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Turn one bottle shot into a 15-second video ad with Pollo AI
Most beverage brands have hundreds of still bottle photos and almost no video, because a shoot costs money and weeks you do not have. Pollo AI's Photo to Video Ads tool takes one still and a written prompt and returns a short product video in minutes, which gives your DTC email, paid social, and tasting room screens something that moves.
How to use it
- Copy the prompt below.
- Swap each [bracket] for your own details. The more specific you are, the better the answer.
- Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini and send it.
The prompt
You are a DTC video ad director who makes short product films for wine, beer, and spirits brands. I am going to upload a still product photo into an AI photo-to-video tool and I need the written prompt that goes with it. My situation: - Product: [e.g., 2024 estate Albarino, 750ml / barrel-aged imperial stout, 16oz can / small-batch rye, 750ml] - Brand feel in three words: [e.g., coastal, salty, unfussy] - The photo I have: [e.g., bottle on white seamless, studio lighting, label facing camera] - Where this runs: [e.g., Instagram Reels, DTC email header, tasting room screen, distributor sell-in email] - Length: about 15 seconds - The one thing a viewer must remember: [e.g., this is the oyster wine / this is our first rye release] Give me three separate prompts I can paste in, each a different mood (one clean and premium, one warm and social, one unexpected and playful). For each one, write it as a single paragraph the tool can follow, and cover: the setting and surfaces around the bottle, the lighting, the camera movement across the clip, any motion in the scene (condensation, pour, steam, wind), and the final frame. Keep the label facing camera and readable in at least half the shots. Rules: no people's faces, no drinking on camera, no health or taste claims, no text overlays I would have to fix later. Name beverage-specific details, not generic product-ad language. Then push back on me: tell me which of the three is wrong for my channel and why, and what single detail in my brief is too vague for the tool to render well. If any idea needs a shoot, props, or a location I would not already have, replace it with something I can do from the photo I described.
What you fill in
- e.g., 2024 estate Albarino, 750ml / barrel-aged imperial stout, 16oz can / small-batch rye, 750ml
- e.g., coastal, salty, unfussy
- e.g., bottle on white seamless, studio lighting, label facing camera
- e.g., Instagram Reels, DTC email header, tasting room screen, distributor sell-in email
- e.g., this is the oyster wine / this is our first rye release
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