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OOTD video template for any outfit

palace · party · shown on a brown fringed cropped jacket · 16 seconds

16-second video · 720p · 1 credit per second

Background

Where the video is shot.

Your product

Works with any outfit. Add all your photos here. For best results, include the front and back of your garment.

Drag photos in, or click a box.

Pick a model

About this template

A 16-second vertical OOTD video in 9 shots, shown here on a brown fringed cropped jacket. Setting of the original: a rustic equestrian stable courtyard where weathered coral-red plaster and exposed red brick frame deep open stalls, black metal gates and rough timber rails border dusty and tiled walkways, banana palms and clipped greenery rise beyond the masonry, and warm directional sunlight picks out terracotta tones, vivid red tack and glossy horse coats against cool, nearly black interiors.

Shot by shot

  1. 0.0–2.4s Full length, head out of frame, camera pans: walks away from the camera.
  2. 2.4–3.6s Full body, fixed camera: poses beside the horse while holding its lead.
  3. 3.6–4.9s Thighs up, fixed camera: caresses the horse's cheek.
  4. 4.9–6.5s Full body, camera tracks the subject: strokes the horse's face.
  5. 6.5–8.1s Thighs up, fixed camera: raises the brim of her cowboy hat.
  6. 8.1–10.9s Full body, fixed camera: walks to screen right while holding the brim of her hat.
  7. 10.9–11.7s Thighs up, fixed camera: holds the brim of her hat.
  8. 11.7–13.8s Full body, fixed camera: lowers her right hand from the hat brim.
  9. 13.8–16.0s Thighs up, camera circles the subject: walks away toward screen right.

What changes

You replace the fringed cropped jacket with photos of your own product. The video shows it from behind, so a back photo helps.

Worn as in the original: belt, denim mini skirt, cowboy boots, cowboy hat, asymmetric halter crop top, earrings, choker, layered pendant necklaces, stacked wrist cuffs and rings.

You choose the model from the library, and the background can stay as filmed or change to another setting.

What it costs

16 credits at 720p or 32 at 1080p — one credit per second of video, two at 1080p.

On a monthly plan that is $4.40 to $5.28 a video at 720p, depending on the plan.

Questions

What photos do I need?
A photo of your product — a flat lay or an on-model shot is fine. More angles help with prints and backs, and anything you do not replace stays as it is in this video.
What do I get back?
A vertical MP4, 16 seconds long, at 720p or 1080p. It is silent, so you add your own music when you post.
Can I use the same model for all my products?
Yes. Pick the same model from the library each time, and your videos match across a collection.

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