Do I need a model photo?

No. Leave the second slot empty and describe the model in the text field. If you do upload one, the person is kept as photographed and the product is added.

Whose photo may I use as the model?

Only someone who has agreed to appear in your marketing. You are responsible for the rights in every photo you upload.

Will the hands look right?

The prompt asks for realistic hands and a natural grip. Check the still before publishing; if a hand is off, run it again or adjust the action.

4 credits on Standard with one or two photos, 14 on Pro with two photos, 12 with one.

Can I try Product on Model Still for free?

Yes. A new account gets 45 free credits, which covers a four-second 360p draft clip with its opening frame. No card is needed to sign up.

Stills

Product on Model Still

A person holding, wearing or using the product, as a still.

Try it with free credits Pricing

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

1Upload the product photo, and a model photo if you have one
2Choose holding, wearing or using, and describe the model if needed
3Download or send the still into Product on Model Video

Went in

Model photo

Product photo

Came out

Clip

Rendered by this tool from the product photo shown on the left.

Some products need a person to make sense: a bag over a shoulder, a bottle in a hand, a tool in use. This tool combines your product photo with a model photo, or paints a model from a short description, and places the product with the right scale, grip and shadows.

With a model photo, the person's face, hair, skin tone and build are kept as photographed; the product is added naturally. Without one, describe the model in a line — age, hair, expression — and the setting, and the still is painted from that.

The still is the natural first frame for Product on Model Video, which animates a small presenting gesture and a slow push-in. Rendering the still first lets you approve the model and the grip before the clip is billed.

Credits