Full Rotation, Slow and Smooth
The recipe asks for a slow 360-degree turn on a turntable, so viewers see the front, sides and back of the product in one continuous move.
Your product rotates on a studio turntable.
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Items with a simple or symmetrical back: bottles, jars, candles, cups, boxes, headphones. Products whose back looks very different from the front may need a custom video with extra reference images.
This recipe takes exactly one image as the first frame. For multi-angle references, use Seedance 2.0 in the Video generator, which accepts up to 9 reference images.
Each clip costs 132 credits, shown before you start. Failed generations are refunded automatically. New accounts get 50 free credits; Pro ($9.90/month or $99/year) and Lifetime ($199 one-time) include 1,000 credits per month, and credit packs are available.
Yes. Content you generate can be used in ads, stores and social media, subject to the terms of service and the model providers' policies.
5 seconds, 9:16 vertical, 720p, no audio. It has a seamless loop feel, so it repeats smoothly on autoplay.
Logos facing the camera in your photo usually stay clear at the start and end of the turn. Small text on hidden sides may not be accurate, so check the clip before publishing.
Yes. Generations are private unless you share them to the community.
The recipe asks for a slow 360-degree turn on a turntable, so viewers see the front, sides and back of the product in one continuous move.
Soft highlights travel across the surface as it turns, which is what makes glass look like glass, metal look brushed and leather look like leather.
A neutral studio setting with a premium commercial feel keeps attention on the product instead of the background.
The clip is 9:16 at 720p, the native shape of Reels, TikTok, Shorts and most product page video slots on mobile.
The 5-second turntable video has a seamless loop feel and no audio, so it can autoplay quietly on a product page or sit under your own music.
A 360 product video shows an item rotating in place so shoppers can see it from every side, the way they would turn it in their hands in a shop. It answers questions a still image cannot: how thick is it, what does the back look like, how does the finish catch the light.
The classic way to film one is a motorized turntable, a light tent and a camera on a tripod, then editing and exporting. On NeoMundo, the 360° Turntable recipe needs only one photo. Seedance 2.0 Fast, the faster version of ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 video model, uses your image as the first frame and follows a fixed instruction: slow 360-degree rotation on a turntable, clean studio, soft moving highlights, seamless loop feel, premium commercial look.
The result is a 5-second product spin in 9:16 at 720p, without sound, usually ready in 1 to 5 minutes. It costs 132 credits, shown on the Generate button, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
One honest limit: a single photo only shows one side. The model has to imagine the parts it cannot see, so products with a simple or symmetrical back, like bottles, jars, candles, cups and boxes, give the most faithful results. For more camera moves, try the Cinematic Reveal recipe or write your own prompt in the Video generator at /create/video.
Place the product on a plain surface, light it evenly and shoot straight on, with the whole item in the frame and a little space around it. A white background image from our White Background Main Image recipe also works as a source.
Upload one JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. There is no text field: the rotation, studio and lighting are built in. Press Generate; the button shows 132 credits.
Watch the full turn and check the sides the photo did not show. If the back looks wrong, try a photo taken from a slightly higher three-quarter angle. Download and upload the clip to your store or social account.
Add the product spin as the second or third gallery item so shoppers can check shape and finish without leaving the page. The silent loop suits autoplay.
A 5-second vertical turntable video is a clean product teaser. Add a price or launch date in your editor and post it as a quick drop announcement.
Motion catches attention in a scrolling feed. Use the rotation as the opening seconds of an ad, then cut to a lifestyle shot or offer.
Show a prototype from every side on a campaign page before you have a full production shoot, then replace it with filmed footage later.