Which mode makes AI product images?
Product Photos takes uploaded images of the real item and creates still marketing or ecommerce visuals. Product Video makes moving product footage from product references.
Choose the right creation mode
Choose the source you already have and the result you need. Every mode runs in the same creator, with its own references, settings, and credit estimate.
Provide a public business website or product page and a campaign goal. The site supplies messaging and brand context; the output is an AI-directed marketing video.
Describe the subject, action, setting, camera, and style. Optional references can help ground the look; the output is an original video.
Provide clear images of your real product and request a studio, lifestyle, or seasonal scene. The output is campaign or ecommerce imagery.
Provide images of the real product and describe motion, camera, and campaign intent. The output is a product-focused video rather than a still image.
Describe who speaks, the lines, setting, and performance direction. The output is a talking or scenario-driven video; audio depends on the selected production settings.
Provide photos, floor plans, sketches, or elevations with style and material instructions. Choose still concepts or a walkthrough video; provide explicit measurements or a scaled plan for important proportions.
Use Product Page to Video for public ecommerce URLs, Product Photos or Product Video for uploaded real product images, and Interior Design for rooms and properties. A normal photo alone does not guarantee exact architectural dimensions.
Product Photos takes uploaded images of the real item and creates still marketing or ecommerce visuals. Product Video makes moving product footage from product references.
Yes. Choose Interior Design, upload authorized photos or plans, describe the style and materials, and select a walkthrough video. Provide dimensions when proportions matter.
No. AI Video accepts a creative prompt and optional visual references. Website Video uses a public website URL as the source.