Clippy

MuseReels turns one product photo and one sentence into a finished 10-second vertical 3D ad in about four minutes, for under seven cents in Meta model calls. Feed it a product CSV and it makes an ad for every product in the catalog. The problem: a small shop has hundreds of products and no budget for video. Short vertical video is where buyers look, and a single product ad takes days of work. How it works: Muse Spark plans each film like a director: the concept, the shots, camera moves, light, set and elements. SAM 3.1 cuts the product out of the photo, and our own GSAP + Three.js engine turns it into a real 3D object wearing the customer's photo, with the title and price set as real 3D type, so prices are never misspelled. What is new: before anything is assembled, our engine draws every part on a sheet (the product from four sides, the elements, the set) and Muse checks it against the original photo. A wrong colour or a missing label is caught on a cheap picture, not in the finished ad. The film is then built from JSON, checked by code rules, drawn as a one-frame-per-shot film sheet, and reviewed once more by Muse before it is committed. The film is data, not a video: every film can be checked, replayed and exported to MP4 at any time. Once you like a film, its own frames can guide a video model (Fal MiniMax H3, about $0.50 for 10 s) for a richer final cut. Measured on 4 Nov 2026: 2.5 to 5 minutes and $0.035 to $0.065 per film.