Make a product video ad from your photos.
Can Ghostmotion turn product photos into a video ad?
Yes. Start with product photos or footage and a brief describing the audience and message. Ghostmotion plans shots, combines supplied and generated material, and assembles an ad you can revise in chat. Review product appearance, labels and claims before publishing. Bring filmed demonstration footage when the ad must prove an exact physical action.
20-second ad for our camera. Show the grip and finish on the product.From the reel: 900 is a product ad.See how we made the 900 film
Why this format?
A single still can show the product. A focused video ad can show its most useful detail, a moment of use, or the result it creates.
From brief to first cut.
Review the first cut, then change what needs work.
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Write the brief
Describe the product, audience, and one message.
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Add your material
Bring photos, footage, and brand assets.
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Make the cut
Create new shots where needed and edit them with your source material.
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Review the ad
Check product details, claims, and pacing before sharing.
What makes it work.
A clear idea
Lead with the use or detail that makes the product interesting.
One visual style
Keep shots, titles, and transitions working together.
Made for a feed
Keep it short enough to earn attention and clear enough to share.
Plan the product ad before the first shot.
Start with the product and one message. A clear brief helps the generated shots support the real item you are selling.
Read how a brief becomes a cut- 01
Bring useful source images
Show the product from several angles, including the detail the ad should feature. Add existing footage and brand assets when you have them.
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Choose one reason to care
Describe the audience and the single use, feature, or feeling the film should communicate. Give that idea the strongest shot.
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Check every product detail
Review generated shots, on-screen text, and any claim against the real product before you share the ad.
Common questions.
No. Start with a brief and product images or footage.
That's the goal. Check the product, claims, and final edit before publishing.
Clear photos, short clips, product details, and brand assets.
Make your next film.
Bring a brief and the material you want to use.