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Topview Hands-On Test - The Ultra Money-Saving Full Workflow for Cross-Border E-Commerce Videos

Author: AI小集 · Original source: AI工具集

Friends doing cross-border e-commerce, let me ask a rather heart-piercing question: last month, how much did you burn on finding foreign models, renting overseas studios, and shooting product videos?

Many cross-border sellers mock themselves for working hard to sell goods, only to spend it all on creative assets in the end. The communication cycle with influencers is long, sample shipping is slow, and coordinating foreign models' schedules is difficult... After finally spending several thousand dollars to shoot a video, you throw it into Facebook or TikTok for paid traffic, and the data starts declining after just two days. Then you have to spend money again to shoot, edit, and test.

Looking at the recent BSR surge rankings on TikTok and Amazon, many hit products are AI assets.

For example, this video on TikTok has very high-end lighting and shadow, clothing texture, and spatial atmosphere. How high the conversion is with this level of engagement, those who know, know.

In the past, you couldn't get it done without spending a thousand or eight hundred dollars to hire foreign models and rent a venue. Now? It's all generated by AI.

Today let's break down together how this new generation of e-commerce content workflow actually works.

 

01. The New Generation Workflow for Cross-Border E-Commerce

 

Actually, everyone knows AI video is the trend. But after actually running AI video yourself, you'll find that AI video is like blind box card drawing. To get one usable shot, you have to generate repeatedly, burning money like crazy.

Recently I've been thinking hard about how to balance high image quality and success rate.

After testing many tools, I got it working on Topview ~ The method is very simple: use Image 2 to generate storyboard images, confirm the camera angle, lighting, and subject composition, then let Seedance 2.0 generate the long video. The workflow logic is simple and smooth.

The "blind box era" of AI video is completely over. The stability of video has directly risen by several orders of magnitude, and the cost has been cut to $0.10/second.

Let's open the Topview official website.

Official website:https://www.topview.ai/

The interface is very clean. First, in AI images, we use GPT Image 2 to generate a storyboard,

Move the mouse over the generated image, and you can choose to generate a video with reference to that image.

The combination of Image 2 and Seedance 2.0 can handle most content needs of cross-border e-commerce sellers. Let's pick a few of the most core monetization scenarios to look at.

Amazon / Independent Site Main Image Video

Sellers doing Amazon and independent sites all know that the quality of the main image video directly determines the conversion rate.

We select the image generation mode, upload a product image, and let Image 2 directly generate an advertising storyboard.

Prompt: Use this perfume image to generate an e-commerce advertising storyboard image. All storyboard text should be in English.

Image 2 makes the product storyboard very high-end, with a unified visual style and clean color tones.

The glass texture of the perfume bottle, product lighting and shadow, and various details are full of realism. It also designed the product's brand information, scent notes introduction, detail close-ups, usage scenarios, product information, and CAT in the storyboard, making the whole thing a very professional advertising script.

With this storyboard image, let's try letting Seedance 2.0 generate a video:

Prompt: Generate a video according to the storyboard of this storyboard image. The video should not have subtitles, and the narration should be in an English female voice.

The video quality is very high-end. Every frame and shot follows the storyboard. For cross-border sellers, as long as the storyboard is well designed, the resulting video effect can be guaranteed, and the controllability of the final output is much higher.

This method is used to makeproduct function demonstrationsThe same applies.

Prompt: The camera zooms in from a distance to the perfume on the bedside table, then a woman's hand picks up the perfume, sprays it on herself, takes a deep breath to savor it, and finally extends the perfume toward the camera. All copy in the storyboard is in English.

The results generated by Image 2 were more complete than I expected, and product consistency was maintained very well.

Prompt: Generate a video based on the storyboard, showing the process of the woman spraying perfume and presenting it to the camera. All copy in the storyboard is in English.

In the past, the place where AI video was most likely to fail was that as soon as the product started moving, it would deform, and the logo font would become distorted. With the support of storyboards and reference images, video products now maintain excellent consistency from all angles.

