From photos to a video that looks shot on a phone

Attach three or four photos of the product and say UGC-style. To get a particular kind, name it: creator review, talking head, POV, vlog or hands-on demo. ChatGPT sends the photos to InstantClips, which checks each one, picks the ones it can use, and drafts the plan around them.

Read the plan before anything is made. Swap a photo, move the scene to a kitchen, ask for hands only. When it reads right, ChatGPT shows you the cost and waits for your go-ahead. You get a video file to post and a link to share.

What to type with your photos

Attach the photos first, then send one of these.

Just the photos

This is the simplest way to start. ChatGPT asks for anything else it needs, such as the product's name.

Make a UGC-style video ad from these photos. Show me the plan before you make anything.

Pick the format

Name the kind of video, and the plan follows it.

Make this a POV video: someone unpacking it at home and using it for the first time.

Choose the photos

Say which photos to use, and the rest are left out of the video.

Use only the second and third photos. Leave out the one on the white background.

The phone-shot look, on three more products

A note slipped into a door hanger at bedtime, a skirt checked in the mirror, a lipstick tried at the desk. More in the examples library.

puffinlime.com
The Puffin Lime product listing photo: a child hanging a wooden tooth-fairy door hanger on a bedroom door.
The product page
Tooth fairy door hanger, used at bedtime A wooden tooth-fairy door hanger on a bedroom door handle, with a hand slipping a folded note into its pocket. Made from puffinlime.com’s product page.
Denim maxi skirt mirror check A buttoned denim maxi skirt with a white tank, checked front and side in a full-length mirror.
Lip stick applied at the desk A pink lip stick uncapped and applied at a desk over an open magazine, ending on a close-up of the finished lip.

Add the InstantClips plugin to ChatGPT once and sign in. After that, the next one of these is a message away.

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UGC-style videos in ChatGPT: common questions

Who is the person in the video?

Nobody real. The person, the room and the movement are generated from your photos, in a style that looks like a customer filmed it on a phone. It is your ad, so run it as an ad, not as a customer review.

Which photos make the best UGC-style video?

A clear photo of the whole product, plus photos of it in someone's hands or in the place where it belongs. Those show the video how the product is used. Faces in your photos are blurred before the video is made.

What happens if a video fails?

The credits go back to your balance automatically. Usually one photo or a few words of the plan need to change. Tell ChatGPT what to change, and approve the new attempt when it is ready.

Your first video ad is free.

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