Product Video

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Marketplace Listing Video

A white-background listing clip in the shape your marketplace player uses.

45 free credits on sign-up, enough for a short draft clip.

  1. 1Upload a photo with the whole product visible
  2. 2Pick the marketplace and a move
  3. 3Set length and resolution, then render

Went in

Marketplace Listing Video, the product photo that went in

Came out

Clip

Rendered by this video type from the photos shown on the left.

Marketplace video slots reward a clean, literal clip: the product on white, evenly lit, moving just enough to show its form. This tool paints the product on a pure white seamless set with a contact shadow and renders a calm move — a half-orbit, a push-in from wide to tight, or a rise from a low angle to a slight top-down view.

Pick the marketplace and the shape follows: 16:9 for Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, Walmart and eBay players, 9:16 for TikTok Shop. Nothing else is added — no props, no text — so the clip stays within the rules most marketplaces publish for product video.

The product's label and artwork are held as photographed. Five to eight seconds suits a listing player. A five-second 720p clip costs 116 credits.

Credits

Per second of video, plus the opening frame (11 cr)
OptionCreditsGood for
Draft 360p7 cr/s + 11Cheap preview of the motion before a full render
Standard 720p21 cr/s + 11Listing players, feeds and ads
Pro 1080p31 cr/s + 11Upscaled render for hero slots and full-width players
4K62 cr/s + 11Upscaled render for large screens and in-store displays

Settings

  • Product photo
  • MarketplaceAmazon listing video (16:9)Shopify product page (16:9)Etsy listing video (16:9)TikTok Shop (9:16)Walmart (16:9)eBay (16:9)
  • MoveOrbitPush inRise
  • Output · MP4 video with sound, 16:9 or 9:16 (default 16:9), 3–15 seconds

In the Studio

  • Send any still into any video type without uploading again
  • Length, shape, resolution and cost shown before you render
  • Opening frame and clip both kept in your library
  • Draft 360p previews; 720p, 1080p and 4K renders

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