Turn a product photo into a 360° spin
A product on a plain background gives the cleanest spin; labels stay sharp.
Priced per second: a longer clip costs more, and a higher resolution bills each second at a higher rate. 5s: 720p … · 1080p … credits
Wide screen: YouTube videos, TVs, laptops and website headers.
360° Product Video
Clean white studio, e-commerce ready
Updated
Short answer: upload one product photo, pick one of 18 spin styles such as Marketplace White or Premium Black, and VdoBloom renders a 360-degree turntable clip, for 8 credits at the default 5 seconds and 480p (10 credits for 5 seconds at 720p while your balance is under 24 credits). A shorter 4-second spin costs 7 credits; the exact price is always on the Generate button. New accounts get 10 free credits plus 2 to 5 more a day from the daily check-in, and free-tier clips carry a VdoBloom watermark.
VdoBloom’s 360 product video AI turns one product photo into a turntable spin video. You upload the photo, pick one of 18 styles and choose a video model. The model then renders a constant-speed 360-degree rotation with the product held in the center, its shadow moving underneath and the label kept readable. There is no motorized rig, lightbox or second photo.
Is it free? New accounts get 10 free credits, enough for one 5-second spin at the default settings, so you can test before paying anything. The tab opens on a 5-second clip. A new account (under 24 credits) gets a 720p spin for 10 credits; with 24 credits or more it opens on a 480p spin for 8 credits. Shortening it to 4 seconds costs 7. After that, credits start at 300 for $19.50 as a one-time pack that never expires, or $15 a month. Spins downloaded on free credits carry a VdoBloom watermark. Paid-plan downloads are plain MP4.
It is built for Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Etsy and Shopify sellers, D2C brands and agencies who want listing video and ad creative without booking a product shoot. Every style prompt tells the model to keep the product's shape, colours, logo and label text exactly as in the photo. On the default Seedance models, and other models that take a last frame, your photo is also used as the last frame, so the spin ends on the view it started from.
Turn one product photo into a 360° spin video with VdoBloom's 360° Product Video tool. Pick one of 18 spin styles (we use Marketplace White, a pure white listing look), tick the confirm box, upload one sharp product…
Use one straight-on photo on a plain background, with the whole product in frame and the label facing the camera. Keep hands, props and heavy shadows out of it. The photo decides more of the result than any setting below.
Use Marketplace White for listings, Soft Grey Cyc for pale products, and Premium Black or Marble Pedestal for luxury. Category styles cover jewelry, apparel, footwear, beauty, electronics and food. Splash, Smoke, Neon and Floating Hero are for paid social.
There is no prompt box: each style is a full prompt that sets the surface, light and mood, and keeps the rigidity rules. To change the look, pick another style such as Premium Black or Lifestyle Orbit.
Test framing on a cheap model, then render the final on a stronger one. Runway, Seedance, PixVerse and Vidu let you choose square, 9:16 or 16:9. Some families, such as Kling 2.6 and the WAN image-to-video models, follow the shape of your photo.
Scrub to the middle of the clip, where the product is side-on and the model has had to fill in the most. If the logo is readable there, the rest of the rotation is usually fine.
Download the MP4 for a product page, a listing video slot or an ad build. On a paid plan the file has no watermark, so you can upload it as it is.
You need no turntable, lightbox, second angle or studio hire. The model fills in the sides and back it cannot see and carries them through one continuous rotation.
Compliant white and gray backdrops sit at one end of the range. Splash, smoke, neon and floating-hero looks for paid social sit at the other. All of them work from the same upload.
Every style prompt tells the model to keep the product rigid and the text legible for the full turn, with no melting and no invented packaging.
Each category has its own light. Jewelry gets pinpoint sparkle lights, fabric gets 45-degree softboxes, electronics get a light tent and food gets a warm slate table.
The camera is locked and the speed is constant. On Seedance and other models that take a last frame, your photo is the last frame too, so the spin ends on the same view and can repeat in a gallery slot. Other models aim for the same view but do not guarantee it.
The tab offers the full image-to-video model picker, from 3-credit tests to higher-fidelity families. The exact price shows before you generate.
The numbers to know before you spend credits. Updated 31 October 2026.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Input | One sharp product photo; no second angle needed |
| Styles | 18, including Studio Turntable, Marketplace White, Premium Black, Jewel Sparkle, Diwali Festive |
| Length | 4 to 10 s depending on model |
| Default length and price | 5 s: 8 credits at 480p on Seedance 2 Mini (balance 24+), or 10 credits at 720p on Runway Gen-3 (balance under 24) |
| Cheapest option | Seedance 2 Mini, 7 credits for 4 s at 480p |
| Free credits | 10 on signup plus a daily check-in of 2 to 5 credits |
| Watermark | On free-tier clips; any paid pack or plan downloads clean |
| Failed renders | Credits refunded automatically |
A 360 product video, also called a product spin or turntable video, shows a product rotating through a full circle so a shopper can see its sides and back. Traditionally it is shot on a motorized turntable inside a lightbox, or stitched from 24 to 72 stills.
An AI 360 product video works from a single photo. The video model holds what it can see and infers the angles it cannot, then animates a smooth orbit. That makes it fast and cheap. The trade-off is that the hidden sides are a best guess rather than a photograph, which matters for some listings (see the limits below).
