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3D Product Animation

3D product animation that launches objects in CGI: product films, exploded views and close-ups.

3D product animation presents a physical product through computer graphics: turntables, exploded views, close-ups on materials and short launch films, often made before the product even exists. The best ones give the object a personality through light, camera and pacing. This page gathers films and renders of devices, headphones, furniture and lamps, made in Cinema 4D, Redshift and Blender, by 3D artists and studios such as Benjamin den Boer, Reframe Studio and Momentum Studio.

39 works by 30 creators, newest added 8 November 2026. Each is credited to the people who made it and links to the original.

All 39 3D Product Animation

  1. Backflip Chair by Gudmundur Ludvik — A folding chair for HAY that collapses flat in a single rotation, its mechanism hidden in the backrest, so it keeps the proportions and comfort of a wooden dining chair.
  2. Keyboard Visuals: Keycaps by Rafael Nevix — A 3D product animation of a mechanical keyboard being capped, white keycaps dropping row by row onto bare switches, one of two keyboard visuals paired with a switch assembling.
  3. Keyboard Visuals: Switch by Rafael Nevix — A 3D product animation of a mechanical key switch, its clear housing, stem, spring and contacts snapping together from an exploded view, one of two keyboard visuals in silhouette.
  4. Fit to Protect by XYZ Studios — Visual effects for Fit to Protect, a commercial for the ski brand Atomic, where an inverted X-ray of a head tipping back turns anatomy into a silhouette, the skull a solid black mass.
  5. Scheduled Task by Szymon Pawlik — The breakdown of a SaaS launch film for Scheduled Task, where a Morning brief card rewrites its serif summary each day, its 1,400-plus layers laid open with the guides showing.
  6. DIY Speaker Project by Momentum Studio — A 3D product film of a DIY speaker in raw aluminium and MDF, built as a holiday-at-home project, whose exploded view lays bare the orange 3D-printed bass port and the woofer parts.
  7. Pivot by Kim Hyo Eun — A product film for Pivot, a portable DJ transition device concept inspired by the Teenage Engineering TP-7, with physical sliders, a big split dial and Bluetooth for practice on the go.
  8. Introducing Textures by Textures — The launch film of Textures, a library of animated brand textures for coding agents, where single tiles multiply into a wall of black and white patterns before the wordmark types in.
  9. Headphone (1) Pro X-Ray by Nothing — An x-ray product film for Nothing’s Headphone (1) Pro, drawing the headphones as faint glowing outlines so the triple driver architecture inside lights up part by part.
  10. Allo x Grok Bot by Buffet Teeravaj — A launch video for Allo x Grok Bot, an AI phone line that answers calls, texts customers and prepares call-backs, starring a small black mascot who puts on a headset to get to work.
  11. Origin III Incense Holder by Han Gao — A product film for Origin III, an anodised black incense holder made exclusively for Xander Zhou, where a slow camera reads the object like a craft from early dreams of space travel.
  12. Vercel CI Indicators by William Bout — A launch animation for Vercel CI, which runs only the tasks a code change affects, where a field of dots becomes a build in progress as rings spin, a few fail red and a wave of teal passes.
  13. Bingo by Body Shop — A robot dog for Moving Parts, Bingo, a computer given a body, whose floppy ears, ball feet and lens for a nose make a piece of consumer electronics behave like a pet.
  14. AI Dialog Bar by Benjamin Zehrfeldt — An industrial design concept for a physical AI assistant, an aluminium bar with its own screen, camera and sensors that clips onto a monitor, taking the chat out of the window.
  15. A Good Time for Your Screen by Rok Benedik — A product film teasing an old project brought back to life, a clock and date picker for your screen, its glowing orange numerals rising out of a dark room in warm light.
  16. TWK Burns Outlines by Nolan Paparelli — A type specimen film for TWK Burns, a geometric sans for Weltkern now in 10 weights from Hairline to Ultra with Italics, its Bézier outlines swelling until the strokes overlap.
  17. TWK Burns Weights by Nolan Paparelli — A type specimen animation for TWK Burns, a geometric sans serif for Weltkern after Century Gothic and ITC Avant Garde, whose 10 weights run from Hairline to strokes that overlap.
  18. Framer Logo Shaders by Benjamin den Boer — Logo Shaders, a Framer feature that turns any PNG or SVG logo into a customisable shader for a live site in seconds, here liquid metal sliding over the marks of Linear and Perplexity.
  19. District Vision + Maurten Running by District Vision — The launch teaser for District Vision’s running collaboration with Maurten, the sports fuel brand, tights built to carry gels, told by a 3D runner smearing into motion trails.
