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Can Arcads make a video ad from a product URL?

How to turn a product page into a video ad with Arcads, which formats you can make from one product image, how to keep the product consistent, or how to make ads for many products.

Written by Romain Torres

Introduction

Yes, through Mark, the Arcads AI agent. When you add a new brand, Mark reads your website, researches the brand and fills in its brand memory, including your products. You can also work from a single product photo in Studio.

Insight: Copy two or three selling points from the product page into your script. They make the strongest lines.

How to go from product page to video ad

Step 1: Give Mark your website

Add a new brand and let Mark read your website. It fills in the brand memory: brand overview, products, brand voice and target audience.

Step 2: Check your products

Open the Brain panel and check the Products section: descriptions, key features and product photos. Add the clearest product photo, ideally on a plain background, if it's missing.

Step 3: Ask for the ad

Brief Mark in plain language, and @-mention the product in your prompt. Or open Studio, upload the product photo and pick a format:

  • An AI actor holding and presenting your product, speaking your script

  • Unboxing POV, a first-person unboxing from one product photo (400 credits)

  • Cinematic product shots, with the image as the start frame for Seedance, Veo 3.1 or Kling

  • Static ads and lifestyle images

FAQs & Common Issues

Can I make ads for many products at once?

Yes. Build a workflow that takes a product image and a script, then run it for each product. A brand can hold several products in its brand memory.

The product looks different in my video.

Use a sharper, better-lit photo. The reference image decides how consistent the product looks.

Credit costs in this article are the standard rates. Arcads tests new pricing from time to time, so your account may use different rates or plan sizes. The Generate button in the app shows what each generation costs on your account.

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