All of these models are in the picker on this tab. Prices come from VdoBloom’s credit table, and the exact price shows on the Generate button before anything runs.
| Model | Good for | Length / quality | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2 Mini | Cheap framing and label tests | 4 s at 480p | 7 |
| Seedance 2 Mini (default at 24+ credits) | Standard listing spin | 5 s at 480p | 8 |
| Seedance 2 Mini | Sharper listing spins | 4 s at 720p | 14 |
| Seedance 2 Mini | Longer spins | 8 s at 480p / 720p | 13 / 27 |
| Runway Gen-3 | Default while your balance is under 24 credits | 5 s at 720p | 10 |
| Runway Gen-3 | Longer rotation | 10 s at 720p | 20 |
| Kling 2.6 image-to-video | Rigid shapes, follows photo shape | 5 s / 10 s | 25 / 50 |
| Seedance 2 | Highest-fidelity Seedance renders | 4 s at 480p / 720p | 31 / 66 |
Read more: Seedance 2 Mini · Runway Gen-3 · Kling 2.6 image-to-video · Seedance 2
Worked examples using the prices above. A Lite pack is 300 credits for $19.50, paid once, and the credits never expire.
| What you make | Spins | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| A test spin (Seedance 2 Mini, 480p, 4 s) | 1 | 7 |
| One product in three styles (Seedance 2 Mini, 480p, 4 s) | 3 | 21 |
| A 40-product catalog (Seedance 2 Mini, 480p, 4 s) | 40 | 280 |
| One spin on the default Runway Gen-3 (720p, 5 s) | 1 | 10 |
| What a Lite pack covers at 480p, 4 s on Seedance 2 Mini | 42 | 294 |
Each style is a full, tested prompt that already includes the shape-keeping and camera rules. Pick the job first and the mood second.
| Style | Best for |
|---|---|
| Studio Turntable | Clean white studio, general e-commerce |
| Marketplace White | Pure white RGB 255 background, product about 85% of frame, for listing media |
| Soft Grey Cyc | White, pale and glass products that vanish on white |
| Premium Black | Watches, black electronics, glossy bottles: mirror floor and rim light |
| Marble Pedestal | Boutique and premium goods on a marble plinth |
| Lifestyle Orbit | Camera orbits the product on warm wood with a soft background |
| Macro Detail Glide | Close pass on stitching, texture, ports and engraving |
| Floating Hero | Product hovering with no visible stand |
| Jewel Sparkle | Rings, chains, gold and gemstones |
| Ghost Mannequin | Apparel holding its shape with no model inside |
| Beauty Glow | Cosmetics, serums and droppers with backlit glow |
| Tech Light Tent | Phones, earbuds and glossy casings |
| Sneaker Low Angle | Footwear from a low hero angle |
| Gourmet Table | Packaged food and drink on a warm slate table |
| Splash Spin | Drinks and skincare ads with slow-motion splash |
| Smoke Reveal | Launch teasers with drifting mist |
| Neon Tech | Gaming and tech ads with magenta and cyan rim light |
| Diwali Festive | Festival campaigns with diyas and marigolds |
One product photo can cover several placements.
Read more: How to make an AI product 360 video · Amazon product video on white · AI video for e-commerce product ads
Most failed spins come from the source photo, not the model.
The model has seen only the front of your product, so the back and sides are inferred. For products where the back panel carries required information, such as ingredients, ratings or certifications, a real turntable or extra photos are still the accurate choice. Very small print and dense labels soften first, and reflective or transparent materials are the hardest case.
The tool makes a video file, not an interactive drag-to-rotate 3D viewer, and it renders one product per photo. It does not batch a whole catalog from one upload. You queue spins one after another and collect them from your Creations library. Marketplace video rules change, so check the current spec for your category before uploading.
Yes. One straight-on photo is enough; the model fills in the sides it cannot see, so very asymmetric products may not match exactly at the back. A first spin costs 7 to 10 credits.
Your first spins are free on the 10 signup credits, and the daily check-in adds 2 to 5 credits a day. Free downloads carry a VdoBloom watermark; any paid pack removes it.
No. One sharp, straight-on photo is enough. The model fills in the angles it cannot see. A second angle will not help, but a better front photo will: plain background, even light, label facing the camera.
New accounts get 10 free credits with no card. A 4-second 480p spin on Seedance 2 Mini costs 7 credits, so your first spin is free; a 720p one costs 14. Downloads on free credits are watermarked. Paid credits start at 300 for $19.50, one-time and never expiring.
On a paid plan, no. The MP4 downloads with no logo or end card. Spins downloaded on the free signup credits carry a VdoBloom watermark, so treat them as tests. Some marketplaces reject listing video that carries third-party branding.
The styles are written to keep the product rigid and the text legible for the full turn. Text the model can read clearly in your photo holds best, and tiny print softens first. For texture or engraving, run a second pass with Macro Detail Glide.
Marketplace White is written for listing media: a pure white background, the product at about 85% of the frame, no props or stand, and a small contact shadow. Requirements vary by category and change over time, so check the current spec before uploading.
Match the backdrop to the product. Pale or glass items go on Soft Grey Cyc, and dark or glossy ones on Premium Black. Gold and gems go on Jewel Sparkle, apparel on Ghost Mannequin and footwear on Sneaker Low Angle. For ads rather than listings, try Splash Spin, Smoke Reveal or Floating Hero.
Yes, on models that expose an aspect-ratio setting (Runway, Seedance, PixVerse, Vidu). Choose square for a gallery, 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, or 16:9 for a site banner. Other families follow your photo’s shape, so crop the photo first.
Usually a few minutes for short clips. 1080p and the heavier models take longer. Rendering runs on the server, so you can queue several products, close the tab and collect them from Creations.
Change one thing per attempt. Use a sharper photo, crop tighter, then shorten the clip. If the shape itself bends, try a higher-fidelity model. If a render fails, the credits are refunded and you can queue it again.
Uploads and finished spins stay in your own Creations library, visible only to your account, and each item can be deleted. Nothing is published automatically. An account is needed, and signing up takes an email only.
