Model product review
Combine a model, a product and a setting into a review video, keeping both the model and the product recognisable across scenes.
Three things to prepare
- Product photos — required. Sharp, simple background, shape and label clearly visible.
- Model photo — the face that appears in the video.
- Setting — the background scene. Match it to the product: cosmetics suit a bathroom or vanity, kitchenware suits a kitchen.
Keeping the person and the product consistent
This is the hardest part of the tool
Across several scenes, the model drifts: the face changes gradually, or the product label turns into something else. The clearer and more consistent your inputs, the less it drifts.
- Use a model photo looking straight ahead, evenly lit, without sunglasses or a mask.
- Include at least one product angle showing the full shape, with no hand covering it.
- Give the product name as its real commercial name. The AI uses it to understand what is being held, so an internal code like "SP-0412" produces the wrong result.
Multi-scene video
Short formats render as a single scene. Only the longer versions assemble several consecutive clips.
If you need a commercial that opens with a lip-synced speaker before moving into content scenes, use TVC — it has a dedicated opening-recording field.
Notes
- Product review, TVC and UGC share one rendering pipeline and therefore the same per-second billing.
- Going past the reference duration still renders; you simply pay for the extra seconds — see how credit is calculated.
- For a more natural, everyday feel instead of a polished one, switch to UGC.