Choose a brief, add your own product photos and details, and make it yours. These are written creative directions to try with your product.
Show one useful feature in a familiar setting.
Show my product in a bright, everyday room. Adult hands demonstrate one actual function in a clear sequence. Natural daylight, casual framing, a close-up of the useful detail, then a final product shot. Use only the benefits in my product description.
Bring the material, finish, or mechanism into focus.
Place my product on a neutral surface. Begin with a slow close-up of its actual material or key component, then reveal the whole item. Soft light and controlled camera movement. Preserve its shape, colors, and included parts. End on a clean product view.
Give the product a natural place in someone’s day.
Place my product in a simple everyday routine that matches its real purpose. Warm window light, a calm setting, and one believable use. Show the context, move closer to the relevant product detail, and finish with the product in view. No invented customer testimonial.
Connect one recognizable problem to one real feature.
Open on a small, recognizable problem that my product actually addresses. Show its relevant feature in action with adult hands and close framing. Keep the demonstration simple and accurate. Finish with a clear product shot and a factual invitation to explore its details.
Explain the exact item behind your product listing.
Create a neutral product listing showcase. Show the entire product, then one close-up of the actual components and how they fit together. Plain background, consistent lighting, slow camera movement. Include only the supplied item and accessories, with no ratings or discount overlays.
Build a simple reveal around the real product.
Start close on one recognizable detail of my product, then slowly pull back to reveal it in a natural setting that suits its purpose. Soft daylight and a restrained color palette. Keep the appearance faithful to my photos. Finish on a clear view of the actual item.
Supply accurate product details. Each script and video generation uses account credits.