Video of the thing you actually sell
Upload a photo of your product, or a selfie, and get back one continuous clip of that exact subject — moving, lit, and carrying its own sound. Built around a single standard: if it looks generated, it failed.
Camera language, not adjectives
Night Runner
Cinematic commercial · 8s
Footage that looks filmed
Your subject stays your subject
Before anything is generated, the engine works out what it is looking at — the material, the lighting, and the details that have to survive. The logo, the weave, the face you uploaded are still there at the final frame.
Directed, not prompted
The shot is planned as real camera language — shot, move, lens, lighting, and what moves inside the frame. Something is always alive in the scene, because a still scene with a moving camera is a slideshow, not film.
The sound comes with it
Whatever the clip generates natively — the sizzle, the room tone, the street outside — stays in. That sound is the production value; muting it and dubbing over the top is exactly what makes a clip feel generated.
Two registers, chosen for you
A cinematic commercial look for polish, or a handheld selfie/UGC look with natural light and imperfect framing. The second is deliberate: polish reads as an ad, and an ad-looking clip kills UGC-style content.
If it fails, you get your credits back
A render costs credits up front. If anything in the pipeline fails, the full cost is refunded automatically — and the message says so, rather than leaving you to work it out.
One continuous take
Up to about eight seconds, in a single unbroken shot. No cuts to hide a seam, because there is no seam — which is also why multi-shot edits are still on the list rather than in the box.
Real subject, or designed reel
Product Studio starts from a photo of something real — your product, your face — and films it. If you want a designed, stills-led reel built from imagery the agent composes itself, that’s Motion Studio.
This version does one continuous shot and keeps the clip’s own audio. There is no voiceover track and no music layer yet — deliberately, since dubbing over native sound is what makes generated video sound generated.
FAQ
Product Studio — common questions
What is Product Studio?
Product Studio makes one continuous short video of a real subject you photographed — your product, or a selfie. You give it a photo, it plans the shot, and it films that exact subject with its own natural sound kept in.
Will my product still look like my product?
That is the whole design goal. Before anything is generated the engine works out what it is looking at — the material, the lighting, and the specific details that have to survive to the last frame. Logos, textures, and faces are meant to hold all the way through, and that assumption was tested frame by frame before the engine was built.
How long are the videos?
Up to about eight seconds, as a single unbroken shot. Multi-shot edits with cuts are not available yet.
Does it have sound?
Yes, and it is kept deliberately. Whatever the clip generates natively — room tone, a sizzle, street noise — stays in, because that sound is the production value. There is no voiceover or music layer in this version; dubbing a synthetic voice over native audio is exactly what makes generated video sound generated.
How is this different from Motion Studio?
Product Studio starts from a photo of something real and films it. Motion Studio builds designed, stills-led reels — explainers, promos, kinetic text — from imagery it composes itself. If you photographed the subject, you want Product Studio.
What happens if a render fails?
The full cost is refunded automatically, and the error message says so rather than leaving you to work it out.
Turn "I wish"
into "I did."
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