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Add product media
Upload the clearest product image or reference clip you have.
Test your product video from an authorized reference
Use an authorized reference video’s rhythm and camera movement to test a new product story for your channel.
Social and product-selling video
Upload a product and an authorized reference video, then test a new product video with a similar rhythm and movement.
How to get better results with Reference Video RemixSellPix
Make a short product video from one photo
Upload a product and an authorized reference video, then test a new product video with a similar rhythm and movement.
See the product move and get explained
How to get better results with Reference Video Remix
Borrow the rhythm, then replace the product, selling point, and brand expression to test your own short-form direction.
What this tool helps you show
- A new product story built from a reference rhythm
- A starting point for testing an opening or shot sequence
- Your own product, claims, and brand assets in the final cut
Create a product video for the feed
Set the story before the motion: decide what viewers should notice, then create the next version for a launch, ad, or social post.
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Set the story and selling point
Choose what viewers should notice and the content direction to test.
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Create the next short video
Generate a product-led opening for a launch, campaign, or social feed.
Give shoppers a reason to keep watching.
Create a useful opening for the feed: product motion, a clear explanation, a try-on, or a recommendation with a human point of view.
Questions about this tool
What can I adapt from a reference video?
Use a reference you have the right to use to guide pacing, shot order, camera movement, or opening structure. Replace the product, script, identity, and brand assets with your own.
Does it copy the original video?
Treat it as a new product-led draft, not a duplicate. Replace protected characters, logos, music, footage, and distinctive creative elements with assets you can use.
What makes a good reference?
Choose a clear clip with a structure you can describe—such as a product reveal, demonstration, or three-shot sequence—and a format that fits your channel.
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Borrow the rhythm. Tell your own product story.
Use an authorized reference for pacing and shots, then rebuild the video around your own product, claims, and brand.