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I am building an online print on demand tool. The final result is a physical object with several faces, each face containing an user-uploaded picture.

I want users to be able to upload a pictures from their own device, and choose on which face each picture is going to be shown.

Ideally I would just show a rendering of the final product, users can move this rendering around with their mouse or by swiping.

Clicking on a face would show a file upload browser dialog, and once a picture has been selected and uploaded the object render would display the user image on the selected face.

Once all available faces have been filled, a "continue to checkout" button gets enabled and allows users to proceed with their journey.

I'm not really satisfied with this solution, which seems clunky and not user-friendly on mobile. Am I missing something? Is there a better, more straightforward solution to this? Am I unnecessarily complicating things, and if that is so what would be the best way out?

Thanks in advance

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    What makes it not user-friendly on mobile? What is clunky about it?
    – bloodyKnuckles
    Dec 28, 2022 at 19:28
  • it would help having an example or at least the wireframe of your solution :) Without this i just can ask, have you tried like a bulk images import and then choosing on which face each picture is going to be?
    – Ferzap
    Jan 10 at 9:54

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