For products like jewelry, shoes, and bags, people tend to focus on appearance and shape, so we can directly use a full close-up video to showcase our product, letting users see the product in full from a 360-degree angle with no blind spots.

Prompt: Based on the product in the reference image, please generate a 3×3 English advertising storyboard with 9 shots in total. The scene is uniformly a clean and minimalist white studio, with the product positioned above a white display stand, slightly suspended in the air, with the product tilted slightly, performing a 360-degree clockwise rotation display. The 9 shots present different angles in sequence according to the rotation process, distributed as evenly as possible, fully showing details such as the front, side, three-quarter side, and back of the product. The overall style should be premium, minimalist, and have the texture of an e-commerce advertisement, with soft and clean lighting, highlighting the product's material and contours. Each shot retains a clear sense of camera framing and a unified composition.

Prompt: Based on the reference storyboard, generate a high-end sneaker product advertisement video. The scene is a minimalist white studio, with the shoe suspended above a white circular display stand, maintaining a slight sense of suspension and soft shadows. The video as a whole presents a 360-degree clockwise display logic, fully restoring the product's appearance and ensuring the product remains consistent in all shots without deformation. The style is clean, modern, and professional, with the texture of a high-end e-commerce advertisement, soft and even lighting, highlighting the material of the upper, the three-dimensional contours, and the sole design.

Throughout the entire video, whether it is the speed of the camera movement or the angle of the product rotation, everything feels just right, basically only missing a price display compared with the ads we usually see on TV.

Shooting a full close-up video like this requires renting a studio, using a slider, and professional lighting.Now, Topview perfectly understands spatial perspective and lighting continuity, and it only takes 15 credits to achieve a studio-shoot-level effect, and throughout the entire video, the material and three-dimensional contours of the upper maintain a high degree of consistency.

Multi-country UGC creator seeding

Asking local creators to shoot after sending samples takes a long cycle and involves many variables. With Topview, you can directly generate native-feeling blogger selfie videos.

Prompt: Please generate a 3×3 static storyboard with 9 shots in total, for subsequently generating a skincare UGC video. The overall style is a real skincare blogger's daily record, with a handheld smartphone shooting feel, natural morning light, slightly imperfect composition, and a soft light-luxury UGC aesthetic. The scene is uniformly a bright and clean bathroom or in front of a vanity mirror, with a warm and natural color tone, the person in a relaxed state, and skin delicate and hydrated. Each frame presents only one static key image, and the product in the storyboard is consistent with the reference image.

Panel 1: A girl holds a serum bottle close to the camera, product close-up, the girl's face in the background is slightly blurred, morning light shines on the glass bottle. Panel 2: Another aesthetically pleasing close-up of the serum bottle, the label is still clear, the hand-holding feel is natural, and the mirror-front environment is faintly visible. Panel 3: A dropper draws serum from the bottle and is about to drip it onto the fingers, with 2 to 3 drops of serum clearly visible.

Panel 4: The girl gently dabs the serum onto her cheeks, the movements are soft, the corners of her mouth lift slightly, and a mirror reflection is visible in the background.

Panel 5: The girl gently spreads the serum with her fingers, both hands close to her face, and the skin begins to look hydrated and radiant.

Panel 6: While looking at herself in the mirror, the girl gently massages her face, with a calm and satisfied expression.

Panel 7: A close-up of the face, with the skin appearing clear, delicate, and radiant.

Panel 8: The girl looks at the mirror with a satisfied expression, with a slight nodding feeling, and the atmosphere is natural and relaxed.

Panel 9: Ending hero shot, the girl holds the serum beside her face, the product and her face are both clear at the same time, and her smile is natural.

