Should I photograph the box or the product?

The product. The opening frame adds an open box behind it; a photo of a closed box would be treated as the product.

Will the hands look real?

The prompt asks for realistic hands with correct fingers and keeps the gesture simple. Review the clip; if a hand is off, render again or choose a different setting.

Can I show my branded box?

Only if it is visible in the product photo. The generated box is plain; invented logos are blocked by the prompt.

What length works best?

Six to eight seconds. The sequence has three beats — lift, turn, place — and very short clips compress them.

Can I try Unboxing Video 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.

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Unboxing Video

Hands lift the product out of its box and set it down for the camera.

Try it with free credits Pricing

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

1Upload a photo of the product itself
2Choose the surface and setting
3Set length and shape, then render

Went in

Came out

Clip

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

The unboxing is the most-watched product format on social, and the hardest to fake with a photo. This tool paints the opening frame with your product just lifted from an open box with tissue paper behind it, on a desk, a marble counter, kraft paper or a dark spotlit surface, then renders hands entering from below, lifting the product, turning it once and setting it in front.

The product's packaging, label and finish are held as photographed; the box, tissue and hands are generated. It suits anything that ships in a box — electronics, cosmetics, candles, subscription kits — and works best from a photo of the product itself rather than of the closed box.

Vertical is the default for feeds. Eight seconds gives the lift-turn-place sequence room; five is brisk. A five-second 720p clip costs 116 credits.

Credits

Per second of video, plus the opening frame (11 cr)
Option	Credits	Good for
Draft 360p	7 cr/s + 11	Cheap preview of the motion before a full render
Standard 720p	21 cr/s + 11	Listing players, feeds and ads
Pro 1080p	31 cr/s + 11	Upscaled render for hero slots and full-width players
4K	62 cr/s + 11	Upscaled render for large screens and in-store displays