Why "finds" reels are a good fit
Short "finds" reels follow a small set of patterns. Someone holds up the product, says what problem it fixes, shows it working in two or three shots, and points to where to buy it. The format is the same whether the product is a kitchen tool or a car organizer. That is what makes it clonable: the structure carries the video, not the person.
Clone Viral Videos copies that structure. It never reuses the original footage, audio, voice or faces, and a reel built around a famous creator or celebrity is remade with your AI actor: the famous person never appears, and we never make look-alikes.
How to set it up as an Amazon seller
Amazon product pages often block automatic reading. That is fine. You add your product by hand:
- Create your brand profile. If you have a brand website or a Shopify store, enter it and we read your products. If you only sell on Amazon, create the profile and add products yourself.
- Add each product. Type the product name, a few facts you can stand behind (size, material, what it does), and upload 1 to 3 photos. A clean shot on white and one of the product in use work well.
- Pick a format. Paste a public TikTok, Instagram, Facebook or X reel link, upload a file, or choose one from the Products & shopping templates. YouTube Shorts often need a file upload.
- Preview free, then make it. The free preview shows the storyboard, your new script and one frame. When you like it, make the full reel.
Our hook library has a page of Amazon finds hooks if you want opening lines to test.
Formats that work for Amazon products
- "Things I didn't know I needed." A list with a text card per item. Feature up to 3 of your own products in one reel for 1 extra credit, or make one reel per product.
- The problem shot first. Two seconds of the annoying moment, then the product fixes it. This reads well with the sound off.
- Talking-to-camera review style. An AI actor gives one reason the product helps. The actor is never presented as a real customer or a verified buyer, and our script checks block that wording.
- Hands-on demo. Close-ups of the product being used. Fine hand movements can come out wrong, so use one of the 2 free shot redos if a shot looks off.
For a wider look at talking-head ad formats, browse Marketing & UGC templates.
Rules worth knowing before you post
Amazon has its own rules for video on listings and in its ads, and they change. If you plan to use a clone inside Amazon, read the current guidance in Seller Central first. Off Amazon, each platform has an AI disclosure setting; every clone already carries an AI-generated label, and we remind you to switch the platform setting on.
Stick to facts you can prove. Do not say "best seller," "#1" or "top rated" unless you can back it up; our script checker flags those lines. Do not add star ratings or review counts that are not yours. Health and results claims are blocked.
Sizes for where Amazon sellers post
Each clone comes in three sizes at no extra cost:
| Size | Where it fits |
|---|---|
| 9:16 vertical | TikTok, Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels, YouTube Shorts |
| 4:5 portrait | Instagram and Facebook feed posts |
| 1:1 square | Feeds and places that crop to square |
If you also need a 16:9 landscape copy, the studio can make one from your vertical export with blurred sides. It uses no credits. Resizing does not add new detail.
What it costs
One credit makes one finished reel up to 15 seconds. An 8-second hook uses half a credit, a 30-second reel uses 2.
- Starter: $39 a month, 5 credits
- Growth: $99 a month, 14 credits, plus 3 hook variants per clone for testing openings
- Scale: $249 a month, 36 credits
Try it first: the preview is free and your first full clone is a $1 trial with no watermark. Top-ups are $25 for 3 credits. See pricing.
A simple weekly routine
Pick one format that is working in your category this week. Make one 15-second reel for your main product and two 8-second hook versions. Post them, see which hook holds attention, and make the next week's reels from the winner. The free hook checker can score a line before you spend a credit.