Prompt: Please generate a skincare UGC video based on the storyboard in the reference image. Strictly keep the serum bottle appearance consistent with reference image 2. The video style is a real skincare blogger's casual morning shot, natural light, slight handheld shake, slightly casual composition, and overall clean, soft, with a light luxury feel. The girl in the frame demonstrates while speaking naturally, with lip sync matching the lines, presenting the feel of a real blogger sharing a product with the camera. The opening shows a close-up of the serum bottle, with the label clearly readable; then the girl squeezes out 2 to 3 drops of serum, demonstrates while speaking, gently dabs it onto her cheeks and massages it in; finally, she looks at the mirror and nods slightly, revealing a satisfied smile. No subtitles.

The girl's voiceover is in Japanese, natural and gentle, with the voice synchronized with the visuals. Lines: “今日は、LUMIÈRE の美容液を使ってみます。テクスチャーは軽くて、肌になじみやすいです。少量でもすっと伸びて、しっとりします。朝のスキンケアにぴったりの、みずみずしい仕上がりです。自然なツヤ感が出て、すごくいい感じです。”

Topview perfectly preserves the slightly imperfect composition and slight handheld shake, and even the small flaws in skin texture are there. This raw feel is the closest to users.

Combined with multilingual voiceovers that can seamlessly match lip movements, one person alone can mass-produce a matrix of influencer recommendations for different language markets such as Japan, Europe, and the United States.

The same product can be placed into any scene, instantly maximizing the sense of product premiumness, without the need to travel around for on-location shoots.

Prompt: Based on the shoes in the reference image, generate a 3×3 storyboard with 9 panels in total, for the subsequent generation of an outdoor sports shoe advertising video. Strictly keep the appearance of the reference shoe style consistent and do not lose details. The overall storyboard style is realistic commercial advertising, cinematic natural light, clean composition, high-end texture, suitable for sports shoe e-commerce and brand advertising.

Panel 1: Indoor doorway scene, early morning natural light shines in through the glass door, and the shoes are placed on the ground.

Panel 2: The person bends down barefoot and reaches out to pick up the shoes. The shoes are still the main subject of the frame, and only the person's legs and hands are shown.

Panel 3: Close-up of shoelace details, hands are tying the shoelaces, and the shoelaces are still untied, highlighting the upper material, laces, and craftsmanship.

Panel 4: Another set of close-ups of tying shoelaces, the shoelaces are being tightened, the composition is tighter, highlighting the details of the toe and the shoe body.

Frame 5, a side close-up of the shoe worn on the foot, indoor floor setting, fully showing the shoe body silhouette and sole.

Frame 6, a side close-up of the shoe worn on the foot, a close-up standing on a small patch of grass, indoor floor setting.

Frame 7, a close-up of the shoe in an outdoor mountain and field environment, foot stepping on grass or rock, highlighting the shoe's texture in a natural setting.

Frame 8, a long shot, the person stands on a mountaintop or ridge, facing away from the camera or standing in profile, showing a sense of exploration and outdoor atmosphere.

Frame 9, the person stands at a high point gazing into the distance at the mountains and sea of clouds, the shoe is still clearly visible, serving as the closing hero shot, with an open and powerful atmosphere.

Unified aspect ratio, clear camera language, unified color tone, the overall transition naturally moves from warm indoor lighting to expansive outdoor scenery, emphasizing product usage scenarios and brand feel.

Prompt: Generate a sneaker advertisement video based on the storyboard in Reference Image 1. A girl prepares to go out at an indoor doorway, sees the shoes, bends down to pick them up and put them on, and after tying the laces, the scene naturally transitions to a grassy field. The girl walks forward, the camera tilts up, and an expansive mountain panorama is revealed. Strictly maintain the shoe's appearance consistency, the overall camera movement should be natural and smooth, with a high-end advertising feel, the shoe should always be the protagonist, no subtitles, no watermark.

Add an English female voiceover, with a natural, clear, and powerful voice, and the voiceover should be synchronized with the visuals. English voiceover: Morning starts with one simple choice.Step in.Lace up.Feel the ground beneath you.From the quiet doorway to the open field, every step takes you further.The world is waiting.Move light. Move free. Keep going.

