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AI product video generator

Turn a product photo into a video.

Upload the shot, pick the move, get a 4–10 second clip with sound — no studio, no crew.

200 free starter credits in many countries · No card · Unused starter credits expire after 24 hours

One product shot

What you get back

Live
Moves
Slow orbit · Light sweep · Pour / steam · Unbox reveal · Hero push-in, or your own sentence.
Format
16:9 or 9:16 from the render; 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:5 from the editor.
Length
4 to 10 seconds, with sound.
Resolution
360p or 720p on a free account; 1080p and 4K after any plan or credit pack.

Examples

Made in PrismPoster. Nothing here is stock.

Each clip says how it was made. The small inset is the photo it started from.

  • A white canvas sneaker on a rough stone plinth against a beige backdrop
    Photo
    White sneaker: half orbit with a light sweepPhoto → video · 6 s · 720p
  • Chopsticks lifting noodles from a bowl of ramen on a wooden kitchen counter
    Photo
    Ramen: noodles lifted from a steaming bowlPhoto → video · 6 s · 720p
  • An amber dropper bottle on a travertine block in warm side light
    Serum bottle: a hero shot in warm lightIdea → video · 5 s · 1080p

What sells

Three shots that sell a product

  • Light sweep

    Show the texture

    A band of light travels across the surface, so glass, metal and fabric show the finish a still photo flattens.

  • Pour · steam · hands

    Show it in use

    Liquid pouring, steam rising, a hand reaching in: one small action tells a shopper what the product is for.

  • Orbit

    Show its shape

    A slow half orbit shows depth and form. The engine imagines any side your photo does not show, so keep the turn small or photograph the side you need.

How it works

From product photo to clip in three steps

  1. Step 1

    Upload the product shot

    A JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. Let the product fill most of the frame and leave room for the move.

  2. Step 2

    Pick the move

    Orbit, light sweep, pour, unbox or push-in, or write your own: name the camera move and the one thing that happens.

  3. Step 3

    Render and export

    Choose 16:9 or 9:16 and 4 to 10 seconds. The clip comes back with sound, and the editor exports it again in 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:5.

Specs

What a clip comes back as

For shops

Render once, then export a 9:16 cut for Reels, TikTok and Shorts and a 1:1 cut for the listing from the same clip in the editor.

Format
16:9 or 9:16 from the render; 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:5 through the timeline editor, up to 4K.
Length
4 to 10 seconds a clip. Cut several together in the editor for a longer ad.
Resolution
360p or 720p on a free account; 1080p and 4K after any plan or credit pack.
Sound
Generated with the picture. Switch it off when the clip goes under music.

Questions

Before you upload a product photo

Do I need a white background?

No. Any clean, well-lit shot works: a plinth, a table or a lifestyle scene. The clip starts from your photo, so the background you upload is the background you get.

Will my logo and label stay correct?

The clip starts from your photo, so the logo is the one in the picture. Motion can soften fine print or bend a label, so use a sharp, close shot and check every take before you download it.

What resolution do marketplaces need?

Check your marketplace's own upload rules. PrismPoster renders 360p or 720p on a free account and 1080p or 4K after any plan or credit pack, and the editor exports MP4 in 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:5.

Is it free to try?

In many countries, yes: new accounts get 200 free starter credits, no card, and unused ones expire after 24 hours. There, one 4-second 360p preview renders here without an account. Elsewhere, a small credit pack is the entry.

Can I make one version for Reels and one for the listing?

Yes. Render the clip once, open it in the timeline editor and export it again in another shape: 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, and 1:1 or 4:5 for a listing or a feed, up to 4K.

Who owns the video?

PrismPoster claims no ownership of what you make, and every plan, the free one included, lets you use it commercially. Videos from a free account carry a visible AI label; a paid plan does not add one.