AI Promo Video Maker
Turn your next sale, event or launch into eye-catching promo clips from a short prompt, and sign in to get one free 5-second video as a new user.
What Is an AI Promo Video Maker?
An AI promo video maker creates short, attention-grabbing clips that announce something: a summer sale, a grand opening, a concert, a new menu, an app update or a holiday campaign. On Veo 4 you describe the scene and the energy you want, such as confetti falling over a shop counter or a city skyline lit up for a festival night, then choose a style, aspect ratio and duration, pick a model and generate. The clips become the visual base of your promo, and you add the offer, date and logo on top.
Promo videos are made often and fast. A shop may need a new one every week, an event organizer needs teasers in the month before a date, and a marketing team needs seasonal versions for every channel. Hiring a crew or an animator for each of these is slow and costly. Generated clips let you go from a campaign idea to visuals in the same afternoon, test several moods, and keep a consistent look across a whole campaign by reusing the same style, filter and palette in every prompt you write.
Each clip is short, usually 4 to 10 seconds, which is the right length for social ads, story frames and screen loops. Wan 3.0 can produce up to 30 seconds at 480p for one continuous shot. For a longer promo, generate several clips and edit them together with text, music and your call to action in any editor. Veo 4 does not render your exact text or logo reliably, so add those in editing. Some models, such as Veo 4 and Veo 3.1, generate sound. New users can test a promo idea with one free 5-second Seedance 1.5 Lite video.
Why Use Veo 4 as Your AI Promo Video Maker
The wizard is built for quick campaign work, from the first idea to clips in every format.
From campaign idea to clip
Write the mood and the moment, such as a neon-lit storefront at night with shoppers rushing in, and the model builds the scene. You do not need storyboards, footage or animation skills. Turn on AI Enhanced Prompt to add camera moves and lighting to a short campaign idea.
High-energy motion
Promo clips need movement that grabs attention: fast push-ins, swirling confetti, light trails, bursting balloons and crowds cheering. Kling 3.0 and Hailuo 2.3 handle this kind of dynamic, stylized motion well, while Veo 4 and Veo 3.1 suit realistic scenes such as a busy restaurant or a live venue.
Brand colors in every prompt
Name your brand colors in the prompt, such as deep teal and coral or black and gold, and reuse the same description across a campaign. Combine it with one filter and one style so every clip in a launch week looks like it comes from the same brand.
Animate your own visuals
Upload a poster, a photo of your venue, a dish from your menu or a product shot, and use image-to-video to add motion. A still event poster becomes a moving background with drifting light, and a storefront photo can come alive with people walking past at dusk.
Every placement covered
Make 9:16 clips for Stories, Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 1:1 for feed posts, and 16:9 for YouTube, websites and in-store screens. Generate the same idea in each ratio rather than cropping, so the main action stays in frame on every platform where you run the campaign.
Fast, predictable costs
Credits are deducted before each generation and refunded if a generation fails, so you only pay for clips you receive. Paid plans download MP4 files with no watermark. New users can try the workflow first with one free 5-second Seedance 1.5 Lite video after signing in.
Promo Video Prompt Examples
Use these prompts as starting points and replace the setting, colors and mood with your campaign.
Flash sale storefront
A modern clothing boutique at night, bright red and white light fills the windows as shoppers rush through the glass doors, shopping bags swinging. Fast push-in from the street toward the entrance, high contrast lighting, energetic commercial style, vertical framing.
Grand opening confetti
Gold confetti and streamers burst over a small coffee shop counter as a barista lifts a ribbon-wrapped cup toward the camera, customers clapping in the background. Slow motion, warm golden lighting, shallow depth of field, celebratory cinematic style.
Music festival teaser
Wide aerial shot sweeping over an outdoor music festival at dusk, a crowd with raised hands in front of a stage glowing with purple and blue lights, smoke and beams cutting through the air. Fast drone movement, vibrant saturated colors, epic event promo style.
New menu sizzle
Close-up of a burger patty sizzling on a hot grill, flames flaring up, then cheese melting over it as a chef's spatula flips it onto a toasted bun. Fast cuts of motion, dramatic warm side light, steam and sparks, mouth-watering food promo style.
Holiday campaign
A cozy living room on a snowy evening, wrapped gift boxes in green and gold paper under a decorated tree, string lights twinkling and snow falling outside the window. Slow dolly-in, warm soft lighting, festive color palette, heartwarming holiday promo style.
Gym membership push
Inside a modern gym at sunrise, a woman finishes a set of battle rope waves, chalk dust hanging in the air, orange light pouring through tall windows. Low angle slow motion shot, high contrast, bold teal and orange grade, motivational fitness promo style.
How to Make a Promo Video with AI
The wizard at the top of this page takes you from a campaign idea to a clip in four steps.
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Describe the moment and mood
Write the scene that sells your campaign: the place, the action, the colors and the energy. Keep it visual and leave the offer text out, since you add that later. Turn on AI Enhanced Prompt to add camera and lighting detail to a short idea.
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Add a poster or photo if you have one
Upload an event poster, a venue photo or a product image to use image-to-video. The model keeps the composition and adds motion such as moving lights, people or weather. Skip this step to generate the scene entirely from your prompt.
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Pick style, ratio and duration
Choose a style and filter that match your brand, then set the aspect ratio for the placement: 9:16 for Stories and TikTok, 1:1 for feed posts, 16:9 for YouTube and screens. Pick a composition that leaves space for your headline, and set the duration.
