AmazVid AI product videos generator - Cinematic product videos from ecommerce listings

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Paste an Amazon, Etsy, Temu or Shopify listing—or upload a SKU photo—to create silent 1080p product shots, 10s ad creatives, or wearable try-ons. Seedance 2.0 and MiniMax H3 keep the real SKU as the first frame, so packaging, logos and colors stay anchored. Start with 6 free credits.

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We built AmazVid for ecommerce sellers who need fresh creative for every SKU but do not have time to book a studio. Paste a listing, choose a mode, and get a silent product clip that keeps the real packaging and branding in frame.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Hangzhao, maker of AmazVid.

The problem: Amazon / Shopify / TikTok Shop sellers need product videos, but Runway-style tools invent a “better looking” SKU — wrong logo, wrong packaging, refund risk. Agencies cost $50–200 per clip. Listing photos already exist. Why re-shoot?

What AmazVid does: Paste a product URL or upload the approved still → first-frame-locked product video for gallery / ads / UGC-style cuts. Built for ecommerce operators, not playground prompts.

Credits (simple): Product shot 2–3 · Ad 5 · Wearable try-on 6 · Free plan includes starter credits.

Built this after watching sellers waste days on “AI video” that couldn’t pass Amazon QA.

Would love feedback from:

  1. Amazon / Shopify sellers shipping video at catalogue scale

  2. Anyone comparing Seedance / Kling / Veo for listing fidelity (not cinematic fluff)

What would make you trust an AI clip on a live ASIN — white background? silent MP4? first-frame lock QA checklist?

Thanks for any upvote / comment — happy to answer everything today.

Hi PH! If you’re selling on Amazon/shopify/etsy, you already know the pain: shoppers trust the photo, but video often ends up being a “different product” (wrong packaging/colors/logos) or a costly studio reshoot.
AmazVid generates
listing-true AI Amazon video from your ASIN URL or product photo — silent MP4 with a first-frame/product identity lock, so what you render stays honest.

If you test it today, please share your feedback—was it closer to “real SKU video” than you’ve seen elsewhere? Appreciate the upvote!

Thanks for checking AmazVid! If you’re an Amazon/Shopify/Etsy seller, could you tell me which one you’re working on (Amazon vs Shopify vs Etsy)?
Also: when you think about product video, what’s the biggest pain for you right now—
staying listing-true, time/cost, or credits/pricing?
I’ll reply with the best mode to start (Product shot / Ad creative / Wearable) based on your answer.