™Product ads
Product ads without a studio booking.
Three different jobs, three different tools and three very different prices. A rotating 360 spin for a marketplace listing, a branded promo with your price and contact line, or a generated scene for a campaign. All of them start from photos you can take on a phone.
Pick the right one
Which tool for which ad.
- 360 Spin
- A rotating loop of the actual product, from 12 to 36 walk-around photos. 25 credits, about ₹45. For marketplace listings and anywhere a buyer wants to see all sides.
- Showcase
- A branded promo from 5 to 25 photos with your price, your logo and a contact line. 50 credits, about ₹90. For WhatsApp, status and local advertising.
- Generated scene
- A cinematic 8 second scene the camera never shot. 110 credits with audio at draft quality, about ₹199. For brand campaigns and social ads.
- Generated image
- A still creative at standard quality, 32 credits, about ₹58. For display placements and post creatives.
The listing video
A spin beats eight photos.
Walk around the product taking photos at even intervals, upload 12 to 36 of them, and 360 Spin cuts out the background on every frame, drops them on a matching backdrop and plays them as a seamless loop. You get a square and a portrait video, a GIF, and a ZIP of the cleaned frames, which is what a marketplace listing usually asks for.
Nothing is generated, so the product on screen is exactly the product in the box. For a returns rate, that matters more than a beautiful render of something slightly different.
25 credits for one 360 product spin, 12 to 36 photos
About ₹45 at top-up rates, where the Boost pack is ₹199 for 110 credits, plus 18% GST. On a monthly plan the same render costs fewer rupees, because plan credits are cheaper per credit. Failed renders refund automatically.
The promo
Your price, spelled right.
Showcase has a Vehicle template for used car and bike listings, which asks for model, year, kms and price, and a Food and Menu template for restaurants and cloud kitchens, which asks for highlights, price range and timings. Anything else uses Business, which takes three points in your own words.
Every one of those values is rendered by code, so the price is the price you typed. Text inside a generated image is unreliable on every image model there is, which is why an offer or a phone number belongs here and not in a generated picture.
The campaign
When to generate instead.
Generated scenes earn their cost when the shot is impossible or expensive: the product in a setting you cannot book, at a scale you cannot build, in weather that is not happening. For food, the Street Food preset adds close-up sizzle, steam and moody golden light. For most other products, Corporate gives a clean professional look with neutral tones.
Attach up to three reference images, free on every plan including the free tier, and the actual product and packaging carry through the scenes rather than being reinvented each time. Your first 100 credits are free once your profile is complete, which is roughly one draft scene to test the look.
How to use it
A product set, in four steps.
- Shoot the product properly. Even light, plain surface, same distance all the way around. Every tool here works from your photographs.
- Spin it. 12 photos minimum for a smooth loop. Pick one of five backdrops.
- Wrap it. Showcase with the Vehicle, Food or Business template for the version that carries your price and number.
- Size it. Video in 16:9 and 9:16, images in 1:1 and 4:5, brand ads in the standard social, display and messaging sizes.
Good to know
Honest limits.
Backdrops on a 360 spin are the five Shotloom blues, not any colour you like. A spin is only as smooth as the photos behind it: uneven angles show up as a stutter.
A generated scene does not know your product unless you show it one, and even with references it is an interpretation. For anything where the buyer is comparing to what arrives in the box, photograph it.
Priced in rupees with a downloadable GST invoice on every purchase. See how pricing works, the plans, or the reels version of this page.