Shotyard for product images and campaign clips

Shotyard combines image and video generation in one browser workspace. Its publisher shows workflows for product images, creator-style ads and short campaign videos. You can begin with a prompt or use an existing product photo or reference clip, then choose an available model for the job.

Start with the asset you need

For a product listing, begin with a photo that shows the packaging and describe the new setting. Check the generated image against the original for changes to the label, proportions and color. Shotyard describes a separate image-to-video workflow that can animate a still or use a first and last frame supplied by the creator. Plan the first frame around what the viewer needs to recognize before the motion begins.

Compare takes from the same brief

The publisher says an image job can return one to four variants. Compare those takes at the size at which you intend to use them. A product thumbnail needs a recognizable silhouette and readable label. A campaign image may need enough space around the subject to accommodate a headline later. Keep the strongest take and use the parts that worked to make the next brief more specific.

Choose output settings for the destination

The workspace lists vertical, square and widescreen formats. Use the aspect ratio of the intended placement early so an important part of the subject stays in frame. The publisher describes audio generation on certain video models. Check the selected model’s settings before planning a clip around dialogue or sound effects, then review audio timing and the picture together before downloading the take.