How to Make a 360 Product Video From Two Photos With AI

A 360 product video is the clip where the product turns on itself so the customer sees every side without clicking through a gallery. It used to take a motorised turntable, a light tent, a camera on a rail and an afternoon per product. Since 10 September 2026 it takes two photos on The New Black AI: the front and the back of the piece, and Product 360 makes the turn. This guide says how, what to photograph, what it costs, and where to put the clip.

What Product 360 does

You upload two photos of the same product, the front and the back. You describe the rotation in a few words, or pick a suggestion: a full slow clockwise turn, a half turn and back. You choose 5 to 30 seconds. The workflow returns a clip, in the setting of your photos, where the product turns from the front you photographed to the back you photographed. Both sides are shown exactly as in the photos; the side you did not give is not invented.

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That last point is the difference with a video generator that starts from one image and imagines the rest. A turntable is a catalogue document: the customer is deciding whether the back has a vent, where the seams sit, how long the sleeve is. It has to be true. Two photos make it true.

How to make one, step by step

1. Photograph the front and the back of the product in the same place, framed the same way, same distance, same light. The clip keeps that background, so choose it: white for a catalogue, your studio or a real setting for a story. A ghost mannequin image works particularly well: the garment already holds its shape with nobody inside, so the turn reads like a mannequin turning. 2. Open Product 360 in the studio, under Workflows, right after Reimagine your Model. 3. Upload the front, then the back, in that order. 4. Describe the rotation, or leave the suggestion. 5. Choose the length, 5 to 30 seconds, and generate. The price in credits is on the button before you spend anything. 6. Find the clip in your grid, next to the two photos, in the same project. Publish it from there.

What to photograph, and what to avoid

• Same product, same framing, same light on both sides. The turn is only as clean as the pair.
• The background you want in the clip: it is kept as photographed. White for a catalogue, a real setting for a story.
• Flat, on a hanger, on a mannequin or ghost mannequin: all work. On a model, the person turns with the garment, which is a job for Model Walk, not Product 360.
• Avoid a front and a back that differ in size or crop: the workflow keeps the shape of the front photo.

Where the clip goes

• Product page. Shopify accepts a video in the product gallery; the clip is published there from the Product section of its window, under the product.
• Marketplace listing. Most marketplaces accept a short video as the last gallery slot.
• Stories and reels. A five second turn is a clean opener for a drop.
• Before the sample. Two photos sent by the factory become a turn you can look at with the pattern maker.

For a whole catalogue, Bulk generation runs Product 360 on up to thirty products at a time, two photos each.

What it costs

Product 360 is open to every account, like the other guided video workflows, and runs at two levels: Standard in 720p for everyone, Pro in 1080p with any plan. The price is shown on the Generate button: on Standard, in 720p, 11 credits for a 5 second clip and 22 for 10 seconds; on Pro, in 1080p, 22 and 44. Building the pair of photos costs nothing if you have them; if you only have a worn photo, the ghost mannequin workflow gives you the clean front for one credit.

Feature page: Product 360. The two sister workflows launched the same day: UGC Video and Model Walk, with an overview of the three.