What is a 3D product video?
It is a short video of your product in a scene that was made on a screen with AI tools, with no camera and no location. At Thorns Digital we start from a photo of the real product, build the scene around it, and deliver stills and clips sized for your site, your feed and your ads.
Who it is for
Anything you sell that has to be seen, from perfume and food to cosmetics and packaging.
- A new label, color or season, shown without booking another shoot.
- A place you cannot take the product to: a canyon, a ruin at golden hour, a desert camp at dusk.
- One product in several worlds, so each campaign looks new.
- The same scene as a short clip for your reels.
How it works
- You send a photo of your product.
- We send back three visual directions.
- You pick one.
- You receive the finished stills and clips, sized for your feed, your site and your ads.
We make the scenes with AI image and video tools, starting from your photo. It is the same way we made the scenes in the Screening Room.
What you get
- Three visual directions made from a photo of your product. You pick one.
- The chosen scene as finished stills.
- The same scene cut for where it runs: site banner, Instagram feed, stories and reels, ads.
- Short clips of the scene, when you ask for video.
| Format | Shape | Pixels | Used for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Site | 16:9 | 1920 × 1080 | Website banner |
| Feed | 4:5 | 1080 × 1350 | Instagram feed |
| Story | 9:16 | 1080 × 1920 | Stories and reels |
| Square | 1:1 | 1080 × 1080 | Ads and listings |
Each format is framed on its own, so the product is never cropped out of its own picture.
What it costs
Product images and videos start from 20 JD. The price depends on what you ask for: how many scenes, stills or video, and how long each clip runs. These are starting prices. You get the final price in writing, with what it includes, before any work starts.
See it
The Screening Room on our home page shows three products, each in two worlds: a perfume in the Siq, olive oil in Jerash and coffee in Wadi Rum. We invented those products to show the method, and every frame was made on a screen. Your scenes start from a photo of your real product.
When a camera is the better tool
Use a camera when the picture must show the exact thing a customer will receive: a dish as it is served, a room, a person. 3D render or photoshoot sets the two side by side.
Questions about product videos
Do I need to send you the product?
No. A clear photo of the product is enough to start, and a few angles help: the front, the back and the label, in good light. We send back three directions and you pick one. Then we finish that scene as stills and clips in the sizes you need.
Are the pictures on this site real?
Some are. The Gardener, his estate and the product scenes in the Screening Room were generated on a screen with AI tools, and no camera was used. The client websites are real. Their screens are captured from the live sites, and you can open both and check.