3D product animation
Products on screen before they exist.
I make 3D product animations and photoreal renders for brands that need their product on screen before — or instead of — a photo shoot. Bottles, cans, cosmetics, packaging, chess sets and exhibition stands, modelled, lit and animated in Cinema 4D and Redshift.
Because I also design packaging, 3D is usually where a pack is proven: label legibility, materials and shelf presence are checked in render before anything is printed. Recent work includes SIRAB, Badamlı, ALIVE and LIVGRT.
What you get
Product animation films
Hero films for launches, ads and e-commerce pages.
Photoreal packshots
Still renders for e-commerce, print and outdoor, in any angle and colour.
Packaging visualisation
Label and pack design shown in 3D, on the shelf, before printing.
Feature and exploded views
How the product is built, what is inside and why it matters.
3D for social
Short loops and clips for every platform and aspect ratio.
Selected work
ALIVEWellness & beverageCoffee — Packaging & 3D Animation
ALIVEWellness & beverageSkin & Beauty — 3D Rendering & Animation
SIRABMineral waterPackaging — Soda
LIVGRTHealth & supplementsHYDRO8 — Branding & Packaging Design
BadamlıMineral waterMineral Water — Vintage Packaging
Baku Chess SetProduct designGobustan Edition
How it works
Files and references
Photos of the real product, dielines, CAD files or label artwork.
Modelling and materials
The product built to scale, with glass, liquid, metal, paper and plastic matched to the real thing.
Look and lighting
Test renders that fix the mood, light and camera before animation.
Animation
Camera moves, product motion and effects.
Render and delivery
Final renders and films in every format, with the scene kept for later versions.
Tools
Cinema 4D & Redshift
Modelling, lighting and rendering for 3D product shots and anything that has to be geometrically exact.
After Effects
Motion graphics, compositing, titles, end cards and finishing.
Nano Banana Pro
Google’s image model. Used for keyframes, storyboards and still edits that keep the same product or character from frame to frame.
Seedance 2.0
ByteDance’s video model. Strong at keeping products, logos and on-pack text intact and at following a detailed shot brief — the main model for product and character shots.
Industries
Questions
What do you need from us?
Photos of the real product, the packaging dieline and label artwork, and CAD files if they exist. A physical sample helps for materials.
Can it look photoreal?
Yes. Materials, light and camera are matched to the real product, and finished renders are used in place of photography.
How long does it take?
Still packshots usually take one to two weeks. A 15–30 second product animation takes two to four weeks, depending on the number of products and shots.
How much does 3D product animation cost?
It depends on the number of products, the complexity of materials and the length of the film. You will get a fixed quote within one working day of sending the brief.
Can new flavours or colours be added later?
Yes. The model and scene are kept, so new variants, angles and formats can be rendered without starting again.
Can you combine 3D with AI video?
Yes. 3D keeps the product exact while AI builds the world around it — see AI commercials.
3D or a photo shoot?
3D wins when the product is not produced yet, when you need many variants or angles, or when the scene is impossible to shoot. A photo shoot can be simpler for a single hero image of an existing product.
Can you make the packaging too?
Yes — see packaging design. Designing the pack and the 3D in one place means the render is always up to date with the artwork.
Have a brief?
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Working worldwide
Brands and agencies in Azerbaijan, Türkiye, Europe and the US
English, Azerbaijani
Fixed quote within one working day