UGC videos for Amazon

Short videos of real people using your product.

UGC videos for Amazon look like a real buyer made them. Shoppers trust them because they feel honest. We make creator videos for your Amazon and Walmart listing.

Studio concept

Who it’s for

Products that need to be seen in use

  • Your product is easier to show than to explain
  • Your listing has no video yet
  • You need video for your listing and ads
  • Shoppers ask “Does it really work?” in your questions

What you get

Ready for your listing

Ready for your listing video slot and for Sponsored Brands video ads. See ad creatives.

  • Vertical video for phones1080×1920, 9:16, MP4
  • Square cut for the listing1080×1080, 1:1, MP4
  • Length15 to 30 seconds
  • Captions burned in, plus a caption fileSRT
  • Cover imageJPG

How it works

Four steps

  1. Brief
    One thing to prove. A short script.
  2. Creator and setting
    We choose the person, the room and the mood with you.
  3. Make and edit
    We make the video, cut it tight and add captions.
  4. Deliver
    You get each cut, sized for your listing and ads.

Examples

Questions

Questions about UGC videos for Amazon

What is a UGC video for Amazon?

A UGC video is a short, creator-style clip of a person using your product, made to look like a buyer filmed it. Shoppers trust it because it feels honest. We make them for your Amazon and Walmart listings and your Amazon ads, and never present them as real reviews.

Are these real customers?

No. UGC is a style. The videos look like a buyer made them, but we make them for you. We never present them as real reviews.

Where can I use the videos?

On your Amazon and Walmart listings and in your Amazon ads. Usage rights are set out in your proposal.

Do they have sound?

Yes, with captions. Many shoppers watch with sound off, so the captions tell the story too.

Can I choose the person in the video?

Yes. We agree on the look and setting with you before we start.

Next step

Stop paying for clicks you lose.

Send your listing link. We’ll tell you which image costs you the most.

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