Upload the product shot you already have, describe the reveal, and make a short promo clip for your product page, paid ads or launch post. The packaging stays yours; the camera work, lighting and motion are handled for you.
Raw render, no post-production. Click the clip for sound.
The exact sequence to get from blank prompt box to a downloaded MP4.
A sharp image on a plain background, product filling most of the frame, gives the best demo.
"Slow orbit, light sweeping across the surface" or "camera pushes in on the label as droplets form". One or two moves is plenty.
Wide 16:9 for product pages and marketplaces, tall 9:16 for feed ads, square 1:1 for grids.
Make the clip, save the MP4 and drop it into your product page, ad manager or launch post.
A short moving clip on a product page shows scale, finish and detail that a flat photo cannot. In paid social, a reveal or rotation holds the thumb longer than a static image. On a launch post, it signals a finished, confident product. All three can come from one photo and a sentence.
Use the hero shot, not a lifestyle shot. A plain or lightly textured background, even lighting and the product centred and large give the maker the most to work with. Avoid images with text overlays, watermarks or heavy shadows that would look odd once the camera starts to move.
If you have two angles of the product, upload the second as a last frame and the maker will rotate between them.
Slow orbit: shows the product from several sides. Push-in: draws attention to a detail like a label, stitch or texture. Rise and tilt: adds drama to a bottle or box. Light sweep: makes metal, glass and gloss look premium. Pick one as the main move and add at most one accent, like droplets, steam or drifting petals.
Render the same product at 16:9 for the product page, 9:16 for feed ads and 1:1 for grid posts. Then try a selfie-style presenter clip that holds the product and says your hook line. Four assets from one source photo, all consistent, all made in an afternoon.
Hover a clip for the shot note it was rendered from. Click for sound.
The clip opens on your photo, so the packaging, colour and shape are exactly right.
Orbits, sweeps and reveals with light that behaves, rendered on demand.
Render once per frame shape and cover product pages, feed ads and grids.
Sign in, spend your two starter credits on a draft, and have a finished clip downloaded before your coffee cools.
Open the maker