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How to turn one product photo into a 15-second ad
Snap a photo of something you sell and get a ready-to-post ad with its own music, in minutes. Step by step.
You don't need a studio, an editor or a music license to make a short ad for your product. With Vidsou, one good phone photo is enough to get started.
What you need
- 1 to 10 photos of your product. The first one is the main photo: the AI follows it most closely, and the ad ends on it.
- A product name and a few words about what it is and who it's for.
- Optional: a photo of your shop, a tagline or price, and a link.
Step by step
- Open Create → Promote a product and add your photos. Extra angles (the box, a detail, the product in use) help the AI draw your product exactly.
- Type the product name and a short description, for example "Hand-poured soy candle, amber and vanilla, for cosy evenings".
- Pick a mood: Luxury, Energetic, Calm, Fun or Tech. The mood sets both the look of the pictures and the style of the music.
- Choose the length (15, 30 or 60 seconds) and the format: vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, square for the Instagram feed, or 16:9 for YouTube.
- Fill in the end card if you want one: the last seconds show your product with its name, tagline and link.
- Press Create. Vidsou writes the shot list, draws the pictures, composes original music and cuts everything to the beat.
Before you post
- Watch the shot list. You can edit any shot's description and regenerate it, or replace a picture with one of your own.
- Add a voice-over if you like: record your own voice for free, or type a script and pick an AI voice.
- Switch on Motion to make the key shots really move (light, water, fabric).
Tips that make a difference
- Light matters most. Shoot near a window, avoid harsh flash, and keep the background simple.
- Show the real product. The AI keeps your product's shape, colours and label, so a clear photo gives a faithful ad.
- Keep the tagline short. Five or six words read well on a phone.
A 15-second ad costs 1,000 credits, so the 3,000-credit pack makes three of them. Available in most of the US.
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