Pick a template that fits
Browse by what you sell — dresses, tops, bottoms, outerwear — and by the kind of video: an OOTD, a street walk, a studio shot. Each card says what it can take and how long it runs.
For Shopify clothing brands
Product videos for Shopify clothing brands, from the photos already on your product page
Every product on your store already has the photos a video needs. Pick a template, add them, and get the same reel back with your garment worn in it — vertical, ready for your product page, Reels and ads.
How it works
Three steps, no shoot
Add your product photos
The photos on your product page are enough: a flat lay or an on-model shot, one clear angle, a second for prints and backs. Pick a model from the library or keep the one in the video.
Post the video
In about ten minutes you have a vertical MP4 of your garment worn on the model, shot for shot the template's video. Add it to the product's media, post it, or run it as an ad.
Why a template and not a prompt
A fashion video that sells is mostly choreography: where the model stands, how they turn, when the camera cuts, how long each shot holds. A prompt asks you to invent that from nothing every time. A template is a reel that already worked, measured shot by shot — and LastCut rebuilds it with your product in it, so the decisions are made before you arrive. You choose the garment, the model and the background. Whatever you do not replace stays exactly as it was filmed — the shoes, the bag, the room, the cuts.
What the photos need to show
One clear photo of the product on a plain ground is enough for most templates: the garment is read from it and worn in every shot. A second photo — the back, a print, a close-up of a detail — helps the video get those right. Photos that already sit on your product page are the right kind; nothing needs re-shooting. Skip anything you do not have, and that piece stays as it was in the original video.
From Claude or ChatGPT, with a product link
If you work in an AI assistant, connect LastCut to it and paste a product page link. The assistant imports the product's photos, shows you the templates that fit and the price of the video, and makes it when you say yes. Nothing is spent until you approve the quote. The setup is on the connector page.
Setting up the connector for Claude or ChatGPT is on the connector page; what an assistant can do with it is on the LastCut MCP server page.
What it costs
Priced per second
One second of finished video is one credit. A typical template on this shelf runs 14 seconds, so a 14-second video costs 14 credits — which on each plan works out to:
| Plan | Per month | Credits | 14-second video | Videos of that length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $66 | 200 | $4.62 | 14 |
| Brand | $132 | 450 | $4.11 | 32 |
| Agency | $330 | 1,200 | $3.85 | 85 |
International plans in US dollars. Indian customers see rupee plans, with GST, on the pricing page. A longer template costs more credits and a shorter one fewer; every card shows its length before you click. Delivered at 720p; 1080p costs double. Never subscribed? A starter pass buys one video at 720p, whatever its length, for $3 — once, before any plan. Full pricing →
Templates
Templates that take everyday clothing
A sample from the shelves a Shopify clothing brand draws on — full outfits, tops, bottoms and outerwear, in both women's and men's reels. 164 of the 245 published templates fit this shelf today.
Questions
Before you start
Do I need new photos, or will the ones on my store do?
The ones on your store do. A flat lay or an on-model photo of the product is what a template reads; more angles help with prints and backs, and anything you skip stays as it was in the original video.
What do I get back?
A vertical MP4 the length of the template, with your garment worn on the model through every shot. It is silent — there is no voice or music — so you add your own audio when you post.
Can I use the same model across my whole range?
Yes. Pick the same model from the library each time, and run the same template across a collection to keep every video matching.
Is there a Shopify app?
Not yet. You download the video and add it to the product's media like any other file. If you use Claude or ChatGPT, the connector can import a product straight from its page link.
The video already works. Put your product in it.
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