A person holding or wearing your product, without a shoot
Upload one photo of your product. A made-up person holds it up to the camera or wears it, and says your script in the voice you choose. A vertical video for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, with no model, no shoot and no shipping a product to a creator.
Free storyboard first, then from $29 for 6 seconds or $99 for a 30-second commercial. You pay only when you approve it.
Two steps you approve and pay for in turn
You see each result and its price in credits before the next one starts.
Choose holding or wearing
Upload one photo of the product. Choose whether the person holds it up to the camera or wears it, and pick who and where.
Approve the look
Your photo is edited into a phone-style vertical photo of a made-up person with your product. See the photo and its price in credits first; ask for a different one if you do not like it.
Write the script, pick a voice
Start from an introduction template and fill in the blanks, or write your own. Choose a voice. The person says it to camera.
Make the video and share it
The photo is animated as a presenter saying your script, in vertical. Share it from your phone, download it, or post it to your accounts.
Holding it, or wearing it
For clothing and accessories the person wears the product instead, framed so you can see it.
Wearing it
- Clothing
- Shoes
- Hat or cap
- Bag
- Jewelry
- Sunglasses
Shoes are shown full length, sunglasses and jewelry close up. The request asks for the item to look exactly as in your photo; check the result before you use it.
Holding it
The person holds your product at chest height, facing the camera, with their face clear and centered. This works for anything you can hold: a bottle, a box, a gadget, a jar.
After the look, make a talking video, or for clothing a silent slow-turn catalog clip that shows the front, the side and the back.
Eight settings to start from
Each is a made-up person in a real-looking place. Add a note to change a detail: a green cardigan, a smile.
Friendly at home
Woman in her 20s, bright living room
In the car
Man in his 30s, daylight
In the kitchen
Woman in her 40s, warm light
Out in the park
Young woman, golden light
At her desk
Professional, tidy desk
Bathroom counter
Skincare and beauty
Creator studio
Ring light, creator look
At a café
Relaxed, natural light
A made-up person is not a customer
The person is generated. They are not a real customer, and the script starters are introductions to your product, not reviews. Do not present the video as a customer's own experience, and write only what your product actually does.
Several platforms ask you to label AI-made content. Posts made from the studio are marked as AI-made on TikTok and YouTube, which ask for it; add a label on the others where their rules say to.
Use the same person as the spokesperson in a full commercial
In the brief of a commercial, a spokesperson can be a stock presenter or one of your own looks. The person says each spokesperson line in the storyboard, in a vertical commercial. See UGC-style ads and shorts.
Start with the free storyboard
Write a short brief. See the plan, with a preview still (one picture of the shot) for most shots, and the exact price before you pay anything.
Free storyboard first, then from $29 for 6 seconds or $99 for a 30-second commercial. You pay only when you approve it.
Questions
Is the person real?
No. The person is generated, not a real customer or anyone you can name, and the script starters are introductions to your product, not reviews. Do not present the video as a customer's own experience, and write only what your product does.
Can the person wear my product?
Yes, for clothing, shoes, hats, bags, jewelry and sunglasses. The person is framed so the item can be seen, and the request asks for it to look exactly as in your photo. Check the result before you use it. You can also make a silent slow-turn clip that shows the front, side and back.
How does it work?
Two steps you approve and pay for in turn, each priced in credits before it starts. First your photo is edited into a vertical photo of a made-up person with your product. Then that photo is animated as a presenter saying your script in the voice you choose.
Do I need a model, a shoot or to send a product?
No. You need one photo of the product, a short script and a voice. The video is vertical, for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, and you can share it from your phone or post it from the studio.
Should I label these videos as AI-made?
Yes, where a platform asks. Posts made from the studio are marked as AI-made on TikTok and YouTube, which ask for it. On other networks, add a label where their rules say to.