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Configure videos for bulk optimisation

Choose the video quantity and shared creative guidance, then review credits and platform support.

Use videos in a bulk run when several products need a similar creative approach. Each product still needs an accurate primary image and a review of its own generated result.

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Set up videos

  1. Start a Bulk Optimisation run, choose the listings and open the configuration screen.

  2. Turn on Videos and set the number of videos per listing.

  3. Open the video settings under Advanced customisation.

  4. Check the primary references and any additional supporting assets. Choose the available composition, format and brand/style guidance.

  5. Review the suggested prompt or write a brief that describes the scene and movement you want. Preserve the product’s shape, materials and distinguishing details.

  6. Review any per-listing adjustments and the total number of outputs.

  7. Check the estimated credits for the entire run, then select Generate when ready.

Bulk video configuration with reference assets, composition and prompt settings

Use a shared video brief, then check each product’s reference and the estimated run cost.

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Write a useful motion brief

Describe one achievable scene, the camera movement and the product details that must remain accurate. For example: “Slow camera movement around the candle set on a neutral table. Keep all three jars and labels unchanged.” Avoid requesting product functions or accessories that are not real.

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Review the generated clips

Play each clip from start to finish. Check product appearance, logos, text, motion and any audio. Accept suitable clips, or refine and regenerate. Check the displayed credits before generating additional versions.

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Check how video reaches your store

Automatic video upload depends on the connected platform. Read the review or publishing notice. Where upload is unsupported, download the video and add it through your store’s own media controls. Approval in Sprintr does not establish that a manually uploaded video is already on your storefront.

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