Choose the place your clip will appear, then choose the shot. A product page, a social post and a launch teaser each need a different composition.
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Show the product clearly, with one controlled camera move.
Use a closed, clearly photographed product as your reference. A restrained push or slide adds movement beside your existing product photos without needing a full advertising edit.
Compare the label, cap, silhouette and material against the original before uploading the MP4 to your store.
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Give one product room to move in a vertical frame.
Use a portrait composition for a short product introduction. Keep the shot simple and add any captions, music or calls to action in your own editor after reviewing the result.
Check the full clip for reflections, label changes and edges that bend as the camera moves.
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A short reveal, with space for your headline.
Introduce a new item with a gentle reveal. Leave visual room for launch details that you add later, so the model does not need to invent typography or product claims.
Keep factual product information in your own text layer and verify that packaging stays consistent.
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Bring an existing detail closer.
Start from a photo that already shows the surface, glaze or packaging detail you want to highlight. Use a small move rather than asking the model to reveal parts that are not visible.
Generated footage is an illustration, not evidence of how a material feels or a product performs.
Review the video against your source photo, download the MP4 and upload it manually to your store or social platform. The site does not connect to Shopify, Amazon or social accounts, and it does not publish on your behalf.
