In the darkroom. This engine is still being developed and tested; details can change.
WS-019 · FR 19 · Engine Run
Unboxing Clip Engine
A product and its packaging in, a first-person unboxing clip out.
A · Free · keyword UNBOX
The preset and the shotlist
The preset this engine reads and the shotlist template it fills. Enough to run one shoot by hand and see if it fits your brand.
Fig. 1 · The board
A Input slot
product photo + packaging photo (box, tissue, insert)
B Engine
- 01product-sheet
- 02single-shot
- 03animate-shot
- 04vision-qc
route higgsfield · fallback gemini
C Contact sheet
3-4 key frames (box closed, lid off, reveal, in hand) and a 6-10 s clip in 9:16
Data sheet
- Input
- product photo + packaging photo (box, tissue, insert)
- Output
- 3-4 key frames (box closed, lid off, reveal, in hand) and a 6-10 s clip in 9:16
- Models
- nano-banana-pro · seedance
- Route
- higgsfield (fallback gemini)
- Command
- /ugc-ad
- Cost per run
- ~4 image generations + 1-2 Seedance clips
- Maturity
- In build: not finished yet
Fig. 2 · Sample output
Placeholder frames · real output replaces them before launch
These are drawn placeholders, not engine output. Real frames from this engine replace them when it is released.
What it does
It stages the moment a customer opens the box: closed box on a table, lid off, the product revealed, the product in hand. Key frames first, then one clip that moves through them.
What you see in the post
The board: four empty frames in a row, labelled 01 BOX, 02 LID, 03 REVEAL, 04 IN HAND. They develop
in order, then the strip plays as one clip in a phone frame.
How it runs
/ugc-ad(planned) with mode unboxing.product-sheetlocks product and packaging;single-shotrenders the four key frames.animate-shotturns the frames into a clip;vision-qcchecks the packaging stays the same.
What you get (the giveaway)
- free: the unboxing shotlist (four beats, angles, hands rules) (
../weadapt-studios-products/product/studios/ugc-studio/free/) - studio: the UGC Studio once packaged
Honest limits
In build: runs as a chain of existing skills. Hands opening a box are the hardest part; expect rejects. The clip is labelled as AI and never presented as a real customer.
