Product reveal sequence
Design and generate a three-shot product reveal (tease, reveal, hero) with keyframes and image-to-video motion prompts that keep the product accurate.
1Plan the reveal
A reveal works by withholding: show texture or silhouette first, then the whole product, then the product in its best light. Use a chat model for this step.
4 steps and 3 ready-to-use prompts are in the full version
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Wireless headphones, brushed aluminium and matte black cushions, hero feature: folding hinge, charcoal backdrop, 1:1.
Example output
Tease (3s): macro of the brushed aluminium grain; a light sweep travels left to right; we see texture only. Reveal (4s): pull back to the full headphones at three-quarter view as the key light rises. Hero (4s): quarter orbit to the hinge; a glint runs along the fold line. Viewer understands: they fold flat.
Troubleshooting
- The product melts or morphs during motion: shorten the clip, reduce movement strength (if available) and keep the product static.
- The logo is garbled: generate without the logo and composite the real logo in post.
- Light sweeps look like flicker: describe a single, slow, continuous sweep.
Known limitations
- Generated renders can misrepresent product details; do not use them where accurate depiction is a legal or advertising requirement.
- Fine mechanical detail (hinges, buttons) is often simplified by current models.