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Product video generator

Product videos with no one on camera

Single image mode turns one packshot into product cinematography — camera moves, lighting, an audio bed — and Reference mode composes a spot from a whole set of product images.

  • Single image or Reference set
  • Camera moves & audio bed
  • Up to 1080p SR
  • MP4 export
Why product video is scarce

Great products, static catalog

  1. 01

    Studio video is a line item

    Product cinematography means a studio, a rig, an operator and an edit — for each SKU, each season.

  2. 02

    Photos flatten on the feed

    A clean packshot converts on the product page but disappears in a feed built for motion.

  3. 03

    Multi-angle shots are hard to stitch

    You have front, side and detail images. Turning them into one coherent clip is an editor’s job.

How it works

From packshot to product video

  1. 1

    Upload one photo — or a set

    Single image mode needs one product photo. Reference mode takes several images of the product.

  2. 2

    Describe the shot

    Write the concept and camera move yourself, or let Write with AI propose one — concept, camera, audio bed, optional voice-over.

  3. 3

    Pick resolution and length

    Up to 1080p SR and 15 seconds on Version 2.0, or up to 30 seconds at 720p on Version 2.5.

  4. 4

    Export the MP4

    Use it as a paid ad, on the product page, or in organic posts.

What you get

Cinematography from a still

Single image mode
Pure product cinematography from one photo — no human on screen, the product stays the hero.
Reference mode
Upload a set of product images and the model composes the ad from all of them.
Resolution up to 1080p SR
Version 2.0 renders 480p, 720p, 1080p and 1080p super-resolution; Version 2.5 trades resolution for length.
Every aspect ratio
9:16, 16:9, 1:1, 4:3 and 21:9 — pick per render for product pages, feeds and ultrawide.
Camera move and audio bed in the brief
Describe the push-in, the light drift and the sound you want — Write with AI can propose all three — and the model renders them.
Pricing at a glance

Pay per second of finished video. No free tier.

Full pricing

Trial Pass · one-time

$3.99

170 credits · 480p, watermarked

Starter · monthly

$55

1,000 credits / month

Growth · monthly

$149

3,000 credits / month

Scale · monthly

$449

10,000 credits / month

Version 2.0: 480p 10 cr/s · 720p 22 cr/s · 1080p 37 cr/s (up to 15s). Version 2.5: 480p 13 cr/s · 720p 28 cr/s (up to 30s).

FAQ

Product video generator — common questions

Does the video show my exact product?

Yes. The render is built around the photo you upload, so the product in the video is your product — not a look-alike from a library.

Single image or Reference mode — which should I use?

Single image is fastest: one photo, one cinematic spot. Reference mode is for when you have several images (angles, details, packaging) and want the video to draw on all of them.

What resolution can I export?

Version 2.0 goes up to 1080p SR at 4–15 seconds. Version 2.5 is capped at 720p but runs to 30 seconds. Choose per render.

What do I need to upload?

One product photo — JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF or HEIC, up to 25 MB. Transition mode takes a first and a last frame; Reference mode takes a set of images. Phone formats are converted automatically.

How much does it cost?

Plans are credit-based and self-serve: Starter $55/month for 1,000 credits, Growth $149 for 3,000, Scale $449 for 10,000. There is no free tier — a one-time $3.99 Trial Pass (170 credits) lets you see a real render first. Credits are charged per second of finished video. On Version 2.0, 480p costs 10 credits/second, 720p 22 and 1080p 37; on Version 2.5, 480p is 13 and 720p 28. A 10-second 480p ad on Version 2.0 is 100 credits.

Do I need to film anything or hire creators?

No. Upload a product photo, pick a mode and a language, and AdVideoLab generates the video. There is no filming, no casting and no studio. Failed renders are refunded automatically.

Turn the catalog into motion

One product photo in, a cinematic product spot out — for ads, product pages and organic.