The product stays itself
Use several photos from different angles as references; the model works from them instead of guessing the details.
Upload your product shots, describe the scene and the camera move, and generate vertical clips for short-video feeds or widescreen ads. Reference images keep the product's shape and details, and you can try several versions before you pick one.
Examples Vgent made. Works people publish to the gallery appear here once approved.
Use several photos from different angles as references; the model works from them instead of guessing the details.
9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 1:1 for feeds, 16:9 for web pages and ads.
Draft scenes at 720p, then make the chosen one at 1080p.
Bring a finished clip into the Editor and ask for a different background, light or colour.
Clean shots on a plain background work best; add the packaging and any detail you care about.
Where the product is, what moves, the camera and the mood, such as a slow orbit on wet asphalt at dawn.
Choose the aspect ratio and a length of a few seconds; the composer shows the credits before you generate.
Generate a few versions, keep the best, then edit it or make it again at a higher resolution.
Credits are charged by seconds of output at the verified rate. They are held when you submit, and a failed generation releases them.
References keep it close, but generated video can still alter small text, logos or fine details. Check every clip before you publish it, and regenerate any that change the product.
9:16 vertical. Use 1:1 for square feed posts and 16:9 for web pages and video ads.
Videos paid with purchased credits carry none; only videos made with the free trial credits carry the Vgent watermark.
Seedance 2.5 takes the most reference images and runs up to 30 seconds; Wan 3.0 is a good choice for drafting many versions. Each model's page has the details.
It depends on the model, the resolution and the length. The example on this page shows a 5-second clip at the rates in force now, and the composer shows the exact credits before you generate.
Sign up with Google, then pick the plan that fits how much you make.