Video
Turn one product photo into a 6-second product video
A short product video lifts engagement on product pages and is the native format for short-video shops. You do not need a shoot: animate the image you already have. Keep it to one camera move and 5–6 seconds so the product does not morph.
The still image is the contract — the model should move the camera or the light, not redesign the product. If you need a specific ending frame (for example the pack turned to show the back), use first-and-last-frame video with two real stills.
You'll need
- A finished product image (white background or lifestyle scene)
- Product video tool (image-to-video)
- One camera move: turntable, push-in, or orbit
Pick the hero image
Sharp, well lit, product fully in frame with some margin for camera motion.
Choose one move
Slow 360° turntable for objects, slow push-in for details, light sweep for glossy surfaces.
Write the motion only
Do not re-describe the product. Describe camera, speed and light.
Generate and check the label
Watch frame by frame where text appears. Regenerate with less motion if it warps.
Export two ratios
1:1 or 4:5 for the listing, 9:16 for short-video ads.
Paste this instruction
Slow 6-second 360-degree turntable rotation of the product on a seamless white background. Camera fixed at eye level, soft studio lighting, subtle reflection on the floor. Keep the product shape, colours and label text unchanged throughout. 1:1.
Don't stack
Do not stack a turntable, a zoom and a scene change in one clip. Do not let the label melt — if text warps, shorten the clip or reduce the motion.
Upscale product photos to 4K without fake textures
Make small supplier or phone images zoom-ready: upscale once at the end, keep real material texture (leather grain, knit, brushed metal) and
Build a complete 8-image listing from one product photo
Plan and generate the full image stack a product page needs — main white image, scale, details, lifestyle, infographic, in-use, packaging an