Drop a product image and get a publish-ready video in under a minute. Six AI video models, five marketplace presets, six proven shot frameworks. Built for sellers who ship listings, not edit timelines.
Every marketplace has different rules for aspect ratio, duration, and file size. We render to spec automatically — these are the numbers we hold to.
| Marketplace | Aspect ratio | Duration | Resolution | Max file | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AZAmazon | 16:9 main · 1:1 A+ | 15s–2 min · 30s recommended | 1280×720+ | ≤ 5 GB | MP4 · MOV · 3GP |
SHShopify | 1:1 PDP · 16:9 hero | ≤ 10 min · 15–30s sweet spot | 1080p+ | ≤ 1 GB | MP4 · MOV |
TSTikTok Shop | 9:16 · 1:1 | 9–60s · 15s sweet spot | 720p+ | ≤ 500 MB | MP4 · MOV |
ETEtsy | 1:1 (square) | 5–15s · silent only | 720p+ | ≤ 100 MB | MP4 · MOV · GIF |
WSStandalone DTC | 16:9 hero · 1:1 grid · 9:16 mobile | Any · 6–30s recommended | 1080p+ | No hard cap | MP4 · MOV · WebM |
Pick a marketplace in the composer above — the renderer fits the right aspect ratio, duration cap, and resolution. Etsy gets a silent track automatically; Amazon main-image videos get the white background and 80% safe-frame margin per seller policy.
Most sellers publish their first listing video in under two minutes. Here’s what happens behind the composer.
Drop the same hero image you use on your listing. The AI extracts the product silhouette, holds your packaging accurate, and locks the brand colors so the video matches the still.
Pick from six shot frameworks — hero, 360 spin, lifestyle, unboxing, detail close-up, or use-case demo — or write your own one-liner. The AI scripts camera moves, lighting, and pacing around it.
Choose Amazon, Shopify, TikTok Shop, Etsy, or a standalone site. The renderer outputs the right aspect ratio, duration, and resolution — silent for Etsy, voice-over capable for the rest.
Download MP4 or push directly to Shopify and TikTok Shop. Marketplaces typically index new listing videos within 24 hours; sellers report 18–34% lift in conversion vs photo-only listings.
These are the shot types that consistently lift add-to-cart on listing pages. Tap any card to load it as your prompt.
Whether you’re a one-person Etsy shop or an agency managing 30 brand stores, the workflow is the same: upload, direct, render, publish.
Generate a 1:1 hero loop, a 9:16 mobile clip, and a 16:9 site-banner cut from the same product photo. Drop into Shopify product pages, lift average time-on-page, and reuse the same assets for paid social. One photo, three placements, zero shoot.
Render to Amazon’s main-image video specs: 16:9 or 1:1, white background, 80% safe-frame, no text overlays in the first frame. Sellers using main-image video typically see 9–17% conversion lift over photos alone — and ZNIX.ai outputs the policy-clean version automatically.
Etsy listing videos must be silent and 5–15 seconds. We auto-strip audio and cap duration. Use the lifestyle or detail close-up shot frameworks to show craft on a single hand-made piece without needing a videographer.
Batch-process a client’s entire catalog from product photos. Brand-color-lock keeps every video on-brand. Export per-marketplace bundles ready to upload — replacing a $300–800 per-product video shoot with a sub-dollar render.
Each model has a sweet spot for product video. Switch between them inside one workspace — no separate subscriptions, no re-uploading product photos.
Direct, tested advice for getting AI product videos that actually convert — not just videos that look good in a portfolio.
The video has to look like a moving version of your hero photo. Same packaging, same colors, same proportions. If a buyer can’t match the video to the still in two seconds, trust collapses and the listing underperforms. Always upload your real product image; never let the model generate the product from scratch.
Lifestyle shots that hide the product for two seconds to "build mood" lose buyers on small mobile thumbnails. The product should be visible and recognizable from second one. Reserve atmosphere for the first 0.5 seconds, then lock the product on screen.
85% of marketplace video plays are muted. A mediocre voice-over is worse than none. Etsy bans audio entirely. Render the silent version first, judge it on its own, then layer voice-over only when there’s a specific claim or instruction the visual can’t carry.
Amazon’s main-image video policy requires a pure white background. Shopify and DTC sites convert best with warm, lived-in tones (beige, light wood, warm gray) that read on a desktop hero or in a feed without feeling clinical. The same product needs two different backgrounds for two different placements.
Most marketplaces use the first frame as the video poster image until the buyer presses play. If your first frame is empty, dark, or out of focus, the click-through to play stays under 5%. Render so the first frame is a fully-composed product shot, not a fade-in or motion blur.
AI can render anything. That’s the trap. If your kettle boils in 90 seconds, don’t render it boiling in 5. If your fabric is matte, don’t let the AI add gloss. Marketplaces issue refunds and account warnings when the video misrepresents the physical product. Stay literal — the AI handles motion, you stay accountable for facts.
Real workflows from creators, sellers and marketing teams — with the exact prompts and settings you can copy.
An Amazon seller of a vegetable chopper knew listings with video convert better, but a studio product shoot was quoted at $800. Amazon video specs: 16:9 or 1:1, 1080p, under 500 MB.
“Product turntable rotation of a white vegetable chopper on a seamless white background, soft studio lighting, smooth 360-degree spin, e-commerce ready, 5 seconds”
The listing video went live in one afternoon. Session duration on the listing rose and unit sales lifted ~15% month-over-month, consistent with Amazon's published guidance that video improves conversion.
A jewelry DTC brand launching a new collection couldn't afford a model shoot for every SKU. They needed lifestyle motion content for PDPs and Instagram.
“Close-up of a gold chain necklace catching warm sunlight on a collarbone, shallow depth of field, slow gentle push-in, editorial fashion look, 5 seconds”
The drop launched with motion content on all 12 SKUs for under $30 in credits — versus a $2,500 model-shoot quote — and PDP video engagement beat their last photo-only drop.
An industrial-tool maker needed a looping demo reel for a trade-show booth screen. Agency demo videos run $5k–15k; the show was three weeks away.
“Cordless power drill on a workbench with metal shavings, dramatic side lighting, slow macro slide along the chuck, industrial atmosphere, 5 seconds”
Booth reel delivered 10 days before the show. Sales team reported the screen drew walk-up traffic, and the same clips were repurposed into LinkedIn ads post-event.
Drop a product photo. Pick a shot. Ship to your listing tomorrow. No videographer, no studio, no shoot day.
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