ShelfPic

ShelfPic is a marketing tool that turns one product photo into a UGC-style video ad with script. ShelfPic generates UGC-style video ads from one product photo. Pick a format like unboxing or try-on, get a written script, and export vertical, square or landscape clips.

ShelfPic is a web-based studio for e-commerce sellers that produces short video ads from a single product photo. Instead of opening a blank video canvas, the user starts from a commerce ad format such as UGC, unboxing, demo or try-on. Each format ships with its own script and shot list, so nothing has to be filmed, written or voiced. The aim is footage that looks like a creator shot it on a phone, with handheld framing, ordinary rooms and natural light, for TikTok, Reels and product pages. In practice the workflow has three steps. The seller uploads a product image, picks a format from the library, then sets aspect ratio, duration and quality before downloading the result. Output can be vertical 9:16, square 1:1 or landscape 16:9, from 4 to 15 seconds, at 480p, 720p or 1080p. The uploaded photo acts as the visual reference for every frame, which is meant to keep packaging, labels and colors close to the real item. For ads that need a person on screen, a built-in presenter library is available, or a user can upload their own face and reuse the same presenter across a campaign. Video sits alongside a wider photo toolkit that draws on the same credit balance: an AI product photo generator with scene templates, a background remover and a 2x or 4x image upscaler. Plans are credit-based and start at $19 a month, with a free allowance of credits for the photo tools that needs no card. Rendered videos can be used commercially as paid social and marketplace ads, and paid plans remove the watermark. ShelfPic fits small shops and solo sellers who need a steady supply of ad creative without hiring creators. Compared with general-purpose AI video generators, it trades open-ended control for ready-made ad formats and scripts. Compared with UGC creator marketplaces, it replaces booking and shipping with generation. Teams that want freeform cinematic clips or fine editing will likely look elsewhere.