Las Vegas, NV, February 07, 2025 — STK StickerStoke is proud to introduce Twyst, an advanced 3D graphic design product personalization system designed to enhance customer engagement and accelerate sales for powersports manufacturers and dealerships. Twyst will debut at AIMExpo 2025 in Las Vegas (February 5-7), where attendees can experience firsthand how interactive customization transforms the buying process.
Enhancing Personalization in Powersports
Modern consumers expect personalized, immersive experiences when exploring products, and Twyst delivers by allowing users to design, customize, and preview vehicle wraps, protective decals, and accessories on true-to-scale 3D models. This innovation in product visualization moves beyond outdated 2D design systems, empowering buyers to see their creations in real time.
Built on STK StickerStoke’s advanced vector-based technology, Twyst eliminates the need for complex software like Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop. Its patent-pending instant 3D mockup feature provides a hyper-realistic, interactive preview, making customization accessible to all users.
“Our innovative system is designed to transform the consumer experience, providing manufacturers and dealerships with a powerful tool to captivate their audience and drive sales,” said Court Rand, Founder of STK StickerStoke.
Key Features & Benefits of Twyst
Limitless Personalization – Users can choose from an extensive catalog of graphics, colors, backgrounds, and logos or upload their own images, fonts, and text for complete creative freedom.
Integrated Social Sharing – Customers can instantly share their designs on social media, creating organic traffic and additional sales funnels for dealerships and manufacturers.
Next-Generation UX Design – Built with user experience experts, Twyst provides an intuitive and engaging platform that appeals to younger, tech-savvy buyers.
Seamless 2D & 3D Integration – Twyst’s cutting-edge rendering technology ensures highly detailed visuals while allowing smooth transitions between two- and three-dimensional views.