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Generate and finish in your editor
Pick Kling 3.0 or Hailuo 2.3 for dynamic motion, or Veo 4 and Veo 3.1 for realism and sound, then generate. Credits are deducted at the start and refunded on failure. Download the MP4 and add your offer, date, logo and music in any editor.
Who Uses an AI Promo Video Maker
Any business or organizer with something to announce can use short promo clips.
Retail sales and seasonal campaigns
Shops run sales for holidays, season changes and clearance events many times a year. Generate a fresh set of clips for each campaign in your brand colors, add the discount and dates in an editor, and post them across Stories, feeds and in-store screens within the same day.
Restaurants, cafes and bars
Announce a new dish, a happy hour or a live music night with mouth-watering close-ups and lively room scenes. Upload a photo of your dish or interior to use image-to-video, so the clip shows your real food and space with steam, light and movement added.
Events, concerts and festivals
Build anticipation in the weeks before an event with a series of teasers: the venue at night, crowds and stage lights, then a countdown clip. Generate a consistent style so the whole series feels connected, and add the lineup and ticket link in your editor.
App and software launches
Software is hard to show without screens, but promo clips do not need to show the interface. Generate lifestyle scenes of the problem you solve, such as a calm person finishing work early, then add your app screenshots and feature callouts on top in your editor.
Gyms, studios and local services
Gyms, salons, dance studios and other local services can promote new memberships, classes or openings with energetic scenes of the experience. Short vertical clips with a clear offer and a location work well in local ads and on community pages, where viewers decide within seconds.
Agencies and freelancers
Marketing agencies and freelance designers can show clients several promo directions before production starts. Generate three moods for the same campaign, such as playful, premium and bold, present them as moving mood boards, and refine the chosen direction with more clips until the client signs off on the final look.
Tips for Better AI Promo Videos
Lead with motion in the first second
Open each prompt with the biggest movement: a burst of confetti, a door swinging open, a flame flaring up. Promo clips compete with endless scrolling, and a strong first second of action gives your headline a chance to be read before viewers move on.
Keep text out of the prompt
Models do not reliably render exact words, prices or logos. Leave the offer, dates and brand name out of the prompt, and ask for clean space in the frame instead, such as an empty wall or open sky at the top. Add sharp text and your logo in your editor.
Repeat the same look across a campaign
Write one style line, such as "bold teal and coral palette, high contrast, energetic commercial style", and paste it at the end of every prompt in the campaign. Use the same filter each time. Repetition is what makes ten separate clips read as one recognizable campaign.
Match pacing to the platform
For Stories and TikTok, ask for fast camera moves and quick action that fit a 5 to 8 second slot. For in-store screens and website headers, ask for slower, looping motion such as drifting lights or gentle camera pans that do not distract from the message.
Use light to signal the mood
Bright, warm light reads as friendly and festive, neon and deep shadows read as exciting nightlife, and soft pastel light reads as calm and premium. Choose the light that matches your offer, and describe it plainly, for example "warm golden afternoon light" or "pink and blue neon".
AI Promo Video Maker FAQ
Answers to common questions about making promotional videos with AI on Veo 4.
Is the AI promo video maker free?
New users get one free 5-second 480p video with Seedance 1.5 Lite after signing in, which lets you test a campaign idea. Paid plans unlock Veo 4, Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Hailuo 2.3 and the other models, along with longer durations and higher resolutions. Credits are deducted before each generation and refunded if a generation fails.
Can it add my logo, prices and dates to the video?
Not reliably. The models generate the scene, but exact text and logos often come out distorted. Leave them out of the prompt, ask for clean space in the frame, and add your logo, offer, dates and call to action in any video editor or design tool. This also lets you reuse one clip for several offers.
Which model is best for promo videos?
Kling 3.0 and Hailuo 2.3 are strong for energetic, stylized motion such as confetti, light trails and fast camera moves. Veo 4 and Veo 3.1 suit realistic scenes like a busy restaurant or a live venue, and they can generate sound. Wan 3.0 gives up to 30 seconds at 480p. Seedance 1.5 Lite is the free option.
How long can a promo video be?
Most clips are 4 to 10 seconds, and Wan 3.0 can reach 30 seconds at 480p. Many promos for Stories and short-form ads are 6 to 15 seconds in total. For a longer promo, generate several clips and join them in any editor with text and music. Veo 4 has no built-in timeline editor or music library.
Can I turn my event poster or shop photo into a promo?
Yes. Upload the image in the wizard and use image-to-video, then describe the motion you want, such as lights pulsing behind a poster or people walking past your storefront at dusk. The composition stays close to your image. Text on a poster may blur or change during motion, so add important text again in your editor.
Do promo clips come with sound or music?
Some models, such as Veo 4 and Veo 3.1, generate sound like crowd cheers, sizzling food or city ambience. Other models produce silent clips. Veo 4 has no music library and no voice cloning, so add licensed music, a voiceover or platform audio in your editor or in the social app before you publish the promo.
What aspect ratio should I use for TikTok, Instagram or YouTube?
Use 9:16 for TikTok, Instagram Reels and Stories, and YouTube Shorts. Use 1:1 for square feed posts, and 16:9 for YouTube, websites and landscape screens in a shop. Generate each ratio separately instead of cropping, so the main action and the space for your text stay in the frame on every platform.
Can I use the promo videos in paid ads?
Paid plans download MP4 files with no watermark, which businesses commonly use in ads and on their own channels. Check the terms of service for the usage rights that apply to your plan, and follow each ad platform's rules, including any AI disclosure requirements. Do not use trademarked characters or the likeness of real people in prompts.
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Last updated October 7, 2026 · By Long Cheng