3 free tools · no sign-up
Three free tools get a product video ad's raw material ready: the product details, a clean product photo and ad scripts. Kensa then turns them into the video. The tools need no account; only the video generation uses credits.
One product, four steps. The first three are free; the last one is where Kensa makes the video.
Paste the product page link into the Product Data Scraper. It pulls the title, description, price and up to 10 image links from the page.
Open the Product Data ScraperSave the image you want to feature and upload it to the Image Enhancer (JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 4 MB). You get back an upright, contrast-corrected, sharpened JPEG.
Open the Image EnhancerPaste the product name and description into the Ad Copy Generator, pick TikTok, Instagram, Amazon or general, and get 3 scripts, each with a hook, body and call to action.
Open the Ad Copy GeneratorSign in to Kensa's e-commerce video tool, paste the same product URL, then pick a platform, an ad style and one of the scripts it writes. Before generating, you can edit the video prompt (for example with a hook from step 3) and replace the main image with your enhanced photo. This is the only step that uses credits.
Open the e-commerce video toolReads a product page and returns its product data.
Applies a fixed set of photo corrections in one click.
Asks an AI language model for short video ad scripts.
Generating the video is the only paid step. It needs a Kensa account and uses credits. New accounts created with Google sign-up get 15 free credits, valid for 3 days, enough for one Veo 3.1 clip (13 credits). Plans start at $9.90/month for 280 credits.
Yes. The Product Data Scraper, Image Enhancer and AI Ad Copy Generator are free to use and need no account or card. Only generating the video on Kensa uses credits.
Per IP address: 5 scrapes, 10 image enhancements and 3 ad-copy runs. Each counter resets 24 hours after your first use in that window. Signing up does not raise these limits.
Not for the three tools. You need a Kensa account to generate the video.
Product Data Scraper: the page is fetched and read on the fly; nothing is saved, and images are shown from the store's own links. Image Enhancer: your original upload is not saved; the enhanced JPEG is saved to Kensa's file storage under a random, unlisted link so you can download it, and anyone who has that link can open it. AI Ad Copy Generator: the product name and description are sent to an AI model provider to write the scripts; Kensa does not save them or the scripts. To enforce the daily limits, a counter keyed by your IP address is kept in server memory for up to 2 days.
Amazon product pages have a dedicated parser. Other stores are read from the product data the page publishes (Schema.org JSON-LD, Open Graph or meta tags), which Shopify, WooCommerce and most store platforms include. Some sites block automated requests; if a page can't be read, try another URL or copy the details by hand.
No. It applies the same fixed adjustments to every photo (rotate upright, resize, contrast, brightness, saturation, sharpening). Nothing is generated or redrawn, so the product looks the way it does in your photo.