Make e-commerce product videos from your photos
In short
Upload the product photos you already have, write what the product is, its price and the offer, and Kurgu builds a short motion video: the product in motion, the price as a reveal, a review if you have one, and a call to action. The E-commerce look is tuned for it, and your brand colours override the look's.
RejiAI team ·
A product page converts better with a video, and most small shops have photos but no video. The gap is not footage; it is motion. A still photo that tilts, a price that counts up and a clear offer are enough to stop a scroll.
What goes on screen
- The product. Photos shown as tilted cards, a grid, or a slow push-in with a caption.
- The offer. Price and discount as a number reveal, so it reads at a glance.
- The proof. A star rating or a customer quote.
- The action. A button-style call to action or your shop's address.
Make the offer one thing. "20% off this week" renders as a strong scene; three offers in one video render as noise.
One brief renders in three looks, so you can see the same product video as Minimal, Bold and E-commerce and keep the one that fits. Render it in 9:16 for Reels and TikTok and 1:1 for the feed without rebuilding it.
How it works
- Open Kurgu → From scratch on the dashboard.
- Describe the product and the offer; add price, brand name and call to action.
- Upload product photos and your logo.
- Choose the E-commerce look, or compare the three proposed looks.
- Edit any scene's text in the Scenes tab and render.
Scenes this video is built from
Kurgu picks from the template catalogue; you can swap any scene for another in the Scenes tab.
- Tilted card (3D)Product and photos
- Photo gridProduct and photos
- Stat revealNumbers and charts
- Star reviewSocial proof
- Call-to-action buttonCalls to action
Questions people ask
Can I make one video per product?
Yes. Each video is its own project; reusing the same look and brand kit keeps a whole catalogue consistent.
Do I need professional photos?
No, but clean photos on a plain background work best: the templates add the motion, they do not fix a cluttered picture.
Can it add music?
Yes. Pick a track from the library; when there is a voiceover the music dips under it automatically.