Free flash sale video maker
Price, code, deadline and what is left — typed in and out as a post in a few minutes.
In short
This makes the video posts a sale runs on: a flash sale card, a price drop with the old figure struck through, a discount code, a stock counter and a free shipping bar. You type the figures and the code, drop the product photo in, and export at the shape the sale is being posted in. If you would rather not retype them, a Shopify or WooCommerce storefront connects with its web address alone and lists your products and the ones already reduced, so opening a row starts the animation with that product's name, prices and photo already in it. The connection is read-only, and nothing is written back to your shop.
- 6
- Animations here
- 299
- In the library
- MP4, GIF, MOV
- Export
- 16:9 · 4:5 · 1:1 · 9:16
- Ratios
- 720p to 4K
- Resolution
- In the browser
- Editing
What you get
The whole sale, one visual language
Announcement, price drop, code, low stock and last call, drawn as one set so a week of posts is recognisably one campaign.
Your product photo in it
Media slots take the product shot and crop it to the post's shape rather than sitting it in a letterbox.
Your real prices, without retyping them
Connect a Shopify or WooCommerce storefront by address and the product name, price and photo arrive filled in. Read-only, and nothing is written back.
Fast enough to be worth doing for a one-day sale
Minutes per post with a brand kit applied, which is what makes a flash sale worth making assets for at all.
The animations
Price drops, discount codes, stock counters and shipping bars.
How to make a flash sale video
- 01
Pick the offer's shape
A percentage, a struck-through price, a code, or scarcity. They are different arguments and they do not all work on the same product.
- 02
Type the numbers and the code
Old price, new price, the code, the deadline. Fields, so the next sale is a retype.
- 03
Export for the feed and the story
1:1 or 4:5 for the feed, 9:16 for stories and reels. Same edit, both shapes.
What free gets you
Free plan
720p at 30 fps, one brand kit, watermark on the export.
Paid plan
No watermark, up to 4K at up to 60 fps, and transparent MOV.
Ratios
1:1 and 4:5 for the feed, 9:16 for stories and reels, 16:9 for a site banner.
Store connection
Shopify or WooCommerce by web address, read-only. Optional API keys add your coupon codes.
Questions
Does it connect to Shopify?
Yes, and to WooCommerce. Both connect with the storefront address alone and are read-only: the store tab lists your products and the ones already reduced, and opening one starts an animation with its name, prices and photo filled in. Coupon codes need an optional API key, because neither platform publishes those.
Can I use it for a paid ad?
Yes, on a paid plan — the free export carries a watermark and runs at 720p, which is not what you want behind ad spend. A paid plan exports up to 4K with no watermark.
What ratio works best for a sale post?
4:5 takes the most feed height on Instagram, 1:1 is the safe default across feeds, and 9:16 is what stories and reels want. Export the two you are actually posting.
Should I use a countdown or a stock counter?
A deadline is easier to keep honest than a stock number. Use scarcity only when the number is real — a stock count that never moves is the fastest way to lose the audience you built it for.
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