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Use case

Make product videos that show what it does

A product video has one job: make the thing obvious in under a minute. Write what it does, and our AI builds the scenes around each claim.

Write the product's pitch as a short script, one feature a sentence, and our AI makes the video: a picture of each moment, the specs as graphics (hours, percent, colours), a confident narrator and a closing line with the product's name. Upload your own product shots or footage and edit them in by chat.

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Halo, the bottle that cleans itself

The example, and the script it came from

  • Landscape 16:9
  • 32 s
  • Voice: Jessica
  • Captions: pop

This is the whole script that went in. Everything else (the narration, the pictures, the graphics and the captions) our AI made from it.

This is Halo, the water bottle that cleans itself. A soft light in the cap clears 99% of germs every two hours, so your water stays fresh all day. It keeps drinks cold for 24 hours, and hot for 12. Three reasons people switch: no more scrubbing, no more plastic bottles, and water that always tastes clean. Halo comes in five colors, and it fits every cup holder. Halo. Fresh water, everywhere you go.
Halo, the bottle that cleans itself

The example: Halo, the bottle that cleans itself

A 32-second landscape promo narrated by Jessica with pop captions. The script names the product, gives the one feature that matters ("A soft light in the cap clears 99% of germs every two hours"), backs it with two numbers (cold for 24 hours, hot for 12), lists three reasons people switch, and closes on "Halo. Fresh water, everywhere you go."

Lumen, the vertical one beside it, does the same in 15 seconds: what it is, what it does in the evening and the morning, one charge lasts 30 days, then the tagline.

Halo, the bottle that cleans itself
Lumen, the lamp that follows the sun

The shape of a product video

  1. 1

    This is Halo, the water bottle that cleans itself.

    The bottle on a counter, soft lightTitle card
  2. 2

    A soft light in the cap clears 99% of germs every two hours,

    The cap glowingCount-up: 99%
  3. 3

    It keeps drinks cold for 24 hours, and hot for 12.

    Ice in the bottleComparison: cold 24 h, hot 12 h
  4. 4

    Three reasons people switch:

    Someone filling it at a tapList building

Graphics for specs and features

Numbers are where product videos convince. A count-up stat, a comparison of two values, a progress ring for battery life, a numbered list of reasons and a review card for a customer quote are all templates you can add with your own words.

Count-up stat template
Count-up stat
Comparison template
Comparison
Progress ring template
Progress ring
Numbered list template
Numbered list
Review card template
Review card
Callout tag template
Callout tag

Use your own product footage

If you have shots of the product, drop them into the editor. Ask the chat to cut them to the voiceover, put a callout tag on the feature, and add a lower third with the price. The script video can be opened in the editor too, so you can swap a drawn scene for a real shot.

UGCLive Editor: the AI chat, the timeline, the graphics library and the tools rail
  1. 1Chat edits
  2. 2Timeline
  3. 3Graphics library
  4. 4Captions

One video, every placement

  • 16:9 for the website and YouTube, 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Stories, 1:1 or 4:5 for feed ads
  • A copy in another shape is one chat request, with the text moved into the new frame
  • A/B/C hooks export as separate files for testing openings

Questions

Can I use photos of my product?

Yes. Upload them in the editor and place them on the timeline, or ask the chat to put one over a line of the voiceover.

Can it make an ad for each platform?

Make the video once, then ask for copies in 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5. Each copy keeps your text inside its own frame.

Can I show prices and specs?

Yes. Use the count-up, comparison, list or callout templates with your numbers, or ask the chat to add them.

How long should a product video be?

15 to 45 seconds covers most launches and ads. The examples here are 15 and 32 seconds.

Which plans include it?

Every paid plan: Pro $20 a month, Studio $50, Max $100.

Updated 29 October 2026

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