The link is the brief
Paste the product URL and it pulls the photos, price and details off the page. Nothing to write up, nothing to export.
The photos, the price and the words you wrote to sell it are already on that page. What you are missing is the production, not the information.
It is rarely the idea. Most stores know the angle they want to try. What stops them is that trying it costs a shoot, an editor or a creator fee, and it might not work. So the product page keeps doing the selling on its own.
The app reads your storefront for a brand as well as a product: name, voice, logo, colours and keywords come back drafted for you to correct once. Every later product from the same store inherits that brand and skips the step, so the second video takes less of your attention than the first.
Paste the product URL and it pulls the photos, price and details off the page. Nothing to write up, nothing to export.
No app to add, no theme file to edit, no permissions to grant. It works from the public product page, the same one your customers see.
Run the same URL again for a different treatment, or work through a collection product by product.
Three outputs from different corners of a catalogue: apparel, pet, a pantry product. More in the examples library.
No. There is nothing to install and nothing to change in your theme. You paste your public product URL and the work happens in the InstantClips app.
The page is source material, so a page that says little gives the script little. If the description is one line, either improve the page first or upload photos and work from those. Amazon links are the one exception to link import; there is a page for that.
Paste a product link and go straight into the app. Prefer to upload photos? You can do that there instead. New accounts start with free credits and no card.
No brief or prompts required. No product page? Upload photos in the app.