Paste a listing link. By the end of the day you have a 15–20 second video that looks like your product — hook, benefit, demonstration, call to action — with a voice, captions and music, in the formats TikTok, Reels, Shorts and Amazon ask for. From $5 a video. No videographer, no creator briefs, no prompts.
Developed with the support of video-hero.com, under exclusive rights for the e-commerce direction in the United States.

Every seller we talk to has the same five problems. Here is what each one turns into.
“One 15-second ad costs us $800 and takes three weeks. We need thirty a month.”
From $5 a video, ready the same day. Ten videos of one product by the evening, each on a different angle, so you can test hooks instead of rationing them.
“AI video tools turn my product into a different product.”
Yours looks like yours. Every scene is built from your own listing photos. When a detail is off — one strap instead of two — you say it in a sentence and it is redone for under a dollar.
“Creators go quiet, freelancers need a brief, and I don't have time to learn another editor.”
Paste a link and come back. Two decisions are yours; the rest runs while you do something else. The editor is there if you want it, never required.
“Every platform wants a different format, and Amazon wants another one.”
One video, every placement. 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 4:5 for feeds, 16:9 for the listing and Sponsored Brands — with captions inside the safe zones of each.
“A creative said something our listing can't back up, and the ad got pulled.”
Nothing invented. The script uses only what your listing says and can prove. Claims it cannot support are left out and shown to you by name.
“We run forty brands. I need to know what waits for me, not open forty tabs.”
One list across the catalog. Everything that needs a person is on one page, per brand and per video, with the answer one click away. Seats for your team and your clients.
You bring the link. We make the video. You approve it and post it.
An Amazon listing, a Shopify page, a brand page, or a product photo from your phone. That is the whole brief.
The selling points are read from your listing, the script is written, every scene is drawn from your own photos and turned into a clip, and the voice, captions and music are added. The first one is ready in about an hour.
Pick the look from three options, approve the scenes, download the file in the formats you need. Want another angle on the same product? Press the button again.
A video on the listing lifts conversion; Sponsored Brands video needs one too. With twenty ASINs that is twenty shoots you will never schedule. Paste the listing, get the video, put it on the page and in the campaign.
Paid social burns through creatives. The winning ad from March is tired by May. Ask for a new angle — benefit, problem, use case, offer — and get it the same day, in the format of each placement.
Forty brands, hundreds of products, one team. Run whole catalogs, give each client a workspace to approve in, and keep the cost per video predictable.
Every scene is made from your own listing photos, so the shape, the colour, the parts and the size next to a hand are yours. If something still comes out wrong, you do not touch a prompt: write what is off, in your words, see what it will cost — usually under a dollar — and press once.

First the look of the video, from three options. Then the scenes, one picture each, all on one page. Approve the set once — the clips, the voice, the captions and the file follow by themselves.

Three versions of the opening frame. The one you choose sets the light and the mood for every scene.
Your product, in the scenes the script asks for. Don't like one? Ask for another version, or say what is wrong.
Every version you made stays. Compare two side by side, keep the one you like.
The clips, the voice, the captions and the export run on their own. Close the tab; the video is there when you are back.
Twenty products or four hundred: one list says which video waits for a decision, what the question is, and offers the answer right there. The rest runs without you, and says so.

A video from Creative Lab is ready to post: script, scenes, clips, a spoken track, captions that follow the words, music that ducks under the voice, and the file in the format of the placement. Nothing to set up, no AI accounts, no provider bills.
A video is 15–20 seconds, finished, in the format you choose. Fixes by note cost cents and are counted inside the package. Larger volumes are priced individually.
Try it on one product line.
A month of ads for a growing store.
Catalog-wide production across brands.
Need more than 100 videos, or a different mix? Write to us — larger volumes are priced individually.
A link to the product — an Amazon listing, a Shopify or brand page — or a product photo. No AI accounts, keys or software to install. No prompts to write, ever.
Yes. Every scene is made from your own listing photos: the shape, the colour, the parts and the size next to a hand are taken from them. If a detail still comes out wrong, write what is off in a sentence and it is redone — usually for under a dollar.
The first video of a product is ready in about an hour; a batch of ten by the end of the day. Your part is two clicks: pick the look, approve the scenes.
15 to 20 seconds: a hook, a benefit, a demonstration and a call to action. That is the length that holds attention on TikTok, Reels and Shorts and fits an Amazon listing.
Yes. Redo the one scene you don't like and keep the rest, or open the editor: trim, reorder, change a caption, swap the music. Every version you made stays.
The script uses only what your listing says and can prove. Claims it cannot support are left out and shown to you by name, so nothing in the video puts the listing at risk.
TikTok, Reels and Shorts (9:16), Instagram and Facebook feed (4:5), the Amazon listing and Sponsored Brands (16:9, Amazon-compatible MP4). Captions sit inside the safe zones of each.
Yes. Every video ships with a spoken track from the script, captions that follow the words, and a music track that ducks under the voice.
Yes. Each client gets a workspace; reviewers can pick a look and approve scenes without being able to spend. Your team sees everything that waits across all brands on one page.
Write to us. Larger volumes and custom mixes — several products, several markets, brand kits — are priced individually.
Send a link to one of your listings. We run it, send you the video, and walk you through what you can do with it.