Point it at a collection and it makes a video for every product in it, from the photos and words already on your listings. Two hundred products is one run, not two hundred jobs — 1080p free, 2K on every paid plan, 4K on Studio and Agency.
You do not film anything, edit anything, write anything, or code anything.
One video for every product
Fifteen seconds, in 16:9 for a product page or 9:16 for a feed. It opens with a reason to stop scrolling, shows the product, and ends on the price.
A video file you keep
Download it and post it anywhere — TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, your product page. 1080p on any plan, 2K and 4K where you need a master. Nobody has to log in to watch it.
It uses your own words
Everything it says comes from the description you already wrote. It does not invent claims about your product, so check it still matches your listing before you post it.
Your brand on it
The brand name on your listing goes on the last frame and inside the file, so it stays yours wherever the video ends up.
No camera
It uses the photos already on your listings
No editing
Nothing to drag, trim or export
No writing
Your product description is the script
No code, ever
Nothing to install in your shop
A feed will not show a photograph
Reels, Shorts, TikTok and Stories are video-only surfaces. A still cannot be posted to them at all, so every one of those placements is closed to a shop that has photographs and nothing else.
It answers the questions a photo leaves open
Scale, weight, drape, how a finish catches light, how big it is in a hand. Buyers ask those in messages and returns, and a still cannot answer any of them no matter how good it is.
It shows the whole product, not one angle
Your listing already has four or five photographs and a shopper sees the first one. A video puts every angle you uploaded in front of them in fifteen seconds, in an order that makes sense.
It is the format paid ads want
Run a product ad and the platform asks for video, and ranks it above static. Having one per product is the difference between advertising a few products and advertising the catalog.
None of this replaces your photographs. The video sits beside them, on the same listing, and goes to the places a photograph cannot follow.
Example products, photographed for Burst, Shopify's free stock library; the shop names and prices are illustrative. Each one was made by the app in about a minute, with nobody choosing anything. Notice they do not look the same: the app picks a style to suit the shop, and works out for itself whether to lift a product out of its background or let the photo fill the screen.
Ad creative at scale
Connect the shop or upload the export and every SKU gets its own video, built from its photos, title, description and price. Launch campaigns across hundreds of products without an editing queue.
Every placement
Tick 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 and 16:9 together and each product comes out in all of them, sized for the placement, so nothing is re-cropped by hand.
A/B testing
Change the template, the opening line, the button words, the price and the pace per version. Each comes out labelled, ready to load into a Meta, Google or TikTok test and keep the one that wins.
Your voice, your sound
Drop a folder of files. They pair with products by name, each video runs the full length of its voiceover, music sits underneath, and you choose which part of a track plays.
Storefront video
The Shopify app adds the finished video to the product it was made from. Anywhere else, download the MP4 and drop it into your listing or marketplace page.
Yours to keep
A video, a clean listing image and a still of every scene, with an animated GIF if you want one — up to 4K on the top plans, watermark-free on any paid plan. Stills for Amazon and Flipkart, which take images but not animated GIFs; the GIF for Shopify and your own site.
Leave it on automatic and the app chooses a cut for each product. Or pick a template: a quiet one for when you want the product and nothing else, a fast one for anything marked down, and four more for fashion, beauty, food and drink, and home and gifts. They differ in pace, in how the scenes cut, and in what is drawn on top, not just in colour. Each shape you choose is its own set of videos.
Tap or point at one to play it. These are sample products, photographed for Burst, Shopify's free stock library, with an invented shop name and invented prices. A template only arranges what your listing already says: the sale one draws its starburst and its struck-through price from your own compare-at price, and on a product that is not marked down it simply has neither. Simple, Sale, Fashion and Food and drink are on every plan, free included; Beauty and Home and gifts are on the paid plans.
Your photograph goes in and your photograph comes out. The label is legible, the logo is sharp, the stitching is where your photographer put it, and the colour is the colour you sell. Not approximately. Exactly.
Test it in ten minutes, on us and on anything else you are considering: run a product with small print on the box, then pause the finished video and read the box. For a catalog the whole point is that the thing on screen is the thing you ship. A near-miss is not a cheaper video, it is an advert for a product you do not sell.
Logos and labels survive
The text on your packaging is the text your photographer shot, at the resolution they shot it. Nothing redraws it, so nothing garbles it.
Any background, not just white
White, black, brown, grey, purple — it does not matter what your product was shot against, and you never have to tell it.
It knows when not to cut out
A pack shot and a photo of someone holding the thing want different treatment. It picks the right one per photograph, without being asked.
Shoppable, not just watchable
A near-miss of your product is unusable at any price: you cannot run it as an ad for a thing you do not sell. Fidelity is not a nicety here, it is the whole job.
On Shopify it is one button. On anything else — WooCommerce, Odoo, Etsy, BigCommerce, Amazon — upload the product file your shop can already export. Or paste a product link — and for Amazon, Flipkart and other marketplaces, send your listing from your own browser with one click.
Pick a collection, or your whole shop, and press start. Then close the tab. It keeps going without you, and your videos are waiting when you come back.
On Shopify, switch on automatic videos and anything new you add gets its own. You do not have to remember to come back.
Shopify
One button. Nothing to set up.
WooCommerce
Free plugin, or upload your export
Odoo
Free module, or upload your export
Etsy
Upload your shop export
BigCommerce
Upload your product export

Amazon
Upload your inventory file
Squarespace, Wix
Paste your product links

A spreadsheet
Excel or Numbers, however it is laid out
Every shop names its columns differently, so you do not have to rename anything or fill in a template — it works yours out and tells you what it found. It only reads your product name, description, price and photos. It never asks for your customers, your orders or your takings.
Set it up on your shopA video cannot be written without reading the words on your listing, so we do not pretend nothing ever leaves. What we will say is exactly where it goes, exactly what it is used for, and that none of it is ever sold or used to train anything.
Your catalog is never training data
Nothing you upload teaches a model anything. Your videos are made by our own rendering engine from your own photographs and listing text — no AI model is sent your catalog, and we train nothing ourselves.
Two permissions, both narrow and both yours to grant
Reading your catalog needs one permission — product names, descriptions, prices and photographs, never your orders, customers or takings. Putting a finished video back onto the product it was made from needs a second. In the Shopify app that happens automatically when a video finishes, and you can switch auto-publish off under Automation on the app's home screen, or press Publish yourself instead. It never touches a title, a price or anything else on the listing.
Delete it and it is actually gone
One button removes your videos, your stills and the rows behind them, and tells you how many files it removed. Deleted, not archived somewhere and forgotten about.
Named, not vague
Every company that touches your data is listed by name and purpose on one page. No advertising networks, no data brokers, and nothing sold to anyone, ever.
The full detail — every processor, every retention window, and how to ask for a copy or a deletion — is in the Privacy Policy.
Free
Free
Creator
$19 /mo
Pro
$49 /mo
Scale
$149 /mo
Studio
$199 /mo
Agency
$349 /mo
A two hundred product catalog is one month on Scale, or spread across seven months on Creator. After the first run you are only paying for what you add or change, because a product whose listing has not moved is never re-rendered. Prices are in US dollars, billed monthly; any sales tax or VAT is shown at checkout. Every allowance is monthly, on yearly plans too.
You wrote the descriptions. You paid for the photographs. Run one product through it and look at what comes back — the first 10 are free, there is no card, and each one takes about a minute. If it is the video you would have briefed someone to make, the other two hundred are the same button.
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