Turn one product photo into a video, a post or a commercial
Upload one photo of your product and choose how it moves: a spin, a flip, an exploded view, a reveal out of the dark. Pick one of four directors, read the storyboard for free, and pay only when you approve it. Works on a phone: take the photo, make the video, share it.
Free storyboard first, then from $29 for 6 seconds or $99 for a 30-second commercial. You pay only when you approve it.
From one photo to a finished video, in four steps
Nothing that costs money is made until you approve the storyboard.
Add one photo
Take it with your phone or choose it from your laptop. A clear, well-lit photo on a plain background works best. The clip starts on your photo, so the product in it is your real product.
Pick a template or a director
23 one-tap templates set the director and the moves for you, or choose a director and the moves yourself.
See the storyboard, free
One clip per move, then an end card, with the price for the finished length shown first. Change a move, the order or the length before you approve.
Approve and share
We make each clip from your photo and cut them together. Choose a vertical post for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, or every shape. Share it from your phone or post it from the studio.
23 ways to move your product
Each move becomes a short clip that starts on your photo. Mix up to four in one video.
Camera moves
- Slow push-in: The camera glides toward the product.
- Pull-back reveal: Starts close, pulls back to show the whole product.
- Orbit: The camera circles the product.
- Macro sweep: A close glide over its details.
- Magnifier: A magnifying glass shows the detail.
Product moves
- 360 spin: The product turns a full circle.
- Flip: The product flips over and lands.
- Tear apart: The product opens into its parts, then reassembles.
- Assemble: Its parts fly in and build the product.
- Hands demo: Hands pick it up and turn it.
- Glide through scenes: Glides through a kitchen, a beach, a city.
Reveals
- Float and reveal: Rises out of the shadows into the light.
- Burst: Ingredients and color burst around it.
- Particle vortex: Glowing particles swirl, then reveal it.
- Paper cut: Layered paper parts to reveal it.
- Real life to floating: From a real scene to a floating hero shot.
- Zoom out to space: Pulls back from your product to the planet.
Animated styles
- Claymation: Stop-motion clay world.
- Brick-built: A toy-brick animated world.
- Felt craft: Cosy stitched wool scene.
- Comic pop: Bold comic-book animation.
- Pixel art: Retro game pixel world.
- Doodle world: Hand-drawn doodles come alive.
Four directors, four different ads from the same photo
A director sets the look, the pace and which moves your photo gets. Pick one in the brief, or let a template pick it.
The Minimalist
Clean studio, slow moves, lots of space. Reaches for: slow push-in, 360 spin, orbit, pull-back reveal.
The Auteur
Dark, cinematic, premium. Reaches for: float and reveal, macro sweep, orbit, slow push-in.
The Hype Director
Fast, colorful, loud. Reaches for: flip, burst, tear apart, 360 spin.
The Stunt Director
A big visual gag, then the product. Reaches for: burst, flip, pull-back reveal, tear apart.
23 templates, one tap each
A template picks the director and the moves. You can still change them before you make the storyboard.
One clean clip
Shadow-to-hero reveal · Product b-roll · 360 spin · Hands-only demo
Eye-catching effects
Exploded view · Flip and land · Color burst · Gold particle reveal · Paper-cut reveal · Magnifier close-up · Real life to floating · Zoom out to space · Glide through scenes
Short commercials
Minimal studio spot · Dark cinematic spot · Hype social ad · Stunt hook
Animated styles
Claymation · Brick-built · Felt craft · Comic pop · Pixel art · Doodle world
Your product stays your product
Every clip starts on your own photo, and every request tells the model to keep the product's shape, proportions, colors and details exactly as in the photo, with no added text or logos. That makes the product look like itself far more than describing it in words would.
No AI video model copies a product perfectly, so watch each clip before you post it. A move that bends the product is easy to swap for a gentler one in the storyboard, and a clip that goes wrong is made again without counting against you. The animated styles (clay, bricks, felt, comic, pixel, doodle) redraw the product in their own look, so they ask for it to stay recognizable rather than exact.
Not every post needs to move: twelve scenes for an image
Turn the same photo into a new scene for a feed post, a Story or a product page. Pick the shape: 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 or 16:9.
Clean white studio · Mid-air hero · Stone podium · Lifestyle at home · Sunny outdoors · Flat lay · Splash · Neon night · Paper-cut set · Dreamy meadow · Miniature world · Dark luxury
The photo is edited into the scene, so the product is still the one you uploaded. No words are drawn on the picture, because AI misspells them: write your caption in the post. The price in credits is shown before you confirm, and credits come back if the image fails.
Made to be used on a phone
- Take the photo with your phone's camera, or choose one from your library
- Choose Vertical post to make everything 9:16 from the start, never cropped from wide
- Share the finished video from your phone's share sheet, or download it
- Post it from the studio to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
- Add the site to your home screen to open it like an app
See posting to your accounts, or turn the photo into a person holding or wearing your product.
What it costs
A video made from your photo is priced like any commercial: from $59 for 15 seconds to $139 for 45 seconds, set by the format and the finished length. The storyboard is free.
From $29 for 6 seconds
A 30-second commercial is from $99 for 30 seconds, up to 1 minute at $50 for each extra 15 seconds. The price is set by the format and the finished length, up to 1:30 for $249. You see the exact price on your storyboard before you approve it.
Start your storyboardStill posts, slow-turn clips and person-on-camera videos are priced in credits, and the price is shown before you confirm. See pricing.
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
How do I turn a product photo into a video?
Upload one photo, pick a template or a director, and read the free storyboard: one clip per move, then an end card. Approve it and we make each clip from your photo and cut them together. You choose a vertical post or every shape.
Will the product in the video look like my product?
Every clip starts on your photo and asks the model to keep the product's shape, colors and details exactly as in it, with no added text. No AI video model copies a product perfectly, so watch each clip before you post it and swap a move that bends the product.
What moves can my product do?
A spin, a flip, an orbit, an exploded view that comes apart and snaps back, a reveal out of the dark, a burst of color, a magnifier, and animated styles such as clay or bricks. Each is one clip, and you can mix up to four in one video.
Can I make a post that is just an image?
Yes. A still post edits your photo into a new scene: a clean studio, a podium, a flat lay, a splash, a neon night and more, in 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 or 16:9. No words are drawn on the picture; write your caption in the post. You see the price in credits first.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Take the photo with your camera, make the video, and share it from your phone's share sheet or download it. Choose a vertical post to make everything 9:16 from the start for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, and add the site to your home screen to open it like an app.
How much does it cost?
Our price for a video made from your photo is from $59 for 15 seconds to $139 for 45 seconds, set by the format and the finished length. The storyboard is free and shows the exact price before you approve. No subscription.