Video for the listing itself
Listing video normally means a shoot. Photos you already own are a cheaper starting point.
Straight answer first: you cannot paste an Amazon product URL. Upload your listing images instead. That route works, and it is the one this page is about.
Link import works with Shopify and most other stores. You paste the URL and the page gets read for photos, price and details. Amazon is the exception, and it is better to say so on this page than let you find out after pasting one.
Uploading photos is not a workaround. It is the second supported input, and a listing gallery is exactly the kind of asset it expects. Save the main image and two or three angles off your own listing, add a lifestyle frame if you have one, and skip the infographics, which are mostly text and give the clip nothing to move. PNG, JPG, HEIC, TIFF and WebP all upload.
Listing video normally means a shoot. Photos you already own are a cheaper starting point.
The same vertical clip runs as a TikTok, Reels, Shorts or Meta ad pointing at the listing.
Video for the long tail, not just the hero ASIN. When a clip costs credits instead of a production day, the fiftieth product can have one too.
A personalised gift, a beauty product and an apparel item. More in the examples library.
Then use that URL. Product links work with Shopify and most other stores, and a store page usually carries better copy for the script than a listing does. See the Shopify page.
That is Amazon's call, not ours. Their specs and policies change and vary by program. You get a standard vertical MP4 and can use it in your own marketing and commercial campaigns; check it against the current requirements for the placement before uploading.
Save the images off your listing and upload them in the app. If you also run your own store, paste that product link instead. New accounts start with free credits and no card.
PNG, JPG, HEIC, TIFF and WebP. Several angles of one product.