Product video
AI Product Video Maker from a Product Photo
Start with a product photo. Kuvavid generates motion, then you add a brand mark so the clip is ready to sell.
The photograph you already sell
A product video starts from the still on the product page, not from a prompt that invents a cousin of the bottle. Bottle shots, apparel flats, and pack shots all qualify. The label, the color, and the shape are the brief. Motion is the only thing the photograph does not already have.
If the clip changes the product, that is a failed generation. Go back to the same photo with a shorter line. Do not grade a stranger and call it the SKU. Turning that photo into an ad is that discipline when the file has to sell.
What the motion is allowed to do
Describe one movement and what must stay. A slow turn, a small push-in, light across the label. Keep the bottle, the stitching, or the pack exactly as shown. No new objects. No second scene in the same sentence.
Speak the line or type it. Read it before you generate. Standard, Ultra, and Express use that same photograph. Ultra when the label has to hold on a product page. Express when you are still choosing the hook. Standard when that pass fits the shot.
One still, more than one use
The same product photo can become a clip for short ads, a product-page video, and a portrait social clip. You do not reshoot to get those sizes. You generate the motion once, then brand and frame the file you are actually going to publish.
A catalog of SKUs is the same job repeated: one photograph, one motion, one judgment. Image to video is the path. This page is that path when the subject is the product you sell.
Brand before you export
Logo, a line of type, and a filter go on after the product still looks like the photograph. Put the mark where it does not cover the label. If you combine two shots, an opening on the bottle and a second shot in a hand, put the logo on the joined video so it sits in one place.
Download the MP4 or publish from the gallery. The clip is ready when someone who knows the product would recognize it with the sound off.
- Product photo to video
- Brand kit overlays
- Portrait or landscape
- Publish or download MP4
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FAQ
Questions about product videos
How a product photo you already sell becomes a clip, and how to tell a failed generation from a finished one.
What photo should a product video start from?
The still on the product page. Bottle shots, apparel flats, and pack shots all qualify. Still-to-video adds motion. It does not replace the label, the color, or the shape.
What counts as a failed product clip?
The product changed. A different bottle, a different color, or a label you do not sell. Go back to the same photo with a shorter line. Do not grade a stranger and call it the SKU.
What motion can the product clip add?
Describe one movement. A slow turn, a small push-in, light across the label. Keep the bottle, the stitching, or the pack exactly as shown. No new objects, and no second scene in the same sentence.
Which pass fits a product page?
Ultra for the label when it has to hold up close. Express when you are still choosing the hook. Standard when that pass fits the shot. All three use the same photograph.
Can one product photo feed an ad, a page, and a Reel?
Yes. Frame it in the ad generator, across a catalog, or as a Reel from the same still. You do not reshoot to get those sizes.
Where does the product logo go?
Where the mark sits is on the clip after the product still looks like the photograph, and not on top of the label. If you join two shots, put the logo on the joined video so it sits in one place.
Should the offer be in the generation prompt?
No. The sentence is the motion and what must stay. The offer and the logo go on after, where they do not cover the label.
Can I compare product hooks before I spend a credit?
Before you spend a credit, you can look at the passes. Generating is what spends it. Pick Express when you still have two openings to compare.
What should a product prompt say about the label?
That it stays as shown. Name the movement, then name the bottle, the stitching, or the pack that must not change.
When is a product clip ready to export?
When someone who knows the product would recognize it with the sound off. Download the MP4 or publish from the gallery at that point.