraved or printed on it. Your title and a few lines sit beside it.
Every scent, turning
Chapter three sets the bottle on a slow turntable next to your scents — up to five. Each has a swatch in its colour, a name and one line for its notes, and picking one tints the light around the bottle.
The order card
Back in daylight, the bottle returns to the plinth beside a card: the concentration, the fragrance’s name, lines you choose — refills, samples, delivery — the price, and the buy button.
Have this ready
- The fragrance’s name — 24 characters at most — and its concentration: eau de parfum, extrait, eau de toilette.
- The bottle size in millilitres, and the price.
- Your scents or editions, up to five, each with a short name, a colour and its notes in one line.
- The bottle as a .glb 3D file under 25 MB. Optional: without it, the demo’s flask stands in, engraved with your fragrance’s name.
- Two short lines for the statement, and a paragraph on how the scent was made.
- Where the buy button should lead: a Stripe payment link, or the fragrance in your existing shop.
- Your legal name, tax number and address — the legal page is filled in with them.
Worth knowing
Write notes, not adjectives
Someone who can’t smell a fragrance reads its notes to imagine it. Give each scent’s line its notes in the order they unfold — top, heart, base — and keep the adjectives for the story. Sixty characters hold three notes comfortably.
Offer a way to try it
A full bottle of something unsmelled is a lot to ask. If you sell samples or a discovery set, say so on the order card — or make the set the page’s product and send the button there.
The close-up shows the detail
A whole chapter follows the glass up close, so the model’s detail is on display — the cut, the weight of the cap, the engraving. If your model has them, the page shows them; if it’s rough, the camera shows that too.
Questions
- My bottle isn’t in 3D yet. Can I still make the page?
- Yes, the model is optional. Without it, the demo’s glass flask stands in, engraved with your fragrance’s name and concentration, and its juice takes each scent’s colour. When your .glb is ready, you add it in the wizard and download again — and Promti can make the model with you on the call, as the wizard says.
- Will my bottle come apart like the demo’s?
- The stand-in does: in chapter two it opens into cap, collar, scent and flask, each part named, with a line of yours under it. A model of your own stays whole in that chapter and turns under your title, without labels.
- Is it an online shop?
- No — there’s no cart, no stock and no customer accounts. It is one fragrance on one page, and its buy buttons open the link you give: a Stripe payment link, which the guide walks you through in about fifteen minutes, or the product in the shop you already run.
- Can I sell the 50 ml and the 100 ml from one page?
- The page carries one price and one button. If the sizes cost different amounts, point the button at your shop, where people choose; or give the page to one size and mention the other on the order card.