An AI product video turns a still photograph of your product into a short film without a camera, a studio or an editing timeline. Upload one clear product photo, describe the shot you want in a sentence, and Shotova generates a vertical clip you can put straight on a listing, a Reel or a paid ad.
The product itself does not change. Shape, colours, materials and label text stay exactly as they are in the photo you uploaded, in every frame, which is the difference between a product video and a generic AI clip that invents something close to your product.
Every film is vertical 9:16 with the top and bottom kept clear for platform interface, and comes out as an MP4 at 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 seconds. Video runs on paid plans at 2 credits per second on Standard quality and 3 on High, so a 6 second Standard film is 12 credits. The free plan covers images so you can try the rest of the workflow first.
An AI product video is a short film generated from a still photo of a product rather than filmed with a camera. You upload one product image, describe the shot you want, and the tool animates it into a vertical clip for Reels, TikTok, Amazon and product pages. The product itself stays exactly as photographed.
Upload one clear photo of your product, describe the shot you want in a sentence, and generate. Shotova animates the still into a vertical clip in a few minutes. No filming, no editing software and no video experience are needed.
You choose 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 seconds. Six to eight seconds suits most listing and social placements: long enough to show the product turn or the scene move, short enough that the clip loops before anyone scrolls.
Video is billed per second on paid plans: 2 credits a second on Standard quality and 3 on High. A 6 second Standard film is 12 credits, which is under two dollars on the Starter plan at $12 for 100 credits.
No. Product integrity is the first rule of every generation. The shape, colours, materials, proportions and label text stay identical to your uploaded photo throughout the film, so the video shows the item you actually sell.
Yes. Every film is vertical 9:16 with safe zones kept clear for platform interface, which is the native shape for Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts and fits the Amazon listing video slot. Download the MP4 and upload it directly.
Marketplaces give video its own slot and most sellers leave it empty, so a listing with a film occupies space competitors are not using. Video also gives paid social something to test against, which stills alone cannot do.
Yes. Attach a reference clip in the composer and Shotova reads its camera movement, pacing, lighting and mood, then applies that direction to your own product. The reference is never copied into the output.