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Product video ads from a URL

Product video ads start with a listing, not a storyboard. Paste a Shopify or Amazon page and Mira reads the product, the claims and the buyer, then writes short spots you can render the same day — with a presenter holding the SKU, or with nobody on camera at all. Brand voice sits in an eight-document binder.

Turn one URL into a product ad

No credit card · First videos free

Packshot, product in use, brand spot

Input

Product URL, listing, or a packshot

Ad style

Product-led, presenter optional

Output

9:16 and 16:9 · 8–60 seconds

Brand memory

8-document binder, built once

How it works

From listing to testable spots

  1. 1

    Paste the page

    Ecommerce listing, DTC store or an app page — Mira reads any of them. A packshot alone works too.

  2. 2

    Mira reads it

    Name, claims, price, tone — then eight brand documents if this is a new brand.

  3. 3

    Approve the spots

    She drafts pain, proof and curiosity openers. You pick which ones get rendered.

  4. 4

    Shoot and test

    Same SKU, different first three seconds. Then read which opener held.

Why Athana

Built for a store, not a prompt box

The page is the brief

No storyboard, no shot list, no model name to memorise. Drop the link and Mira works out what the product actually sells.

With or without a face

A creator can hold the SKU, or the spot can be product, hands and an offer card. Same flow, two different ads.

On-brand by SKU twelve

The binder holds voice, claims and forbidden phrases, so a catalogue does not drift in tone with every render.

Presenter optional

Some products sell better in someone's hands and some sell better alone on a surface. Both are this page: a presenter-led spot casts a character from your library, a product-only spot skips the person entirely and runs on the SKU, the claim and an end card. If you specifically want a creator talking to camera, that is UGC ads.

Why the binder matters more than the render

Any tool can scrape a page and return a clip. The expensive part of a catalogue is consistency: the same voice, the same claims and the same look across forty listings. Athana builds eight strategy documents from your site once, then every later ad reads from those instead of guessing from a one-line prompt.

FAQ

Common questions

Yes. Paste the product or store URL and Mira reads the page, writes the spots and shoots them. If the listing is thin on copy you can upload a product photo and describe the offer in a sentence instead.

Weighing this against an agency, a clip tool or a human creator? Read the honest comparisons.

Turn one URL into a product ad

Paste the page or a packshot. Mira writes and shoots it. First videos free.

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