Quiet Tactile Power
Tactile 65 Wireless Keyboard · 6 slides · Square 1:1 · Dark premium
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Industries · E-commerce
Product ads that look filmed, from a listing photo.
For a store the bottleneck is volume: every SKU needs a hook, an unboxing, a before/after and a feed image in five sizes. ads.fan makes them from the photo you already have, keeps the product identical in every frame, and cuts every placement.
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Rendered for products like yours
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Unboxing
Glowline LED Strip · Ethan Park · 18.1s
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Unboxing
Nimbus Buds · Mei Lin · 18.1s
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Problem → solution
Swift Cordless Vacuum · Hannah Weber · 18.1s
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Before / after
Bloom Self-Watering Planter · Elena Petrova · 18.1s
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Problem → solution
Crisp Air Fryer · Hannah Weber · 18.1s
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Product cinematic
Pulse Smartwatch · 18.1s
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UGC testimonial
Nomad Crossbody Bag · Chloé Dubois · 18.1s
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Product cinematic
Nimbus Buds · 18.1s
Where to start
Where it runs best
Real renders
5-second hooks
hook · 5s · voice
“These kill train noise in one tap.”
Nimbus Buds · Jordan Reyes
hook · 5s · voice
“My call lighting looks expensive now”
Halolite Ring Light · Mei Lin
hook · 5s · voice
“Fits overhead bins on every airline.”
Voyager Carry-On · Kwame Mensah
hook · 5s · voice
“This planter waters itself for three weeks”
Bloom Self-Watering Planter · Elena Petrova
hook · 5s · voice
“This blanket calms me without heating me up”
Cloud Weighted Blanket · Olivia Martin
hook · 5s · voice
“The laser finds dust I missed”
Swift Cordless Vacuum · Hannah Weber
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Ad images
Real renders
Slide ads for E-commerce
Swipe decks for photo mode and carousels, rendered from the same product photos.
Frost All-Day Tumbler
Frost 40 oz Insulated Tumbler · 6 slides · Vertical 9:16 · Lifestyle · with voice-over
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Where to start
Styles that work here
Where to start
Viral formats worth trying
“It’s standing up on its own.”
Tiny crewA miniature work crew builds, cleans and operates the product like a construction site.
Rendered for Hive & Co. Raw Wildflower Honey
5-second hookMake one like this“That foam is taller than a bus”
Giant in the cityThe product towers over a real street while people stop and film it.
Rendered for Strida Cloud Runner
5-second hookMake one like this“Thirty hours cold in one bottle?”
CutawayThe product sliced open or exploded into layers, then reassembled.
Rendered for Summit Steel Bottle
5-second hookMake one like this“This popcorn stays ridiculously crisp”
Brand colour campaignEvery shot on the brand colour: hero, flavour close-up, friends, floating bits, brand frame.
Rendered for Kernel Gourmet Popcorn
Ad imageMake one like this
Playbook
What works in E-commerce
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Lead with the product in the creator's hands — shoppers want to see the real thing, not a render.
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Run the unboxing and the offer style as separate ads and let the platform pick the winner.
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Cut every placement from one creative: square feed, 4:5, story and the display sizes.
Where to start
Creators cast for E-commerce
Built-in creators whose niches match. Make your own in the studio for a face that is only yours.
Questions
Questions
FAQ
Good questions
Does the product really stay the same in every scene?
Yes. Your photo is the reference for every frame, the first frame is checked for the product before filming, and each scene starts on the last frame of the previous one.
How many products can I run?
As many as you like. Each ad is charged by the second, so a 5-second hook per SKU costs 5 credits.
Industries
Other industries
Your product, rendered tonight.
One photo in, a rendered ad out. The first 5-second hook is free — no account needed.