AI UGC for ecommerce
Short vertical videos where an AI creator shows the product you sell on Shopify, Amazon or TikTok Shop. Watch 15 samples, from bags and candles to protein and dog care, then check the rules each platform sets for AI video.
01Samples
Every video here was made by us with an AI creator. Press play, sound on.
The creators in these videos are AI-made. Brand names appear in the samples as examples of the format. They show what the work looks like, not results for any brand.
02Good to know
A store has one advantage over a service: the product can be in the shot.
So our ecommerce scripts pick one thing a buyer cannot tell from a listing photo. How a bag holds its shape, whether a tumbler leaks in the car, how a yoga mat feels under your knees.
The same short video can go on a product page and into a paid ad.
What changes is the label each platform asks for, so that is in the table further down.
03Hooks
Real opening lines from the samples above, brand names left out. Steal the structure, or see 52 hooks sorted by type.
Didn't expect to like this bag this much.
Wait, can we talk about this lamp real quick?
Dog owners with light car seats, you need to see this.
Before I leave this kitchen every morning, this happens first.
Okay, I have been using this every single morning and someone asked me about it.
30 minutes every morning on this mat, non-negotiable.
Okay, these are not regular leggings.
04Measured
The middle video in this group. The shortest runs 10 seconds and the longest 15.
The middle script, counted on 15 transcripts. The range here is 25 to 64 words.
Scripts that open in a personal voice, with I, my, okay or so, the way a real post starts.
05Script
Something true and specific: "Dog owners with light car seats, you need to see this."
The small annoyance the buyer already has, like towels that are never in the car when you need them.
The product in frame, doing its one job.
One detail in plain words: six millimeters thick, a lid that opens one-handed.
Send them to the listing. "Link below" is enough.
06The rules
Every sample here carries the line "AI-generated creator. Not a real customer." Some platforms ask for more than that.
| Where it goes | What it takes | The AI rule |
|---|---|---|
| Shopify product page | mp4, mov or webm, up to 10 minutes, 1 GB and 4K | The Shopify help page we read sets none. Our on-screen line stays in the video. |
| Amazon listing and A+ Content | Your Seller Central account shows what you can upload. Amazon's own pages need a login, so we could not read its specs. | The keyword contains-synthetic-performer goes in the file's metadata before upload. Amazon may then show shoppers a notice. |
| TikTok and TikTok Shop | Vertical video. Ours are about 15 seconds. | Disclosure is required for synthetic faces and digital humans, by a note in the video or TikTok's AI toggle. AI must not misrepresent the product. |
| Facebook and Instagram ads | Vertical video. Ours are about 15 seconds. | We did not find a Meta rule we could confirm. Our on-screen line stays in the video. |
Amazon's notice of 22 Jul 2026 as quoted by GeekSeller and ChannelX, because Seller Central needs a login. It cites recent legislation, which GeekSeller identifies as a New York law on ads with realistic AI people. Rules change, and this is not legal advice.
07Short answer
The same prices for every niche. See every plan, or compare with what UGC costs elsewhere.
08Sources
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Page date: 3 Aug 2026Sells seller software
Page date: 5 Aug 2026
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Page date: April 2026
Every page opened on 9 Nov 2026. "Not shown" means the page carries no date. We could not read Amazon Seller Central directly, because it needs a login.
09Questions
Yes. Shopify takes product videos of up to 10 minutes, 1 GB and 4K, in mp4, mov or webm. Ours are vertical and about 15 seconds. Once it is paid for, the video is yours to use anywhere.
Amazon says images and videos with photorealistic AI people must carry the metadata keyword contains-synthetic-performer before you upload them. Tell us the video is for Amazon and we add it to the file. Check what your own Seller Central account lets you upload.
Yes. TikTok requires sellers to disclose AI content with synthetic faces or digital humans. Our on-screen line does that, or you can use TikTok's AI toggle when you post.
It would be if viewers were led to think a real customer was talking. The FTC says its testimonials rule has no blanket ban on AI avatars, but misleading people is not allowed. That is why every video says so on screen. Compare AI and creator UGC. This is not legal advice.
A link to the listing and clear photos of the product, with the label readable. Tell us the one thing you want people to remember and the claims you can back up.
The first video is free, one per brand. After that it is $99 for one, or $299, $549 or $899 a month for 4, 8 or 15 videos.
10Explore
Serums, creams, masks, 22 samples
Makeup, lips, hair care, 7 samples
Protein, collagen, hydration, 13 samples
Bags, hoodies, jewelry, 12 samples
Fitness, habits, social, HR, 5 samples
Breath care, toys, car covers, 6 samples
Candles, lamps, gadgets, 8 samples
Coffee, sauces, drinkware, 9 samples
Your first product video is free. One per brand, no payment details.
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