AI Product Video Generator — Describe the Shot, Get the Clip
Write the shot the way you would brief a videographer — the product, what it is sitting on, the light, the camera move — and the model renders it. This generates footage from a description; it does not animate a photo you upload, so name the product's material and colour explicitly if it matters.
How it works
Describe the product and the surface
Material, colour, finish, and what it rests on. Vague products render as generic ones — 'a bottle' will not come back as your bottle.
Add the light and the camera move
Push-in, orbit, tilt, static. Naming one move produces a steadier clip than leaving it open, which tends to drift.
Download and cut it into the test
You get an MP4. Take it into the Creatives canvas or straight into a Meta or TikTok ad set.
What teams use it for
Fill a catalogue gap before the shoot
Get a usable clip for a SKU that has stills but no video, so the product is not the one line item missing from the video test.
Test the concept before booking a studio
Run three treatments — clean studio, lifestyle surface, dramatic backlight — and let the winner decide what you actually pay to shoot.
Refresh a fatiguing product ad
Same product, new setting and camera move, generated the day the frequency curve turns rather than the week the shoot lands.
One asset is a start. Soku takes it to launch.
Everything you make here lands in your Soku workspace, where the agent builds variants, assembles them into campaigns, and deploys to Meta, Google, and TikTok — then reports on what actually performed.
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