What kind of product photos work best?

Use a sharp image with a clear product shape, visible edges, and a simple background. Reflections and transparent materials need extra review.

How long can the product video be?

Duration depends on the selected video workflow and settings. The workspace shows the available options and current estimate before generation.

Can the clip preserve the product label?

The prompt can ask for label preservation, but motion generation can distort small text. Check every frame before using it commercially.

Does the video have sound?

Audio support depends on the selected video route. Add music or voiceover in a separate editing step unless the workspace clearly provides audio.

Can I use the clip in an ad?

Only after checking product accuracy, rights, platform rules, and any disclosure requirements. Keep the source image for verification.

What is the safest first attempt?

Use a short duration, a simple camera move, and one lighting direction. Add a more complex action only after the product identity holds.

Can I edit the generated clip afterward?

Yes. Download the clip and finish it in a normal editing workflow for trimming, color, sound, captions, and platform-specific exports.

AI Product Video Generator

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Upload an image, enter a prompt, and click Generate Video to create your first AI-generated video.

AI Video

Turn a still product shot into a short motion test

Upload a clean product image, describe the camera move and atmosphere, then generate a short clip for a campaign or listing test.

Cinematic sneaker product frame with a water splash and dramatic lighting

Upload a clean product image, describe the camera move and atmosphere, then generate a short clip for a campaign or listing test.

Source image. Use a clean product photo with a clear silhouette and enough edge detail.

Motion prompt. Describe the camera move, product movement, light, and background atmosphere.

Output settings. Choose a practical duration, resolution, and ratio before spending credits.

Source-faithful direction

Keep the uploaded product shape and edges as the visual anchor while the camera and background move.

Controlled motion

Choose a simple push, turn, light sweep, or atmosphere move before trying a complex sequence.

Practical settings

Review duration, resolution, and ratio together so the test matches the placement you have in mind.

Frame-by-frame review

Check small labels and edges throughout the clip, not only in the first or final frame.

Where a short product clip helps

Campaign concept tests

Explore motion, light, and pace before a full production is approved.

Marketplace previews

Create a short visual teaser from an existing product image for a listing or social post.

Storyboard motion

Show a team how a static product scene could move before the final shoot.

Product video prompts

Slow product orbit

Use the uploaded product image as the exact first frame. Preserve the product shape, label placement, material, and color. Create a slow five-second camera orbit with a subtle studio light sweep, stable product geometry, a seamless cream background, and no scene cuts. Keep the product centered and avoid warping.

Water splash hero

Keep the product identical to the uploaded image and create a short cinematic product clip with a controlled water splash behind it, dark teal background, warm rim light, and a slow push-in camera. Preserve product edges and label details. Use realistic motion, no text, no logos, and no sudden transformations.

Marketplace preview

Use the uploaded image as the visual reference. Create a clean three-second product preview with a gentle turn, soft commercial lighting, and a neutral studio background. Keep the product the same color and shape. Use simple motion, stable anatomy, no people, no text, and no camera cuts.