Reference recreation
Recreate a Video with Your Product and Photos
Give Studio a reference direction, then rebuild the flow with your product shot and your photographs. Recreation stays in the photo-to-video studio. You still brand and publish in one place.
A reference is structure, not a new product
Video recreation means you already know the shape of the clip. An opening, a turn, a second beat. You use that pacing as direction, then rebuild it with your own photographs. The sample is not the subject. Your product and your stills are.
Your product, familiar pacing
Use a sample ad as direction, then generate with your stills and a short prompt. Name the motion you are keeping and what must stay: your label, your colors, no objects from the reference. If the result looks like the sample's product instead of yours, the sentence borrowed too much. Shorten it and generate again from your photo.
One still per beat
A reference with two shots is two of your photographs, or one clip continued with the next scene. Do not ask one prompt to copy an entire reference and also keep your product. Generate each beat, watch it, and keep only the clip where your product is still recognizable.
Not a separate product
Recreation lands in the same gallery as photo-to-video clips. Standard, Ultra, and Express are the same passes. Logo, text, and filters go on after the product matches your still. Combine the beats you trust, then put the mark on the joined file.
Brand and leave with your file
Download the MP4 or publish from the studio. The recreation is finished when the pacing feels familiar and the product is yours. A clip that matches the reference and loses the SKU is the wrong result, even if the motion is smooth.
- Reference-led generation
- Your photos and product shots
- Brand and combine after
- Export or publish
Guides
- Continue a scene
- Recreate a reference video without replacing your product
- How to get a realistic AI video from one photograph
- Best AI Tools for Realistic Video
More photo-to-video pages
Build your own full sequences
Continue a scene, combine clips, and ship multi-part stories.
FAQ
Questions about recreating a video with your photos
How a reference supplies pacing, and how your own photographs stay the subject.
What is a reference for on this page?
Structure. An opening, a turn, a second beat. You already know the shape of the clip. You rebuild that pacing with your own photographs.
Does the sample become the subject?
No. The sample is not the product. Your product and your stills are.
How do I keep my product in a recreation?
Name the motion you are keeping and what must stay: your label, your colors, and no objects from the reference. Generate from photographs of your SKU and a short prompt.
What if the clip looks like the sample product?
The sentence borrowed too much. Shorten it and generate again from your photo. Do not keep a clip that sells the reference.
How do I handle a reference with two shots?
Two of your photographs, or one clip continued into the second shot. Keep only the beat where your product is still recognizable.
Which passes can a recreation use?
Standard, Ultra, and Express, the same passes as the rest of the studio, on your photograph.
When do I brand a recreated clip?
After the product matches your still. Brand the joined file once the beats you trust are together.
Is video recreation a separate product?
No. It lands in the same gallery as clips that start as your photo.
What if the motion is smooth but the SKU is gone?
That is the wrong result. A match to the reference that loses your product does not ship.
What should a recreation sentence include?
A short motion line, your label, your colors, and a line that no objects from the reference appear.