Copy Existing Product Ads – Seedance 2.5 & Pinterest

In this tutorial we will be seeing how to quickly create cinematic products ads using Seedance 2.5. We will be doing this by using a real life reference video which we will find on Pinterest. Then we will use this video to create the prompt for our video for our product. Here’s the video:

Video Summary

Here is a brief summary of how to replicate and copy existing product ads using AI tools like Seedance 2.5:

  • Find Visual Inspiration on Pinterest [[00:30]]: Search for product categories on Pinterest, filter the results to display only videos, and pick a high-quality video ad to use as a reference [[01:16]].
  • Download the Reference Video [[02:02]]: Use a tool like clickpin.com to paste the Pinterest video URL and download it to your device [[02:12]].
  • Analyze Video with Gemini [[02:34]]: Upload the downloaded video into Google Gemini to extract a timestamped scene breakdown, then upload product reference photos to generate a initial 30-second Seedance 2.5 prompt complete with voiceover and sound effects [[03:48]].
  • Refine the Prompt to Avoid Physics Glitches [[05:06]]: Review or run the prompt through an LLM like Claude to eliminate complex movements (e.g., shoe lacing, complex sports serves) that AI tools struggle to render [[05:30], [06:38]].
  • Generate the Final Ad [[07:06]]: Upload product images and the refined prompt to a generation platform (such as Hicksfield) to create a high-quality product commercial on the first attempt [[07:23], [07:50]].

Important Links

Pinterest Video Downloader

Higgsfield

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