Social media precision ad delivery

For Facebook and TikTok ad delivery assets, if you can't hook people in the first three seconds, it's over.

The core logic of e-commerce selling is to identify the pain points and provide solutions. Topview's workflow is very suitable for building emotional buildup for videos.

For example, to promote sunscreen spray, we can use a more detailed 4×4 16-frame storyboard, separately highlighting the user's pain points and the product's own advantages, and then let Topview present them coherently.

Prompt: Based on the product in the reference image, generate a 4×4 advertising storyboard with 16 shots in total. The overall style should be high-quality e-commerce advertising storyboard, with realistic, delicate, and bright visuals, suitable for sunscreen spray product promotion. Keep the product appearance, packaging, color, and brand details of the sunscreen spray in the reference image consistent. Do not include subtitles in any of the storyboard frames.

For the first 1 to 8 frames, use expressions and camera language to highlight the core sunscreen pain points of "harsh sun exposure," "fake white cast," and "embarrassing white streaks." - Under a blazing sun, with strong outdoor sunlight, the girl's skin is sunburned red, showing obvious discomfort from sun exposure. - Show that ordinary sunscreen looks unnaturally white on the face or body, and does not blend with the skin tone. - Show that ordinary sunscreen breaks down in high-temperature sweating scenarios, with white liquid running down the face or legs. The image should be slightly awkward but still maintain an advertising feel, and should not be vulgar or exaggerated.

The last 9 to 16 frames show the solution.

- The girl happily takes out the sunscreen spray from the reference image and evenly sprays it on her legs under natural outdoor light. The spray is fine and light, and the application motion is natural and smooth.

- After spraying, the skin tone of the legs is visually and naturally brightened, with a clear and translucent texture, not fake white, not heavy, and blends very well with the original skin tone.

- Show the girl easily playing, walking, taking photos, or running outdoors, in a relaxed and happy state, with her skin looking naturally radiant in the sunlight.

-Use the last storyboard as the hero shot: the girl holds this bottle of sunscreen spray toward the camera to showcase it, a gentle breeze lightly moves her hair and the hem of her clothes, her expression is confident and relaxed, the product is sharply in focus, and the background is a bright summer outdoor atmosphere, forming the ending frame of an e-commerce ad.

The camera language should vary, including wide shots, medium shots, close-ups, and extreme close-ups, with clear story progression. Each storyboard should feel like one shot from a real short video, with consistent composition, a premium color grade, and emphasis on summer sunlight, a fresh skin feel, and the product's selling points. The overall atmosphere should combine the ad logic of "first resonate with the pain point, then seed the solution."

Once you have visuals that accurately capture the pain points and advantages, then generate the video. Of course, for the subsequent video generation we can emphasize some details further, and the resulting video will look better.

Prompt: Generate a sunscreen spray ad video based on the storyboard in reference image 1, keeping the product consistent with reference image 2. The first half shows the pain points: harsh sun exposure, skin turning red from sunburn, typical sunscreen looking unnaturally white, and white marks appearing after sweating. The second half shows the solution: the girl takes out Koi Sunscreen Spray and sprays it on her legs, the mist is fine and delicate, the skin tone is naturally brightened, not unnaturally white. Then the girl plays happily outdoors, and finally holds the product toward the camera to showcase it, with a gentle breeze blowing and the product clear. In the last shot, the girl holds the sunscreen spray toward the camera to showcase it, a gentle breeze lightly moves her hair and the hem of her clothes, and the product is sharply in focus. The visuals are bright and fresh, with a premium summer ad feel, the camera movement is smooth and natural, no subtitles, no watermark. Add an English female voiceover, with a natural, fresh, and premium-sounding voice, and the voiceover must match the visuals in sync.

Through storyboard planning, we can precisely control the user's emotional ups and downs, first creating resonance, then naturally seeding the product. Only this kind of material can be used on TikTok to achieve a high ROI.

