AI Product Video Generator
Give it the catalog photo you already have and get back listing video and product images — on-brand, on-spec, and repeatable across a whole range.
- From one product photo
- Listing video and stills
- Consistent across a range
- Marketplace-ready sizes
What it replaces
- Product shoot
- Not needed
- Per-SKU cost
- One run
- Turnaround
- Minutes
- Source material
- Your photos
How to make a product video from a photo
Commerce Studio is tuned for the case where the product is fixed and the presentation is the variable — which is the opposite of how a general prompt box behaves.
- 01
Upload the product photo
A standard catalog shot on a plain background works best, but any clear photo of the product will do. The product itself is preserved; only the scene around it changes.
- 02
Choose the presentation
Pick a commerce template: a turntable, a lifestyle placement, a scale reference, a detail push. Each one sets the motion and the framing for you.
- 03
Generate the set
Produce the video and the still variants together, then export at the sizes your marketplace and your storefront each require.
What a catalog needs that a prompt box does not give you
The product stays the product
Labels, proportions, and colours are preserved rather than reinterpreted. A generated listing image that subtly redesigns the item is worse than no image at all.
Consistency across a range
Run the same template across every SKU so the whole catalog shares one visual language, instead of each product looking like it came from a different store.
Stills and motion together
The same source photo produces both the listing video and the supporting images, so the set stays coherent without a second pass.
Marketplace sizes
Export square for listings, vertical for social commerce, and wide for storefront banners — reframed from one master rather than cropped by hand.
Fast enough for a long tail
Products in the tail rarely justify a shoot. A run costs credits, which is what makes covering the whole range realistic rather than aspirational.
Finishing built in
Upscale to the resolution the platform demands, relight a photo that was shot under poor light, and reframe anything that arrived in the wrong shape.
Where it earns its keep
Marketplace listings
A short product video on the listing itself, generated for SKUs that would never have justified a video shoot.
Social commerce
Vertical product clips for shoppable feeds, produced at the same cadence as the posting schedule.
Lifestyle placements
Put a product into a plausible setting without shipping it to a photographer or building a set.
Seasonal restyling
Re-dress an existing range for a season or a promotion without re-photographing any of it.
Detail and scale shots
Close pushes on texture and finish, or a scale reference, generated from the same catalog image.
Long-tail coverage
Give the products at the bottom of the range the same presentation quality as the hero items.
Why product media is a volume problem
Every catalog has the same shape: a handful of hero products that justify real photography, and a long tail that never will. The tail is where most of the SKUs live, and it is also where the media is worst — a single flat photo, no video, nothing that shows scale or finish. That gap is not a taste problem, it is an arithmetic one. A shoot has a fixed cost per product, and below a certain sales volume that cost is never recovered.
Generation changes the unit cost enough to make the tail worth covering. When a listing video costs a run rather than a booking, the question stops being which products deserve media and becomes how consistently the whole range can be presented. That consistency turns out to matter more than the peak quality of any single asset: a store where every product has the same treatment reads as a real store.
The constraint that comes with it is fidelity. A generated image that quietly changes a label, a colour, or a proportion is a returns problem and, in some categories, a compliance one. That is why Commerce Studio is built around preserving the source product and varying only the presentation around it — the template decides the scene, the photo decides the product.
AI product video FAQ
- Will the generated video change how my product looks?
- The commerce templates are set up to preserve the product and vary the scene around it. Always review before publishing, particularly for items where small details — labels, finishes, measurements — are part of the claim you are making.
- Can I run this across an entire catalog?
- Yes. Runs are queued rather than blocking, so you can submit a batch and collect the results in your library. Using one template across a range is what keeps the output consistent.
- What sizes can I export?
- Square, vertical, and wide, reframed from one master so the subject stays in frame. That covers listing pages, social commerce, and storefront banners.
- Do I need professional product photography to start?
- No. A clear, well-lit photo on a plain background is enough. If the source is dim or flat, relight it first and then generate — that usually beats trying to fix it in the prompt.
- How is this different from Marketing Studio?
- Commerce Studio is about catalog output: listing video and stills, generated consistently across many products. Marketing Studio is about ad creative: hooks, testimonials, and reveals aimed at a feed.
Related studios and tools
Run one SKU through it
Free credits on sign-up. Take the worst-presented product in your catalog and see what comes back.