Exploding box, 8 s
39 creditsA board game's box opens and every piece rises out of its tray
Use with my filesMade for board games
Board game mockups from your print files
Send the box's lid and base, your card files, boards and punchboards, and the rulebook: we read its components list to get every piece right. Then we build the game in 3D and shoot it: the box turning, the lid lifting, every piece rising out, or everything laid out around the box.
Your first animation is free: up to 5 objects and 15 seconds. After that, animations are 39 credits and stills 19 credits.
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Turntable, 6 s
39 creditsA game box turns, every face from its print file
Use with my files
What's in the box
19 creditsEvery piece of a board game laid out around its box
Use with my filesLineup, 6 s
39 creditsTwo game boxes arrive side by side
Use with my filesFloat, 6 s
39 creditsA game box floats and sways
Use with my filesShots that suit it
- Exploding box39 credits
Everything rises out of the box and packs back in
- What's in the box19 credits
Everything in the box, laid out around it
- Turntable39 credits
A slow 360° spin that shows every side
- Unboxing39 credits
The lid lifts and reveals what's inside
- Exploded view39 credits
Parts float apart to show what's inside
- Drop-in39 credits
Pieces drop into place on a surface
- Fan & deal39 credits
Cards fan out or deal into a row
- Card flip39 credits
A card turns over to show its front and back
- Book flip39 credits
Pages turn so people can see inside
- Float39 credits
It hovers and sways, a seamless loop
- Hero still19 credits
One beautiful shot on a clean background
- Flat lay19 credits
Everything laid flat, seen from above
What to send
- The box's lid and base: each side, or the dieline
- Card fronts and backs (one PDF per deck is fine)
- Boards, mats and punchboards
- Your rulebook: we read its components list to get every piece right
Print files give the sharpest result, but a flat image of each side or a mockup works too. Your art goes on exactly as you send it: never redrawn, retouched or generated.
What we build
- Lid-and-base and tuck boxes, folding boards and neoprene playmats
- Cards in every common size, punchboard tokens and standees
- Miniatures and dice from STL or Blender files
Questions
Why do you want the rulebook?+
We read its components list, so every card, token and board in the shot is the right one, in the right number.
How are lots of pieces priced?+
A price covers up to 5 objects, and a deck or a sheet of tokens counts as one. Where pieces move one by one, every 10 count as one. More objects add 1 credit for every 2.
Can I use it before the game is manufactured?+
Yes. That's when most creators need it: for the campaign page, the pre-launch page and ads.
Your first animation is free
Upload your files, check them in 3D, and see a preview minutes later. Up to 5 objects and 15 seconds, with a 4K still.
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