Ultra-macro POV effects can also be generated directly. The AI makes ice cubes dropping into golden soda highly atmospheric. Placed in any feed, it is god-tier material that instantly boosts click-through rates.

Prompt: Please generate a 3×3 static storyboard, 9 storyboards in total, for generating an approximately 15-second ultra-macro beverage POV video. The theme is a single ice cube falling into a glass of soda from a first-person perspective, passing through a storm of bubbles, seeing a lemon slice, gradually melting, and finally being sucked away by a straw vortex. The overall style is cinematic macro realism, 4K, hyper-realistic, clear and icy, golden soda, glass interior environment, rich carbonated bubbles, liquid refraction, ice cube reflections, and cinematic highlights. Each panel should present only one static keyframe, and no text content should appear in the image.

Panel 1: the ice cube plunges from above the rim toward the soda surface, the liquid surface is golden and glowing, and fine bubbles are clearly visible.

Panel 2: the ice cube crashes into the soda, liquid splashes, and bubbles surround the camera like an explosion.

Panel 3: the ice cube sinks into the glass, surrounded by dense rising carbonated bubbles, and the glass wall is refracted by the liquid.

Panel 4: a huge transparent bubble brushes past in front of the camera, like a floating glass ball.

Panel 5: the camera looks upward, and a lemon slice floats above the liquid surface like a glowing sun.

Panel 6: the edges of the ice cube begin to melt, the surface becomes rounded, and water droplets and fine cracks appear.

Panel 7: the soda level drops, the space inside the glass becomes emptier, bubbles decrease, and the light is quieter.

Panel 8: a vortex appears near the straw, bubbles are twisted into a spiral, and the ice cube is pulled toward the center.

Panel 9: the ice cube slips into the straw vortex, a dark vortex forms at the center of the frame, and the lemon slice in the distance becomes a blurred golden spot of light.

The 9 frames are visually continuous and unified, with consecutive keyframes in the video that can clearly reproduce the complete process of an ice cube falling into soda, being surrounded by bubbles, the lemon hanging high, melting, and being sucked away.

Prompt: Please generate an approximately 15-second ultra-macro beverage POV video based on the uploaded soda storyboard. The camera perspective is like an ice cube falling into soda in a glass, presented in storyboard order: the ice cube falls from the rim of the glass into golden soda, and after hitting the liquid is surrounded by a large number of carbonated bubbles, giant bubbles rise from beside it, a lemon slice floats above like a glowing sun, the ice cube gradually melts, the liquid level slowly drops, and finally it is drawn into and disappears in a whirlpool near the straw. The overall style is cinematic macro realism, 4K, hyper-realistic, clear and icy, emphasizing glass refraction, a carbonated bubble storm, ice cube reflections, lemon translucency, and a straw vortex. The camera is smooth and natural, with a strong macro texture, and the image has a cinematic commercial feel. No subtitles, no watermarks, no people.

Emotional marketing

Sometimes a product is not physically displayed, so we only need to use a series of images to make users who see this video interested, and then present our product at the end of the video.

Just like this prompt, the beginning is all scenes of Guilin's landscape, making viewers feel as if they are there, and at the end the Guilin five-day tour product is presented, guiding users to learn about the product through the link provided in the video.

Prompt: [00:00 to 00:04] Shot 1: The fairyland awakens. Aerial, epic, ethereal.

Camera position: An extremely high altitude drone looks downward, then pulls back very slowly.

Visual: Dawn. Thousands of extraordinary peaks rise from a dreamlike misty landscape. The Li River winds through them like a ribbon of emerald silk. Sunlight pierces through the heavy clouds, forming visible shafts of light that fall across the sheer rock cliffs. The scene feels deeply tranquil, vast, and mysterious, carrying an ancient sense of calling, like a monumental living ink painting in motion.

