Turn your product photo into a short promo video, voice its narration and take the same video into the language of every country you sell in. No film crew or recording studio needed.
If you have hundreds of products, shooting each one is expensive and slow. All of the jobs below are done in the browser, and the file you create moves from one studio to the next without downloading.
Use the photo as the first frame and choose the camera movement. Get a vertical 9:16 clip for the ad and a square 1:1 clip for the product page.
Voice the product description and add it under the video. When the price or the offer changes, you regenerate just that sentence.
Dub your promo video into Spanish and German. Mark brand and product names as do-not-translate; a subtitle file is prepared too.
Transcribe the recording, put the best lines in the product description and the subtitles on the video.
Use the product photo as the first frame and generate a moving promo clip: vertical for the ad, square for the product page.
Alongside it
Voice the product description; when the price or the offer changes, regenerate just that sentence.
Transcribe a live stream or a review video and use it as the product description and the subtitles.
Dub your promo video into the language of the country you sell in and mark the product name as do-not-translate.
Is it always the same person in your videos? Clone their voice with consent so new products are presented in it.
Generate upbeat background music for a campaign video and calm music for a product video.
Turn a single photo into a moving scene.
Generate a short video scene from a single sentence.
Listen to a short text in the voice you choose, then download it.
Hear a short clip of your video dubbed into another language.
Generate instrumental music that fits your video or podcast.
Describe your topic and get a script draft split into scenes.
Fast narration for short videos, promos and news content.
Dubbing and subtitles to publish the videos on your channel in other languages.
Phone greetings, call transcripts and help videos in the customer’s language.
Create SRT and VTT subtitle files for your videos and translate them.
No. You can use the product photo as the first frame and generate a moving clip, or describe the scene in text. If you do have footage, you can use it for dubbing and transcription.
On paid plans, you hold the commercial use rights to the video, audio and music you generate. Content generated on the free plan is for personal use and trials. You also need to follow the marketplace’s own image rules.
You can pick several target languages in one dubbing project and add new ones later. Credits are calculated from the length of the video and the number of languages, and you see the amount before the job starts.
Yes. You can try text to speech, transcription and a dubbing preview without signing up. Video and music generation need a free account.