No plugin. No admin access. Just the files.
Upload one product photo, get back a cinematic ten-second video and a set of marketing photos, and put them on the product yourself — the same way you upload every other image. Nothing is installed on your site and nothing needs permission to touch it.
Three steps, and the third one is yours.
There is no WooCommerce plugin. That is a real difference from the Shopify app, and pretending otherwise would waste your time.
1 · Upload the photo you have
One clear photo of the product. The flat listing shot you already took is the normal input — it does not need to be a good photograph, it needs to show the product. Or paste the product page’s link, and Nitaris pulls the full-size photos from its gallery for you.
2 · Pick a mood, generate
Nitaris reads the product first and proposes treatments that suit it. Pick one, and it drives the lighting, camera move, set and grade for the whole shoot.
3 · Download and upload
A clean MP4 with no watermark, plus the stills. Add them to the product’s gallery through your own media library, exactly like any other file.
Files you own, in the shapes a store needs.
Credits cover both — eight for a film, one per photo, from the same balance.
A clean MP4
Ten seconds, no watermark on paid files, delivered as a plain download. Vertical 9:16 for social and widescreen 16:9 for the product page and ads.
The film’s own sound comes with it unless you pick Silent before you generate — the usual choice if you are adding licensed music of your own, since galleries and social feeds mostly play muted anyway.
A matched set
Three to six stills from one generated scene, so they look like one shoot rather than three. Square 1:1, portrait 3:4 and vertical 9:16.
Which covers the gallery thumbnail, the product page and the social crop, at one credit a shot.
- Full commercial rights to every video and photo — and you keep the photos you upload
- Every frame conditioned on your own photo, so the product stays the product
- One-click regeneration when a take drifts
How your store shows a video is your store’s business.
Whether a product gallery plays video inline, which plugin or theme you need for it, and what your particular WooCommerce and WordPress versions support are all things that vary by installation and change between releases. We are not going to print a version number here that keeps being served after it stops being true.
What we can state is the file: a standard MP4, with its own sound or none as you chose, plus stills in three ratios. If your gallery takes video, it takes this; if it does not, the video is still what you run on social and in ads, which is where most of its views were going to happen anyway. The full list of sizes is on its own page, and so are the steps for putting the video on a WooCommerce product page.
The questions a store owner asks first.
Each one is answered in full on its own page — short answer first, detail underneath.
What kind of photo do I need to upload?
One clear photo on a plain background starts a shoot. With one angle the camera stays in front; photos of the back and a side let it turn onto them.
What aspect ratios and sizes do I get?
Video is filmed 9:16 or 16:9, with 1:1 and 4:5 cuts of the same film. Photo sets render 1:1, 3:4 or 9:16, in batches of three, four or six shots.
Do I own the AI-generated video and photos commercially?
Every Nitaris video and photo comes with full commercial rights. Paid files carry no watermark and there is no per-asset licence fee beyond the credit.
Does the product video come with music or sound?
Films keep the sound the video model renders by default. Pick Silent for an MP4 with no audio track, or add a voiceover Nitaris can write for you.
Other categories
Every material photographs differently.
What makes a category hard to shoot is specific to the material — so the approach is too.
Jewellery
Metal that reflects the whole room and stones that only sparkle under moving light.
Watches
The 10:10 convention, a legible dial, and a crystal that has to catch light without blowing out.
Food & drink
Steam, condensation and gloss — the cues that read as fresh, and go stale within minutes on a real set.
Where you sell
Built for the placement, not just the file.
Same shoot, sized and framed for the surface it has to land on.
Shopify
Runs inside your admin — pick a product, generate, attach to the listing without leaving the page.
Etsy
One-off pieces you have already shipped — the listing photo is enough to film them.
Reels & TikTok
Vertical 9:16, composed for the sound-off feed, with 4:5 and square cuts from the same film.
Still choosing a tool
Honest comparisons, including where they win.
Every one of these names something the other tool does better than Nitaris. If that is the thing you need, go and use it.
Nitaris vs Creatify
an AI ad-creative platform built around UGC-style video with presenters
Nitaris vs Photoroom
a large image-editing suite built around background removal and product stills
Nitaris vs soona
a managed content studio — you ship real products and receive photography and video shot by people
Nitaris vs Pebblely
an AI product-photography tool focused on placing products into generated backgrounds
Nitaris vs Runway
a general-purpose generative video platform — a creative suite for making video, images and audio of anything
Nitaris vs HeyGen
an AI video platform built around lifelike avatars that deliver a script, with translation and lip-sync across languages
Nitaris vs Arcads
an AI ad platform built around a large library of AI actors delivering ad scripts for performance marketing
Nothing to install. Something to upload.
Pick the product you most want to sell and see it filmed — free, watermarked, and of your own product. The clean file comes after it convinces you.
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