Product Photo to Ad Video: AI MP4, Plan First

A short ad video from your product photos - you approve the plan first

Send product photos and what makes the product worth buying. Before anything is generated you see a plan: what the viewer should understand, each shot second by second, and the closing line. Change it as often as you like. When you say OK, the Seedance 2.0 video model makes one MP4 using your photos as the reference.

A real run, unedited: the plan for a sample mug, the one photo that was sent, and the 8-second video it made (the GIF is a smaller copy at a lower frame rate).
Sample product photo: KATRIN BOLOVTSOVA / Pexels

What you get

• A plan to approve: goal, 2-4 shots with their seconds, closing line, length and shape
• One ad video per approved plan: 4 to 10 seconds, 480p, vertical 9:16, square 1:1 or horizontal 16:9, with music, sound and an optional voice-over of the closing line
• A short caption with an ad label (#ad) to paste

Only your facts

The plan is checked before it is shown. It refuses guarantees, "best" or "No.1" without a source, health, weight or beauty effects, before/after, fake urgency, numbers you did not give, and invented first-person reviews. The ad speaks as your brand or to the viewer.

Honest limits

• The AI decides the exact picture and motion. It uses your photos as a reference, but the product's details can change, and small printed text or logos on it may blur. Check the video carefully before using it in an ad.
• 4-10 seconds and 480p, one video per approved plan.
• No on-screen titles or prices (video models misspell text) - add them in your editor.
• Photos with a large real human face, other companies' products or logos are refused, and so are ads for alcohol, tobacco, weapons, supplements and medicines, gambling, financial or adult products.
• No promises about views or sales. Label AI-generated content where the platform asks.

What goes online

The plan text and your photos are sent to the BytePlus ModelArk video service to make the video. Photo metadata (such as location) is removed first. You do not need an account or API key.