  20. Keypad Lock by Reijo Palmiste — A 3D product film of a keypad lock made in Blender, where a brushed-metal device takes its code key by key, flashes UNLOCKED and spins away, posted as More secrets.
  21. Compass Pendant by Simon Sjöö — A 3D product film rendered in Cinema 4D and Redshift, second in a nine-part outdoor gear series, imagining a compass worn as a pendant, its digital heading turning as it swings.
  22. Starboy Up Close by lilguy.net — A teaser product film for Starboy, a wearable digital pet that senses the world through a camera, a microphone and motion sensors, its chrome star opening to show the circuit inside.
  23. Starboy on Ice by lilguy.net — A product clip of Starboy, a wearable digital pet that feels its surroundings through its sensors, left in a melting ice cube until the eyes on its screen begin to shiver.
  24. Hello Starboy by lilguy.net — The introduction film of Starboy, a wearable digital pet that reacts like a living creature, anxious in noise and dizzy when shaken, its screen eyes answering each gesture.
  25. Headphones Product Film by Jonathan Lindgren — A 3D product film for over-ear headphones in Cinema 4D and Redshift, the first of three made from start to finish in a course, its slow close-ups dwelling on knit fabric and metal.
  26. Starboy by Roman Kuznetsov — A 3D product film in Cinema 4D and Redshift about Starboy, a quirky object by lilguynet that sets function aside for personality: a googly-eyed star that multiplies into a crowd.
  27. Apple HomeView by Apple — The product film of Apple HomeView, a home screen and speaker, where square displays on rounded bases in silver, pink and gold tilt forward at a touch like a picture frame.
  28. Grow Your Memories by Aiden — A kinetic typography promo film for the One Year app, made in After Effects, that treats memories like a garden: hand-drawn words bloom one by one until a flower becomes the logo.
  29. Grok Bot on the Action Button by Grok Bot — An announcement film for setting Grok Bot as the iPhone Action Button, one press of the side button opening the voice assistant in the Dynamic Island, microphone ready.
  30. Kettlebell Loop by Sebastiano — A 3D product film study of a kettlebell, revisited for a new website, where a single spin smears into an arc and splits into a ring of copies turning like a wreath, black fading to grey.
  31. Framer Convert by Benjamin den Boer — The launch film for Framer Convert, a package of tools for funnels, A/B tests and triggers, where glossy black arrowheads fold from thin spokes into a turning pinwheel and back.
  32. Framer Dynamic Optimization by Benjamin den Boer — The launch film for Dynamic Optimization, which publishes Framer sites in seconds, a lightning bolt of blue glass that stays dark face-on and flares cyan when it turns into profile.
  33. Framer Stagger by Benjamin den Boer — The launch film for Stagger, a new Appear Effect property in Framer, where a row of website cards rises one after another in a wave, the delay that makes a list feel choreographed.
  34. Magmae Typeface by Arillatype.Studio — A type specimen film for Magmæ, an industrial sans serif in 18 styles from Air to Super, where flowing lava turns every letter it touches bolder, showing the weights as heat.
  35. MossCode PHI by MossCode — A product film for MossCode PHI, a modular sports watch whose dial moves from wrist to handlebars, one device that works as a GPS watch, a bike computer and a screen-free health band.
  36. Tsumiki Lamp by MEDUM — A modular magnetic lamp named after the Japanese word for building blocks, whose shade, stem and base snap apart and back together, from table lamp to wall light to a glow on its side.
  37. Manta Chair by Reframe Studio — A 3D product film scene for Manta, the task chair Jehs+Laub designed for the Korean furniture maker Fursys, where the camera studies the seat mechanism before revealing the whole chair.
  38. Manta Ribbon by Reframe Studio — A cloth simulation from a CGI product film for the Fursys Manta task chair, where a ribbon in the chair’s navy finish curls into a spiral and falls into soft folds, raked by side light.
  39. Manta Cushion by Reframe Studio — An unused CGI film scene for Manta, the Fursys task chair by Jehs+Laub, that turns comfort into a surreal soft-body image: the floating chair sinks into a giant quilted cushion.

Featuring work by

Benjamin den Boer, lilguy.net, Reframe Studio, Rafael Nevix, Nolan Paparelli, Gudmundur Ludvik, XYZ Studios, Szymon Pawlik, Momentum Studio, Kim Hyo Eun, Textures, Nothing, Buffet Teeravaj, Han Gao, William Bout, Body Shop, Benjamin Zehrfeldt, Rok Benedik, District Vision, Reijo Palmiste, Simon Sjöö, Jonathan Lindgren, Roman Kuznetsov, Apple, Aiden, Grok Bot, Sebastiano, Arillatype.Studio, MossCode, MEDUM.

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