Product Ad With a Price Tag and a Stat
A 15-second product ad with a cut-out product, a counter and a price tag.
- Pipeline
- Motion graphics (vector)
- Format
- 9:16
- Upload
- Product photos (on any background) and a short clip of the product in use, if you have one.
The prompt
Type your own words into the fields: the [BLANKS] fill in as you go. Copy it and send it to Claude or ChatGPT with Cut Express connected.
Prompt
Make a [LENGTH IN SECONDS]-second 9:16 ad for [YOUR PRODUCT]. Brand: [BRAND COLORS]. - 0 to 2 s: "[HOOK LINE]" slams in over the product clip (or the best photo). - 2 to 6 s: the product cut out from my photo, floating in the middle on the brand background, slowly turning toward the camera (a small scale and tilt), with a counter rolling up to "[THE STAT]". - 6 to 10 s: three benefits that tick in one by one as a checklist: [THREE BENEFITS]. - 10 s to the end: a price tag swings in with "[PRICE]" and the text "[CALL TO ACTION]". Adapt the counter, checklist and price tag recipes from assets. A pop on each tick and a coin sound on the price tag. Upbeat [MUSIC]. Show me the timeline first.
The blanks
- [LENGTH IN SECONDS]
- How long the finished video runs, as a number of seconds. Reels and Shorts hold best between 15 and 60.
- [YOUR PRODUCT]
- The product's name and what it does in one line, for example "Lumen, a budgeting app for freelancers".
- [BRAND COLORS]
- Your colors as hex codes with their roles, for example "background #0B0B0A, accent #FFD23F".
- [HOOK LINE]
- The first words on screen, the reason to keep watching, in under ten words.
- [THE STAT]
- One number that proves it, with its label, for example "12,480 orders shipped".
- [THREE BENEFITS]
- Three short benefits, three or four words each.
- [PRICE]
- The price as it should read, for example "$29" or "From $9/month".
- [CALL TO ACTION]
- What the viewer should do at the end, in the words to show, for example "Try it free at lumen.app".
- [MUSIC]
- A track you uploaded (say its file name), or a mood and genre for the stock music search, like "upbeat lo-fi" or "cinematic, builds slowly".
Tips
- A photo with the product clearly in the middle cuts out best. Your AI can point at the product if it isn't centered.
- Use a real number for the stat. If you don't have one, swap the counter for a quote from a customer.
New to prompting video? How to write a good prompt for Cut Express covers the story, the hook, captions, sound, pace and how to iterate with versions.