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Amazon’s AI video tool for ments can also showcase a product’s selling proposition and features. 5c3m2f

Amazon Introduces New AI Video Tool That Can Generate ments Using a Single Product Image

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The AI video tool generates four different variations from a single prompt

Highlights
  • Amazon is also rolling out a Live Image generator for rs
  • Both AI tools are currently available in beta to select US rs
  • The AI tool reportedly generates six to nine-second-long videos
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artificial intelligence (AI) video generator tool that can create ments on Thursday. The e-commerce giant said the new video tool will enable rs to generate a “content-rich” video packed with the product's selling proposition and features. The company claimed the video can create ments with just a single product image. Additionally, Amazon has also introduced a new live image capability in the existing image generator. Both of these tools are available to select US rs in beta.

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The new AI tools are being launched by Amazon Ads. In a newsroom post, the company claimed that the video generator for ments can create “ interesting and relevant video ads for customers”. The e-commerce giant also claimed that the AI model can generate “visually rich” video content with a single product image. These videos can also be adjusted so that the product's unique selling proposition (USP) and features are also included.

Alongside, the company also released a new live image capability into its AI image generator aimed at enterprise clients. The new feature allows s to generate short, animated campaign images using AI. These are likely similar to the pop-up looping GIFs that show up as ments on various web pages. Both tools are currently available in beta. Amazon showcased the live image feature but did not share any details about the video tool.

Meanwhile, an Amazon spokesperson reportedly told TechCrunch that the ad-specific AI video generator can create six-to-nine-second-long videos at a resolution of 720p and 24 frames per second (fps). These videos are said to take up to five minutes to create and every iteration generates four variations for s to choose from.

However, it is not clear if s can add natural language text prompts for specific instructions or if there are different methods to achieve the same. There is no information about editing an already generated video either.

The report also highlighted that all the ments generated using the AI tool follow a set template. There are two scenes with headlines, background music, and a call to action. Additionally, it is said that the soundtrack can be customised. Further, the upper-right-hand corner of the frame reportedly shows the brand logo.

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