AI Product Video Generator That Keeps Your Label Exact

What is an AI product video generator?

An AI product video generator turns photos of something you sell into a short video ad, without a camera crew or a studio. The common problem with these tools is that the product comes out slightly wrong: a label with garbled letters, a bottle that changes shape between shots, a logo nobody recognises. BINAI's Product video tool is built around fixing exactly that. Your photos and the words on your label are treated as facts, not as suggestions.

How does BINAI keep the product exact?

Three things happen that a plain text-to-video prompt does not do:

1. Your photos are the reference. Every picture of the product is drawn from the up to four photos you upload. The product is never invented from a description.
2. The label is checked. You type the words on the label exactly as printed, for example "AQUA SERUM · Hyaluronic 2% · 30 ml". The opening frame of each shot is compared against your photos and that text, and if the image model misspells the label, the correct one is put back.
3. The label is locked into the clip. The video model is never trusted to draw the label while the product moves. The checked label from the opening frame is laid onto every frame of the clip.

The product is saved to your library, so the next video starts from the same photos and label without uploading them again.

How does it work, step by step?

You describe the video in plain words: what it shows, who is in it and what is heard. For example: "A hand sets the serum on a sunlit bathroom shelf; a warm voice says: skin hydrated in a week, 20% off with code GLOW20." You can add a setting, like "marble counter" or "kitchen at home", or leave it to BINAI.

A few questions follow, each with an answer already picked, so you can just confirm. Then you choose the shape and the length. There is no storyboard to approve: the scenes are written and the video is produced straight away. Light background music is on unless your description says otherwise, and captions are synced to the voice.

What shapes and lengths can I choose?

• Shape: vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or horizontal 16:9 for YouTube and your website. Square is not offered, because the video model makes only those two shapes and BINAI would rather not crop your product.
• Length: 8, 16 or 24 seconds. Each video is one, two or three 8-second shots back to back. The script is written so each spoken line fits inside its shot, so nothing gets cut off mid-sentence and no clip is slowed down to fill time.

Who is in the video?

That is up to your description. If you ask for someone holding the product or talking to the camera, BINAI adds at most one generated person to the cast. If you describe only the product and a voice, nobody appears on screen. The person is generated, not a real customer, which matters for the rules below.

Which plan do I need, and what does it cost?

Product video is included in the Pro, Business and Studio plans. Solo does not include it, and free accounts cannot generate anything that uses paid AI. An 8-second product video uses about 270 credits from your monthly credits; longer videos use more. On Pro and above, downloads carry no BINAI watermark. See pricing for how many product videos each plan covers in a month.

Can I change it afterwards?

Yes. The result is a normal project in the editor, with a scene map, a script and a timeline. Change a line, redo one shot without touching the others, restyle the captions or swap the music. If you want a specific person in the ad instead of a generated one, character swap can put them in.

What rules apply to AI product ads?

A product video is an ad, so advertising rules apply on top of platform rules:

• Don't present a generated person as a real customer. A testimonial-style ad with an AI actor can mislead. Read what the FTC says about AI in advertising and our guide to AI UGC ads.
• Keep claims true. BINAI's script is instructed not to add claims about the product that are not in your description, but the claims you write are your responsibility.
• Label AI content where platforms ask. TikTok, Instagram and YouTube all have labels for realistic AI content. See how to disclose AI content.

Before posting, run the content check: it flags what tends to get posts shown less or taken down, with the second it happens. For more on making these videos well, read our guide to AI product videos.

What are the honest limits?

• The longest product video is 24 seconds.
• One product per video, and at most one generated person.
• Without the label text, the check still compares shape, colour and logo against your photos, but it has no exact words to hold the label to. Type it as printed and upload clear photos.