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A product video ad from your store link, no designer

By Sure INSTANT team · · 7 minutes read

You do not need a designer to advertise a product on video: a product page link, clear pictures and one reason to buy. What the tool reads from the link, how the ad is put together, and what makes it convincing.

Abstract illustration in Sure INSTANT colours: a store link turning into a strip of scenes from a short video ad.

You can make a product video ad without a designer or editing software. Paste the link of your product page into Instant Ads, check the text it reads from the page, choose a length and a size, and you receive a finished ad of 15, 30 or 60 seconds. What you bring is the link, a few clear pictures and one honest reason to buy.

Try it now: Instant Ads — a free preview with no account: storyboard stills and a 6-second sample before you pay.

What do you need before you start?

Three things, and you probably have most of them already:

  • The link of the product or store page. This means the public page any visitor sees, not the dashboard you manage the store from.
  • Good product pictures. The ad is built from your pictures, so it can only look as good as they do. One sharp photo on a calm background does more than five crowded ones. The number of pictures an ad can hold depends on its length: up to 4 for 15 seconds, 6 for 30 seconds and 10 for 60 seconds.
  • One reason to buy. Before you open any tool, write down what problem the product solves and for whom. If you cannot say it in one line, the ad will not manage to say it in fifteen seconds.

What does the tool read from a store link?

Instant Ads reads only what the page shows publicly: the title, the description, the images, the logo and the theme colour of the page. It does not sign in to your store, it does not ask for a password, and it sees nothing an ordinary visitor could not see.

What it reads is a starting point, not a final script. Every field stays editable: you can rewrite the headline, drop a picture or change the colour. Product-page text is written to be read slowly, while ad text is read in seconds. A page title such as "Men's leather backpack with three pockets and an adjustable strap" works for search inside a store, but it is too long for an ad screen. In the ad, "A backpack that holds your whole day" is enough, and the pockets and the strap move down into the selling points.

If you run a shop and want to see which of the other tools are useful to you, the page for store owners gives a short overview.

How do you make the ad, step by step?

  1. Open Instant Ads and paste the product page link, or choose to type the details yourself.
  2. Review what was read from the page: store name, headline, sub-line and pictures. Shorten each text until it can be read at a glance.
  3. Write the selling points. Each one becomes a scene in the ad. If the wording will not come, the "Write it for me" button suggests three versions from a single line you type about the product.
  4. Choose the length (15, 30 or 60 seconds), the size, one of 20 templates in eight style groups, and the language: Arabic, English or both.
  5. Choose the sound: a track from the built-in library, your own music, or your own voice-over.
  6. Watch the free preview, change what you do not like, and run the job when you are satisfied.

How is the ad put together?

The order of the scenes is fixed:

  • Intro: the logo and the main headline.
  • One scene per selling point: a short title and a line that explains it, kept on screen for at least 2.5 seconds so it can be read.
  • Offer (optional): a discount, free delivery or a gift, in 40 characters at most.
  • End card: the logo, the call to action and the contact line, held for at least 3 seconds.

The number of selling points is tied to the length, so that a short ad is not crowded and a long one is not empty:

LengthSelling pointsPicturesWhen it suits you
15 seconds0 to 2up to 4one product, one clear benefit
30 seconds2 to 4up to 6a product that needs a short explanation
60 seconds4 to 8up to 10a product with many features, or a whole range

Which size should a product ad use?

The tool produces three sizes: vertical 9:16 at 1080 × 1920, which is the default; landscape 16:9 at 1920 × 1080; and square 1:1 at 1080 × 1080. Choose the size that fills the screen where you will publish. If your buyers scroll short clips on a phone, vertical alone is enough. If the ad will sit on a web page or in a placement that plays wide, choose landscape. Square is the middle option for feed posts.

Each extra size adds half of the base cost, so order all three only if you will really publish in all three. The sizes and where each one is used are explained in the guide to reel and short video sizes.

What makes a product ad convincing?

The tool takes care of motion, order and sizes. Persuasion is still your part:

  • The headline states the benefit, not the name. "Coffee roasted this week, at your door" is stronger than "Premium specialty coffee", because the first promises something specific and the second is a description anyone could use.
  • One idea per selling point. "Machine washable" is a point. "Machine washable, colour-safe and quick to dry" is three points squeezed into a line nobody will finish reading.
  • One call to action. "Order now" or "Visit the store", not both. The limit is 24 characters, and that limit forces you to be clear.

What does the tool not do?

It does not photograph your product for you, and it does not publish the ad on any platform: you receive the files and post them wherever you like. It does not invent a price, an award or a number you did not give, even when you use "Write it for me".

What the free preview shows and what you pay for

The preview is free and needs no account. It shows still frames of the scenes and of the end card, plus a moving 6-second sample that carries a visible mark.

When you pay, you receive for each language you chose the full video in every size, a still image in every size, and one ZIP that holds them all. You sign in to collect the final files. They stay available for 24 hours, and an optional add-on keeps results for 30 days.

Payment is per use, in units that never expire. A 15-second ad in one size takes 2 units, a 30-second ad takes 4 and a 60-second ad takes 8, and each extra size adds half. Packs start at 5 US dollars for 5 units, and the tool page shows the price before you run. If a run fails, its units go back to your balance. After paying you also have one free text correction within 24 hours.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make the ad if I have no online store?

Yes. Instead of pasting a link you type the details yourself: business name, headline, selling points and contact line, and you upload your pictures. The result is the same either way, because every field is editable in both cases.

Can I use my own music or my own voice?

Yes. You upload an MP3, M4A, WAV or OGG file of up to 15 MB and at least 5 seconds, and confirm that you have the rights to it. The tool trims it to the length of the ad, evens out the loudness and ends it with a fade. If you have no file, the built-in library has ready tracks.

What if I find a mistake in the text after paying?

You have one free text correction within 24 hours of paying. So check the spelling, the numbers and the contact line in the preview first, and keep the free correction for whatever truly slips past you.

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