Choose a source image that can carry motion
Start with a clean product image where the current variation, colour, silhouette, and required detail remain visible. Add another angle only when it proves a back, material, or component that the main view cannot show.
Brief the first frame before choosing a template
State whether the clip begins with product recognition, a close detail, or a practical use moment. Then choose a Video Template that preserves that frame in the intended vertical crop.
Review the clip against the original photo
Compare the opening and closing frames with the source image for shape, colour, accessories, and visible text. Reject clips that make the item harder to identify or add a detail the source does not show.
Seller questions
Questions sellers ask before they start
Do all video templates need white-background images?
No. Use the source composition that supports the template while keeping the product clear in the intended frames.