[00:04 to 00:08] Shot 2: An elegant journey. Medium shot, Zen like, refined.

Camera position: Low angle follow shot with a Steadicam, with the focus initially very soft.

Action: The image comes into focus. The elegant foot of a woman wearing high end custom linen shoes, symbolizing heritage and a connection to nature, gently steps onto a private bamboo raft.

Visual: The camera glides low across the water and focuses on her footsteps. The bamboo raft moves forward with extreme slowness, creating tiny, perfect ripples. In the background, the unusual peaks stand like folding screens. Sunlight stretches the shadow of her skirt and the raft into long graceful shapes. The entire image is filled with serenity, elegance, and an absolute sense of private luxury.

[00:08 to 00:12] Shot 3: A dialogue with the landscape. Close shot, harmony between humanity and nature, dynamic.

Camera position: A smooth push in from a medium shot to a close shot.

Visual: A blonde European woman sits on a low stool on the bamboo raft, holding a cup of premium rock tea with gentle steam rising from it. She slightly lifts her head and gazes deeply into the sky, just as a white egret glides through the mountains, creating a sacred visual dialogue. The camera captures the reflection of the landscape in her eyes, emphasizing an inner sense of peace and a reconciliation with the grandeur of nature.

[00:12 to 00:15] Shot 4: Sunset like a dream, then freeze. Wide shot, grand, forward looking.

Camera position: An epic panoramic shot combined with a highly explosive vertical lift.

Action: The camera rises rapidly from the woman and the bamboo raft, then turns into a top down view.

Visual: The glow of sunset paints the entire Li River and the countless peaks in brilliant gold. In the distance, an ancient fisherman, representing intangible cultural heritage, poles a narrow wooden boat with cormorants beside him, representing tradition, forming a silhouette that blends seamlessly with a modern high end luxury resort hotel in the far mountains, suggesting the future. The image freezes in slow motion on a panoramic view of the ten thousand peaks under a golden evening sky.

A refined line of English appears on the screen: “Five Days in Guilin, Only 9999.”

Real foreign model studio shoot

For clothing products, having a real model shoot a full display of each set costs a lot. Now, you only need to upload the product image, generate a storyboard, and a real-person clothing video is ready.

Prompt: Please generate a 4×4 fashion advertising storyboard based on the clothing in the uploaded reference image, with 16 storyboard frames in total, for subsequently generating an approximately 15-second streetwear fashion film. Maintain consistency of the model and clothing in the storyboard, without losing key clothing details. All storyboard frames take place in the same minimalist white studio space.

Frames 1 to 3: the images are respectively a close-up of lips, a close-up of the eyes, and a close-up of fingers gripping a bow or collar, with an intimate and striking atmosphere.

Frames 4 to 7 show the complete look: full-body standing pose, low-angle upward shot, squatting pose, and side turn looking back, highlighting the silhouette of the JK women's outfit, the plaid skirt hem, the jacket tailoring, and the overall styling.

Frames 8 to 12 enter a stronger street fashion state: the model leans close to the camera, looks provocatively at the camera, shrugs, turns and freezes, holds a bag, or pulls the skirt hem. The images can include white flash frames and slight glitch visuals.

Frames 13 to 16 serve as the ending: close-ups of fingers sliding across the jacket cuff, the bow, and skirt pleats. The final frame is a freeze-frame poster of the model standing in the center of the image wearing the complete JK women's outfit, holding a bag, with slightly messy hair and a confident gaze.

Each frame must look like a keyframe from a real fashion advertising video, with clear composition, prominent clothing details, and powerful poses. No text in the image. The overall look should be high-end, young, rebellious, and fashionable.

Prompt: Please generate a luxury streetwear fashion advertisement video based on the storyboard in reference image 1. Strictly follow the character styling, clothing design, background space, camera composition, and shot order in the storyboard. The clothing is the clothing in reference image 2 and must remain consistent throughout the entire video. Keep the background consistent with the storyboard. The overall style is hyper-realistic street fashion film, high contrast, cinematic lighting, shallow depth of field, handheld camera feel, fast editing, strong flash transitions, white strobe frames, slight glitch effects, whip pans, and instant zooms. The rhythm should be like a fashion ad with rock drum beats and electric guitar—fast, rebellious, confident, and impactful.

