Which video type should a jewelry seller start with?

Jewelry Video first, then 360° Product Spin and Hero Reveal. The pages below open the Studio with the settings for rings, necklaces and earrings already chosen.

Will the ring look like the real item?

Every opening frame is painted with instructions to keep every stone, setting and engraving as photographed, and the clip animates that frame. Compare the frame and the clip with the ring in hand before publishing; AI renders can still change small details.

What does a jewelry clip cost?

A five-second 720p clip is 116 credits with its opening frame; the same at draft 360p is 46. A new account's 45 free credits cover a short draft ring clip.

Product videos for jewelry

Jewelry needs moving light. A still cannot show sparkle; a four-second glint clip on black velvet can, with every stone held as photographed.

Rings, necklaces and earrings filmed as feature Close-up, 360° Spin or hero Reveal clips all start from the same photo, and every stone, setting and engraving stay as shot in every frame. The motion that sells jewelry is a light sweeping across the stones so they glint; the opening frame sets the stage and the clip adds it.

Open pre-set in the Studio Jewelry Video

Clip

Rendered in the Studio from one product photo.

What this is for

Sparkle that a still flattens
Tiny pieces that need macro motion
Velvet, silk and marble sets without a studio
Product-page clips that stay sharp on zoom

Suggested order

1
Render the ring hero clip
The first video type to try for rings, necklaces and earrings: it keeps every stone, setting and engraving as photographed while it adds the motion jewelry buyers respond to.
Jewelry Video
2
Add a 360° Spin clip
360° Spin is the second slot for jewelry: a full turntable rotation on a seamless set, five to eight seconds long.
360° Product Spin
3
Cut a Hero Reveal version for Etsy
A cinematic reveal with a traveling light in 16:9 or 9:16, the shape Etsy and Shopify players use for jewelry.
Hero Reveal