Beauty and skincare ads with the packaging kept true
Still lifes, on-model shots and short video for skincare, makeup and fragrance, made from the product photos you have. The bottle, the cap and the label stay yours.
Beauty looks from the Kive library
Serums on stone, glowing still lifes and close beauty portraits. Remix any of them with your own product, then animate it.
Campaign looks for every launch, without a shoot per SKU
Beauty sells on detail: the glass of the bottle, the color of the bullet, the glow of the light on a dropper. That detail is why beauty shoots are slow and expensive, and why a new shade or a seasonal set usually means booking the studio again.
Kive builds the campaign from your saved product photos. Pick a look from the Ideas library — a sculptural still life, a texture close-up, a model applying the product — remix it with your product, and turn the approved image into a short video with sound. The packaging is anchored to your photos, so it is your bottle in every frame, not a lookalike.
How a beauty campaign gets made in Kive
- 1Save the products: one to four clean photos of each bottle, tube or compact. Every image and clip is anchored to them.
- 2Pick the looks: still lifes, texture close-ups and on-model shots from the Ideas library, filtered to the mood of the launch.
- 3Remix and approve: your product replaces the one in each look while light and styling carry over; keep one model across the set with a character model.
- 4Animate the winners: turn approved stills into 4 to 15 second clips with sound for Reels, TikTok, Stories and the product page.
Three beauty clips, made in Kive
Each one started as a look in the Ideas library, remixed with a saved product, then rendered as a short 9:16 clip with sound. Tap a clip to hear it.
Serum still life: an amber dropper bottle on stacked rocks, with a single drop rippling the reflection.
Fragrance light: a glass perfume bottle on stones, with a warm beam and golden mist moving across it.
On-model: a close beauty portrait where she applies a red lipstick and looks into the camera.
What a beauty campaign needs, built in
The parts of a beauty shoot that sell the product, made from product photos and a short brief.
Packaging that stays yours
Generations are anchored to your saved product photos, so glass, cap, shade and label carry into every scene. Check small print before publishing.
Still lifes and close-ups
Sculptural sets, stones, water, glowing backdrops and macro framing from the Ideas library, remixed with your product.
On-model application
Show the product in a hand or on the face, and keep the same model across a campaign with a character model made from one to three photos.
Video with sound
Turn an approved still into a 4 to 15 second clip: a falling drop, a mist, a swipe of color, with sound effects in the same render.
One look across the range
Bulk generate runs a whole line of shades or SKUs through one image direction on paid plans, so the range reads as one campaign.
Every placement
Render 9:16 for Reels and TikTok, 3:4 for feed and 1:1 for the product grid instead of cropping one master.
Start from a prompt
Three beauty formats to adapt. Open one in Kive with the prompt filled in; nothing renders until you send it.
Serum drop macro
Make an 8-second vertical 9:16 video of my skincare product, with sound. The bottle stands on wet stones before a glowing backdrop; a single drop falls and ripples the reflection while the camera pushes in slowly. Keep the bottle and label exactly the same. Soft drip sound, no voice, no music, no text. Ask me which product to use.
Fragrance mist
Make an 8-second vertical 9:16 video of my fragrance, with sound. The bottle stands on a stone plinth in warm side light; a fine golden mist drifts through the beam as the camera arcs slightly. Keep the bottle exactly the same. Soft spray sound, no voice, no music, no text. Ask me which product to use.
On-model application
Make an 8-second vertical 9:16 beauty video of my product, with sound. A close portrait of a woman in soft light applying the product, then looking into the camera with a slight smile. Keep the packaging exactly the same. Subtle natural sounds, no voice, no music, no text. Ask me which product to use.
“A visual that used to take 1–2 days of production is now done in under 2 hours — reducing production costs by around 70%, while significantly increasing our content volume.”
Fanny Fortin Descamps, Founder, Fascent
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Your next launch, without the studio
Save a product, pick a beauty look and turn it into images and video.