Turntable
1:1One product at a time, turning on a pedestal like a studio shot. For a hero product or a new arrival.
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Small makers sell on the feel of their products: the paper, the twine, the texture. A still product grid flattens that. A loop that fans the range out, or turns one piece on a pedestal, gives it the care of a big brand shoot, made from the photos you already have.
The same photos, three more motions that suit small brands. They're a starting point, not a rule: any of our 30+ motions can show your work, so pick whichever you like best. The settings are under each one.
Browse all 30+ motions →One product at a time, turning on a pedestal like a studio shot. For a hero product or a new arrival.
The top card flicks away and slides back underneath, like flicking through a lookbook. Quick and playful.
A grid of the range where each product in turn grows to fill the frame. Good for a whole-collection post.
Phone photos work if the light is soft and the background is calm. Keep the styling the same across the set.
Flourish or Unfold to show a range, Turntable for one hero product, Riffle for something quick and playful.
Type in your brand's hex colour so the loop sits naturally on your shop page or feed, then export every size you need at once.
Tick the frame sizes you need when you export and each comes out as its own file, made from the same project.
No. Clear phone photos in soft daylight work well. Keeping the same background and light across the set matters more than the camera.
Yes. The backdrop can be any colour, a gradient, an image or a video, and you can type in your exact hex code.
Yes. Cards can hold video clips as well as photos, so a pour, a pack shot or an unboxing can sit alongside your stills.
Yes. Add your logo in the Logo settings and place it in any corner, along an edge or in the centre, then set its size, opacity and margin. It appears on every export, so wherever the video travels, people know the work is yours.