Loomobox

3D rendering power behind an interface anyone can understand.

Professional product photography for e-commerce traditionally means: schedule a photoshoot, book a studio, ship products, wait, retouch, repeat. For brands with hundreds of product variants, this is a resource nightmare. Loomobox solves this problem with photorealistic 3D rendering – but the technology behind it is complex: scenes, lighting, camera angles, materials, formats.

The challenge was clearly defined. Loomobox users are e-commerce managers and marketing teams, not 3D artists. They want to create product images, not operate rendering software. The interface has to absorb all technical complexity and deliver a workflow that feels as natural as scrolling through an Instagram feed. At the same time, the platform has to be built for scale: brands don't create one image, they create hundreds – for different products, campaigns, formats and channels. The interface cannot break down at that volume.

Loomobox didn't need a dashboard with settings dials. Loomobox needed a SaaS interface that makes technology invisible and results instantly visible.

This is how modern SaaS design should work.

We developed a UX/UI design system for Loomobox that covers the complete content creation process – from product selection to finished image, optimized for speed and scale.

The workflow was radically simplified: select product, choose scene, customize, export. Every step is self-explanatory, no tedious onboarding required. The 3D scenes, created by professional designers, are presented as ready-made, customizable templates – users make creative decisions without engaging with technical parameters. The complexity of 3D rendering happens in the background; the interface shows only what matters: the result.

The interface is designed for content production at scale. Brands manage their entire product range in one place, create images and videos for every format – from Instagram Stories to billboard advertising – and maintain oversight of all assets. The design language is deliberately restrained so that the customers' products take center stage, not the platform itself.

For Loomobox, this means: an interface that makes content creation for e-commerce brands ten times faster – while remaining so simple that any team member can start immediately.