The video advances in storyboard order. From 0 to 3 seconds at the beginning, use extreme close-up shots to create a hook—lips, eyes, fingers touching the collar or clothing details, with slight handheld shake in the frame, and add an English whispered line “Hey… look.” Then cut into the next set of shots with a strong flash and rock beat.

From 3 to 7 seconds, enter the energy burst, rapidly cutting between full-body looks, low-angle upward shots, squatting poses, side-turned glances back, and close-ups of clothing details, highlighting the clothing silhouette, fabric texture, hem, cuffs, buttons, neckline, or bag details, with the camera pushing in quickly to the beat.

From 7 to 11 seconds, enter the chaotic fashion segment. The model gets close to the camera, with slight wide-angle distortion, bolder poses, rapid flash cuts, frame skipping, and glitch effects, and she playfully shrugs and says “Looks silly, doesn’t it?”

From 11 to 15 seconds, enter the ending. The rhythm slows slightly but retains a sense of power. Close-ups of fingers sliding across clothing details, hair gently blown by the wind, the model looks at the camera, and softly says “But you like it, don’t you?” Finally, end with a strong flash, a quick push-in, and a freeze-frame-like hero shot.

The visuals must maintain a premium commercial advertising quality, with natural and realistic people, delicate skin texture, natural hair movement, and clear clothing materials. No subtitles, no watermarks.

Clothing consistency is excellent! Even with different camera angles and significantly changed poses, the clothing details are maintained very well. The overall presentation effect is indistinguishable from a real person, and it is even better in communication and presentation.

Livestream clip

Prompt: Use this image to make a 4×4 TIKTOK livestream storyboard, with 16 shots in total, for subsequently generating a livestream clip video of about 15 seconds. Maintain consistency of the model and clothing in the storyboard, without losing key clothing details. It needs explanation and display shots as well as price shots.

Prompt: Use this storyboard to generate a livestream clip video. Ensure the frame is always within the livestream page, the camera does not switch, all text content appearing in the video is in English, and the host’s spoken language is also English.

 

02. How can ordinary sellers replicate this?

 

After watching these 10 scenes, many friends may feel that this looks very high-end, but I don’t know how to write prompts at all—how can I achieve this kind of effect?

We can directly upload high-quality video clips as references, letting the video agent generate similar video effects based on our own products and models.

The Topview homepage also provides many types of excellent video cases.

By clicking on the video details, we can get the same prompt, and even directly replace the product/model to generate our own promotional materials.

 

03. Some sharing

 

In the past, testing content for cross-border e-commerce was very expensive. Shooting, set design, and editing each required time and manpower, so no one dared to easily experiment and make mistakes, which led to severe homogenization of materials and made it hard to create your own distinctive features. With the arrival of Topview, our sales videos no longer depend on live-action shooting. We only need to determine the product and usage scenario, and we can quickly produce a finished video, making it even easier to handle major promotions and holidays.

At the same time, when we discover hit products from competitors, we can quickly follow up, and we also have more time to put our own creative ideas into practice.

When making AI videos, many people care about the cost issue. Topview's newly launched Ultra Plan cuts the price of Seedance 2 to $0.10/second, plus unlimited GPT-Image 2 image generation quota and Seedance 2.0 video generation for the whole year.

But saving a few dimes on a single video is not the core. What truly helps us save money is that Topview makes videos more controllable, and causes a cliff-like drop in the rate of unusable footage!

The meaning of tools is to help us take back time and earn certainty in profit. Rather than enviously watching others scale up and explode with orders at zero cost, it is better to try it yourself.

Official website:https://www.topview.ai/

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