
Upload both options in one photo
Set the two products side by side on a plain surface so the video keeps them at the right scale.
A product comparison video helps shoppers choose between your own colors, sizes, or models. Upload a photo of both, say what sets them apart, and get a short side-by-side clip.
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A product comparison video gives shoppers a clear view of two options at once. Keep the products side by side and name one visible difference, such as size, color, or finish.

Set the two products side by side on a plain surface so the video keeps them at the right scale.
Describe what sets them apart: color, size, lid, or finish. Use 6 seconds for a fast glance or 15 for a slow pan across both.

Add names, sizes, and prices above each product in Canva or CapCut after you download.
Pick one difference shoppers can see without extra explanation.

Place the clip near the variant selector so shoppers can see the visible difference between options.

Show both options together, then add variant names and current prices as text.







These details are added in your editor after download.
Choose another everyday scene, then add your product photo.







Two versions in one frame, so shoppers can see the difference for themselves.



No. Use this template to compare options from your own range, like two colors or two sizes. Requests that include other companies' logos or trademarks may be refused.
Add specs like these as text in your editor after downloading. Generated numbers aren't always accurate, so it's safer to type them yourself.
Square 1:1 works well in product galleries and feeds. Widescreen 16:9 suits a video in your product description. Vertical 9:16 is for YouTube Shorts and other phone-first feeds.
Upload one photo that shows both options. See the cost before you start.