What this is for
Many short videos are lists: "3 things I use every morning", "my top 3 picks". Each item gets its own moment, and the viewer stays for the next one. For a store with several products, a list is a natural way to show them together.
How the products are placed
We assign a product to each beat of the reel. The three most common patterns:
- Listicle. Item 1 shows product A, item 2 shows product B, item 3 shows product C. This is the "top 3" format.
- Routine or bundle. The AI actor holds your hero product while cutaway shots show the others in use.
- "Old way vs. our product." This comparison format stays single-product. It needs one clear hero.
How each shot gets the right product
Each product's shots are made from that product's own photo. We keep them separate, so one product's look doesn't leak into another's shot.
The script writer gets the facts for every product you chose, and each line names the right product. Claims are checked against that product's own facts, so a line about one product can't borrow a claim from another.
After the shots are made, we check that each product shot matches the product assigned to that beat. If one does not match, it goes through a free redo and you are not charged for it.
Text cards and captions can show each product's name and price.
Let us suggest the products
If you have a large catalog, you don't need to guess which products suit a reel.
- Best products for this reel. On the storyboard page we suggest the top 3 products from your catalog, each with a one-line reason. For example, a reel that pours a drink points to your cold brew, not your candle.
- Fill this listicle from my catalog. For list reels, one click picks three products for you. You can change the picks before you generate.
These suggestions are free. You are only charged when you generate.
What it costs
A reel is charged by its length: a 15-second reel is 1 credit, a 30-second reel is 2, and so on. Showing 2 or 3 products in one reel uses 1 extra credit. So a 15-second reel with 3 products is 2 credits. A reel with one product has no extra charge. See pricing.
If you want a separate reel for each product instead, use bulk product videos. Each of those reels uses its own credits.
Honest limits
- The maximum is 3 products per reel. More than that gets cramped in a 15 to 30 second video.
- Every extra product needs its own shot, which can add time.
- AI can still change small details, such as fine print on a label. Check the reel before you post it.
- Products need clear photos. Poor photos give poor product shots.
- We copy a format that already worked. That doesn't promise views.
Example: a "3 things I use daily" reel
- You paste a public link to a viral "3 things I use daily" reel.
- We build the storyboard: a talking hook, three product moments, a closing line.
- You pick three products, or accept our suggestions.
- We write the script. Each product moment gets its own line, written from that product's facts.
- An AI actor delivers it, and cutaways show each product from its own photo.
- You download 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1 files.
Related: bulk product videos, how it works and pricing.