Turn your print-on-demand mockups into moving product ads. Upload the design or paste the product URL, and get an MP4.
Print-on-demand has a peculiar shortage: you have unlimited product photography and almost no product footage. Printify, Printful, Gelato and the rest hand you clean mockups of every garment in every colour, which is exactly what the product page needs and exactly what a scrolling feed ignores. You cannot film what you do not hold, and ordering a sample of every design to film it defeats the point of the model.
Artvizon works from what you do have. Paste the product URL from your store, or upload the mockups directly, and the AI plans an ad around the design: hook, benefit, call to action. It renders that plan into an MP4. No sample ordering, no studio, no editor.
Be straight about what this does
It animates and stages the visuals you give it. It does not photograph your actual printed garment, and it cannot testify to stitch quality or fabric weight, no AI tool can, and any tool that claims otherwise is selling you something. Use it for what it genuinely does well: turning a static design into something that stops a thumb, and giving every design in your shop a moving asset instead of one hero product having a video and the rest having none.
Where POD sellers get the most out of it
Which product types work best
Apparel, mugs and drinkware, phone cases, tote bags, posters and wall art all give the AI a clear subject and a readable design surface. Products where the design is small relative to the object, or where the value is in a material you cannot see, are the ones where video adds least.
What you actually get
MP4 in 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1, at 720p by default and 1080p on the premium models. The €5 entry offer produces one short single clip of about 12 seconds so you can judge the result on one of your own designs before committing. The paid plans produce multi-chapter videos of 24, 32 or 36 seconds, built from 12-second chapters with audio continuity between them. Everything you generate is yours to use commercially, including in paid campaigns.
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It works from the mockups and images you provide, and stages them in motion. It does not photograph a physical sample, so it cannot demonstrate stitch quality or fabric weight. Use it to give a design a moving ad, not to certify print quality.
No. You give a product link or a few photos, and you get a finished MP4. There is no timeline to edit, no keyframes and nothing to install, everything happens in the browser.
The 5 EUR entry offer produces one short single clip of about 12 seconds, so you can judge the quality on your own product before paying more. On the paid plans you get multi-chapter videos of 24, 32 or 36 seconds, assembled from 12-second chapters with audio continuity between them.
A standard MP4, in 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1, whichever you pick before generating. Videos render at 720p by default; the premium models render at 1080p.
Yes. You own the rights to everything you generate, and the videos can be used commercially: product pages, organic posts and paid campaigns alike.
Some stores block automated reading. When that happens you upload the product photos yourself and describe the product in a sentence, and the rest of the flow is identical.
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