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Turn your products intosocial videos.

Add your products. Adcrevia plans the videos, you approve them, then publish to the platforms you choose.

At launch, publishing to

YouTube ShortsInstagram ReelsFacebookTikTok

You already have the products, the photos, the catalogs. What you do not have is the time to turn them into video, week after week.

Adcrevia is being built to close that gap without taking the decisions out of your hands.

How it works

Seven steps, start to finish.

One path through the product. What changes is how much of it you want to run yourself.

Product photographs and a printed catalog laid out on a desk

Create a project

Group a brand, a store, or a campaign in one place. Add products from a website link, a catalog, a flyer, or by hand.

You choose how much runs on its own

A line of consumer products arranged on a light table

Plan the run

Products get checked for missing information, then ordered into a production queue. Reorder it, skip products, or override the order entirely.

You confirm before anything is made

A small product photography set with continuous lighting

Produce

Visuals, script, voice, music, captions, and the final cut are assembled into finished videos, in the number of variations you asked for.

You set the variations and the cost ceiling

An editing workstation with a video timeline on screen

Review

Watch what came out. Approve it, reject it, or send it back for another pass with a note about what was wrong.

Nothing leaves without a pass

A hand holding a phone showing a vertical video

Distribute

Pick the connected accounts and the platforms for each video. Publish now, or put it on the calendar and walk away.

You pick every destination

A desk with performance charts on a laptop screen

Measure

Performance from every published video lands in one place, so you are not opening four apps to find out what happened.

One view across platforms

A notebook with handwritten notes beside a laptop

Learn

What worked, what did not, and what to change next time. Every lesson is a suggestion you can accept or ignore.

You choose what carries forward

You decide how much of it runs without you.

Set every decision one of three ways. Change it per project, or for a single video when one needs a closer look.

Partially automated

The heavy work runs on its own. The calls you care about still come to you first.

Generating videos
Approving what goes out
Publishing and scheduling
Applying what it learns

Built for people who have products, not production teams.

Boxed orders being packed on a warehouse bench

Online stores

A catalog full of products and nowhere near enough video to go with it.

Small businesses and local shops

A website, a folder of photos, a PDF catalog. That is enough to start.

Creators and marketers

Several angles on the same product without rebuilding the edit every time.

A shared studio workspace with two people reviewing a screen

Agencies

One project per client, per brand, or per campaign, kept properly apart from each other.

It does not end at publish.

Every published video tells the next one what to do differently.

  1. Create
  2. Review
  3. Distribute
  4. Measure
  5. Learn
  6. Improve

I have watched sellers with genuinely good products lose to businesses that simply post more. Not better. More.

Adcrevia is the tool I wanted for them. It should do the heavy part of making product videos, and it should still ask before it does anything that actually matters.

Nambi RajanFounder, Adcrevia
Waitlist

Join the waitlist

We are building through the rest of the year. Invitations go out in batches from December 2026, starting with the people who tell us what they sell.

A line is plenty. It decides which batch you land in.

Helps us understand your catalog before we invite you.

We use this to plan the rollout and to email you when your batch opens. Nothing else, and no reselling.