CGI

Learn more about CGI and its uses.

The Definition of CGI

CGI is an English technical term for Computer Generated Imagery, which means "computer-generated visual material". CGI originated in the film production industry and enables the creation of visual effects, images, and animations that are entirely artificially created on a computer. Specialized experts build the desired computer simulations in 3D programs and can theoretically implement any conceivable scenario – especially in the gaming and film industries, this possibility benefits clients. But classic services, such as product visualization for advertising material or architecture, also benefit from the unlimited possibilities of CGI.