AI product videos for fashion

Yes — we deliver files that meet Amazon requirements, including short cover videos. A fashion listing with video communicates fit and fabric movement, the exact things shoppers otherwise dig through review photos to find.

Yes. Color and silhouette accuracy is a baseline of our quality control. You approve scripts and first results before bulk generation, and if fundamental taste differences appear, we regenerate up to 5% of the batch for free.

No. We generate garment motion and, where the script calls for it, show the piece on a digital character. That removes shoot logistics entirely: no models, no studio, no sample shipping — one catalog photo is enough.

From $49 per video, with volume terms for large collections. First videos arrive the next day; the full collection is delivered in batches in the order we agree — for example, the new capsule first, then the core range.

A return usually means the buyer pictured the item differently: it sits wrong, the length is off, the shade is not what they expected. Video answers that before the order — the model walks toward camera, the hem falls into folds with a step, sleeve length and where the garment sits on the body are both readable. Colour and texture are their own story: sequins read as a flat patch in a photo and shift with every movement on video. The smaller the gap between expectation and parcel, the fewer returns.

With a turn or a close-up inside the clip. In a listing such details are usually described in words and shoppers scroll past them: 'open-back dress' is a line of text, while the model turning is proof. The same goes for bag and backpack hardware — we open the flap, show the compartments and whether a laptop actually fits.

Yes, and in fashion almost everyone needs it. We offer catalog shots on a neutral background to platform requirements, lifestyle photos in context for your own store and social, and retouching of existing images. One team makes both, so the listing reads as a single piece of work rather than something assembled from different sources.

One clip you genuinely can make yourself — generators are available to everyone and the first result is usually pleasing. The surprises start with the second: the same model's face and build change, the fabric behaves differently, the shade drifts half a tone, and by the tenth listing the collection looks assembled from ten different brands. In fashion that is decisive: shoppers compare items within a range and spot the mismatch instantly. Our work begins where a single clip ends — at volume: one style across the collection, repeatable scenarios, a predictable result over hundreds of items, files that meet each platform's requirements, and data about what actually holds attention in a given category. The method has been tested on real catalogs: the portfolio includes clips for products from well-known clothing, footwear and accessory brands. And if the business is small and you would rather do it yourself, self-service is coming to the dashboard: upload the catalog (XLS, CSV, YML feed or a link to your site), pick presets and generate photos and video on your own. Enjoy yourself — that is exactly what we are building it for.