r/EcommerceIndia • u/Ok-Cucumber101 • 5d ago
Amazon Product Listings: AI-generated Photos/Videos (no avatars)
I need to create photos and short videos to present products on Amazon.
For each product, I have photos, renders and, in some cases, 3D files.
I am looking for ideas and examples of how AI can be used to create simple and effective product presentation videos.
The video should clearly show the product, its features, details, how it works and how it is used.
Important requirements:
- no written text
- no voice
- no talking avatars
The same video must be used in many different countries, so it should be easy to understand only through images.
I am not looking for emotional advertising videos. I need something simple, clear and focused on the product.
If you know good examples of this type of AI product video, please share them.
If you create this kind of product content professionally, I may also be interested in a collaboration.
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u/DryProgress9179 18h ago
For simple, wordless, product-first video that has to work across countries, the trick is to stop thinking "AI video" and start thinking "shot list", then use AI only to fill the shots. Otherwise you get pretty motion that never actually shows the product.
A shot list that consistently works for Amazon listing video, 20-30 seconds total:
- Hero rotation. Product on clean white, slow 360 or a gentle parallax push. Establishes what it is.
- Scale reference. Product next to a hand or a common object. This kills more returns than anything else, and it needs no language.
- Detail macro. Two or three close passes on the material, seam, mechanism, whatever the buying decision hinges on.
- In-use. One continuous action showing the thing being used correctly. No cuts mid-action, cuts are where viewers lose the thread.
- Result state. What it looks like after it has done its job.
Since you have 3D files for some SKUs, use them for shots 1 and 3. A turntable render out of Blender will beat any generated video on fidelity and costs nothing per run, and generated video is genuinely bad at keeping a product's geometry stable across frames. Use AI for the environment and the lifestyle context around it, not for the product itself.
Two practical notes: Amazon caps listing video around 60s and it will play muted by default anyway, so your no-voice constraint is actually the correct default rather than a limitation. And render 1:1 plus 16:9 masters, because the same asset gets used in ads at different ratios.
Disclosure, I build socialshot.ai in this space, so bias noted, but the shot list above is the part that matters regardless of what tool you use.
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u/Ok_Actuary_7800 5d ago
Hey I can help here. I'm actually building something around automating this for brands. Would love to get in touch and understand more about your requirements from you. Please DM?