AI models · Ecommerce routing
All AI Models for Ecommerce Product Video
Switch between Seedance, MiniMax H3, Kling, and listing workflows in one panel — route by channel, not hype. Each model hub explains credits, QA, and when to upgrade.
Seedance
Listing videoUse Seedance for ecommerce listing video — Product shot, first-frame lock.
Kling
Ad videoUse Kling for 9:16 listing ads — Ad creative from the SKU still.
Nano Banana
Still → listingNano Banana searches → SKU-true listing video (not official Nano Banana).
MiniMax H3
Wearable · Ref2VAReference-to-video try-on for apparel, footwear, eyewear.
Kling product video
Deep hubCredits, gallery vs ads, vs Runway — full Kling product-video playbook.
Seedance product video
Deep hubCredits, vs MiniMax H3, Shopify PDP — Seedance listing playbook.
Runway
CompareCreative sandbox vs AmazVid listing workflow — when to use each.
Image to Video
All modesPhoto or URL → silent listing clip — route by channel.
Veo 3.1
Compare · cinematicGoogle Veo vs listing-safe Product shot — when to use each.
NanoBanana product video
Deep hubAliases, i2v FAQ, still-prep vs listing motion.
OpenAI Video
CompareOpenAI video demos vs AmazVid listing workflow from stills.
Text to Video
IntentWhy ecommerce clips should start from a SKU still, not prompts alone.
FAQ — AI models on AmazVid
What AI models does AmazVid use for product video?
AmazVid routes jobs to Seedance-class Product shot (first-frame lock packshots), MiniMax H3 Ref2VA Wearable (on-body fashion), and Kling-class Ad creative (9:16 hooks) — plus comparison guides for Runway and NanoBanana-style image workflows.
Which model should I pick for Amazon gallery video?
Use Seedance Product shot for gallery-safe orbit motion. Reserve MiniMax H3 Wearable for fashion proof and Kling-class Ad creative for off-Amazon ads.
Can I switch models without re-uploading the photo?
Yes. Paste a product URL once, then run Product shot, Wearable, or Ad creative from the same still in the wizard.
How is AmazVid different from Raphael AI or raw model playgrounds?
AmazVid is built for ecommerce listing workflows: URL ingest, first-frame lock, silent MP4 export, credits, and QA checklists — not general image generation.