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Which Video Creation Method Should I Use?

Not sure where to start? This guide helps you pick the right video generation flow based on what you're starting with — a URL, an idea, a script, a reference ad, or your own photo.

Written by Andy from Tagshop AI

Start Here — What Are You Working With?

Tagshop AI has 8 different ways to create a video. The right one depends on what you're starting with. Pick the option that matches your situation:

Your Starting Point

Best Method

I have a product page URL (Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce)

URL to Video

I found a winning ad on TikTok or Instagram I want to clone

Ad Clone

I already have a script written

AI Video

I want to use my own face as the avatar

AI Twin

I just have an idea — I want to describe it in plain language

AI Video Agent

I want to browse templates and pick a style

Inspirations & Templates

I have a product image I want to animate

Image to Video

I want to choose the AI model myself (Seedance, Kling, Wan, Veo)

Assets Generator

Quick Overview of All 8 Flows

Flow

Starting Point

Time to Video

Entry Point

1. AI Video Agent

An idea in plain language

5 to 10 min

Dashboard chat box

2. URL to Video

A product page URL

5 to 10 min

AI Video Agent or Tools

3. Ad Clone

A reference ad (TikTok or Meta)

~60 seconds

Sidebar → Ad Clone

4. Script to Video

A written script

5 to 10 min

AI Video Agent → paste script

5. AI Twin

Your photo (setup: ~4 min, all plans)

10 to 15 min after setup

Sidebar → AI Twin

6. Assets Generator

A prompt and model choice

5 to 10 min

Tools → Assets Generator

7. Inspirations

Browse styles first

5 to 10 min after pick

Sidebar → Inspirations

8. Image to Video

A product image

5 to 10 min

Tools → Image to Video

Still Not Sure?

If you're not sure which method to use, start with the AI Video Agent. It's the most flexible — just describe what you want and it'll guide you through the rest. You can always switch methods after.

Or book a call and we'll walk you through the right setup for your use case.

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