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A video ad maker for Shopify products

Framewright makes short video ads from your Shopify catalog: your real product photos, price and brand colors, a scripted opening line, an AI voiceover and captions timed to each word, rendered at 1080×1920 for Reels, Stories and TikTok. On any paid plan a video costs under $4. If you'd rather not make them yourself, the Ad Sprint delivers 30 ad videos, three opening hooks for each of 10 products, in five business days for $300.

It isn't the only way to get product video ads. Meta can now turn product photos into video inside its own ad tools, UGC creators put a real person on camera, and avatar tools put a synthetic one there. This page sets out what each option costs and what it's good for, so you can pick the right one for the job.

By the Framewright team · Published · 6 min read

What one product turns into

Pick a product from your store. Framewright reads its photos, title, price and description, and takes your brand colors from your site's stylesheet. It writes a short script with an opening line, a voiceover and a caption. You approve the scripts you like, and each approved script renders as a vertical video with:

  • your product photos in motion, with the price on screen;
  • an AI voiceover reading the script, and captions synced word by word;
  • your brand colors, so the ad looks like your store rather than a template;
  • a 1080×1920 MP4 you can upload to Meta Ads Manager or TikTok Ads Manager, or send to TikTok as a draft.

There is no filming and no AI actor. The product is the subject of every frame.

Why three hooks per product

The first seconds decide whether anyone watches the rest, and you rarely know in advance which angle will work. So for ads, write several openings for the same product and let the ad platform find the winner. In an Ad Sprint we write three per product. A typical set:

Three opening hooks for one product (an illustrative example for a linen sheet set).
Hook typeExample opening lineWhat it tests
Problem"Still waking up hot at 3 a.m.?"Whether the pain point pulls people in
Price or offer"A full linen set for $129."Whether price is the reason to buy
Detail"Stonewashed twice, so it's soft from night one."Whether a product detail earns the click

The reason to test this way is in the data. Motion analyzed $1.29 billion of Meta ad spend across 6,015 advertiser accounts between September 2025 and January 2026. About 5% of creatives became winners, defined as spending at least 10 times the account's median, and those winners took 55% of all spend[1]. Meta's ad delivery system, Andromeda, chooses from the ads you give it for each person, and Meta has described advertisers uploading "more and more creatives to support a diversification strategy"[9]. More distinct ads means more chances to find the one that carries the account. Our guide to creative fatigue covers how often to replace them.

Your options for product video ads

Ways to get short product video ads, checked 16 October 2026. Prices in US dollars.
OptionTypical costWho's on screenGood forWatch out for
Meta image-to-videoPart of Meta's ad toolsYour product photos, with motion, music and textQuick motion from photos you already haveMade for Meta's placements. Catalog-wide product video was still in beta for eligible advertisers in October 2026[4]
UGC creatorAbout $154 paid on average, plus usage rights[2]A real personTestimonials, demos, social proofShipping product, briefing, rights fees. See what UGC ads cost
Avatar tools (Creatify, Arcads)Creatify from $39 a month for about 20 fifteen-second videos[5][6]; Arcads about $11 a video, per reviewers[7]An AI-generated personTesting many talking-head scriptsSynthetic presenters and the disclosure rules around them. See AI video without avatars
Do it yourself (Canva, CapCut)About $12 a month for Canva Pro[8], plus your timeWhatever you film or designFull control over one-off adsEvery new hook is another round of editing
Framewright app$29, $79 or $199 a month for 8, 20 or 50 videos (under $4 each)Your product, price and colors, with an AI voiceA steady supply of product-led adsNo human face
Framewright Ad Sprint$300 for 30 videos; agencies from $500Same as the appFresh creative without doing the workA one-off batch, delivered in five business days

When Framewright is the wrong tool

  • Your best ads are people talking to camera. If testimonials or founder videos win in your account, pay creators. A product video won't replace a real face.
  • You only need motion on a few photos for Meta. Try Meta's own image-to-video first[3].
  • You sell one product with one message. Fewer products and fewer angles mean less to test, and a handful of well-made ads may be enough.

Framewright fits best when you have 10 or more products, you already spend on Meta or TikTok ads, and the limit is how many new ads you can make, not how much you can spend.

The Ad Sprint

For brands and agencies already running ads, we make the videos for you. Send us 10 products. Within five business days you get 30 videos: three opening hooks per product, in vertical and square formats, made from your real photos, prices and colors. Two to three weeks later we review the results with you, using the numbers from your own ad account.

$300 for one brand, 30 videos. From $500 for an agency, up to three client brands. Paid once, no subscription. Ask about a sprint.

Questions people ask

Can I use Framewright videos in Meta or TikTok ads?

Yes. Each video renders as a 1080x1920 MP4 that you can upload to Meta Ads Manager for Reels and Stories placements, or to TikTok Ads Manager. You can also send videos to TikTok as drafts for organic posts.

Does Framewright use AI actors or avatars?

No. Every video is built from your real product photos, price and brand colors, with an AI voiceover and word-synced captions. There is no synthetic presenter.

What does the Ad Sprint include?

You send 10 products. Within five business days you get 30 videos: three opening hooks per product, in vertical and square formats. It costs $300 for one brand, or from $500 for an agency with up to three client brands. Two to three weeks later we review the results with you using your own ad account numbers.

How much does a product video ad cost to make?

It ranges from a few dollars per video with AI tools, to about $154 on average for a UGC creator video before usage rights, according to Collabstr's 2026 report. Framewright costs under $4 a video on a paid plan, or $10 a video in an Ad Sprint.

Sources

  1. Motion, Creative Benchmarks 2026, updated 17 April 2026. https://motionapp.com/library/research/creative-benchmarks-2026/
  2. Collabstr, 2026 Influencer Marketing Report (2025 data). https://collabstr.com/2026-influencer-marketing-report
  3. EMARKETER, Meta launches 11 new AI ad tools at Cannes Lions 2025, 18 June 2025. https://www.emarketer.com/content/meta-launches-11-new-ai-ad-tools-cannes-lions-2025
  4. Relevant Audience, Meta's Advertising Week 2026 ad tools: what is live, in test or coming, 8 October 2026. https://www.relevantaudience.com/meta/meta-advertising-week-new-york-2026-ad-tools/
  5. Creatify, pricing. https://creatify.ai/pricing
  6. Creatify Help Center, Credits usage. https://help.creatify.ai/en/articles/9348041-credits-usage
  7. eesel AI, Arcads AI pricing in 2026, 16 June 2026. Arcads has no public pricing page; figures come from reviewers' captures of its in-app paywall. https://eesel.ai/blog/arcads-ai-pricing
  8. Canva, pricing. https://www.canva.com/pricing/
  9. Jon Loomer, Meta Andromeda: what it means for your ad strategy, updated 15 December 2025, quoting Meta. https://www.jonloomer.com/meta-andromeda/

Figures were checked against each source on 16 October 2026. Framewright's own prices are from our pricing page.

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