From product photo to ad-ready video shots in BAEKIT

The workflow

• 1. Prep: pick a photo with a plain background and a readable label. Skip heavy reflections and cropped packs.
• 2. Scene images: add the photo as a reference and generate scenes with an image model like Nano Banana 2.1, from 11 BP per image.
• 3. Video shots: use a chosen image as the start frame for a 5 second shot on Wan 3.0 or Seedance 2.5. Wan 3.0 at 720p is 150 BP.
• 4. Select: drop any shot where the shape or label drifts.
• 5. Edit: joins, logo, price copy, captions and music happen in your editor.

Example prompts

Image: "the reference product on a marble bathroom shelf, morning window light, shallow depth of field, label facing camera, only a white towel and a glass nearby"

Video: "slow camera move right to left, product stays still, faint steam drifts past, no cuts"

Ask for one motion. Moving the camera and the product a lot at once tends to break the shape.

Failure and retry checklist

• Label text smears: frame the label larger and add exact copy in the edit.
• Product shape changes: reduce motion and pick a new start image.
• Hands look wrong: remove hands or avoid close ups of them.
• Change one thing in the prompt per retry so you learn what caused it.

Rights checklist

Commercial use of outputs follows the Terms of Service and each model provider’s policy. Check these yourself before publishing.

• Who shot the reference photo and whether you can use it
• No third party logos, characters or real people slipped in
• Ad disclosure and claim rules on the platform you post to

Frequently asked questions