How to make AI product videos that follow platform rules

Last updated October 14, 2026 · By Orenston

Short answer: build the video from the brand's real product photos, write a short script from facts on the product page, add an on-screen and spoken affiliate disclosure, and turn on the platform's AI label if any part looks realistic and was AI-generated.

A simple 15 to 45 second structure

1. Hook (first 2 to 3 seconds): the problem or question the product answers.
2. Facts: two or three specs or features taken from the brand's page.
3. Who it's for: one line on the kind of buyer it suits.
4. Call to action and disclosure: "Link below. Ad: I earn a commission if you buy through it."

Each Orenston product includes prompts and a shot list built from the brand's real images, so you don't have to invent visuals.

Platform AI labels

• YouTube requires creators to disclose content that is meaningfully altered or synthetically generated when it seems realistic. That includes making a real person appear to say something they didn't, altering footage of real events or places, and generating realistic scenes that didn't happen. Use the "AI use" setting in YouTube Studio.
• TikTok requires labels on AI-generated content that contains realistic images, audio or video, and encourages labeling anything fully generated or significantly edited by AI.

Things to avoid

• AI-generated images that pass as the real product. Use the brand's photos.
• A cloned or synthetic voice that sounds like a real person without their permission.
• Health, medical or results claims, especially for saunas, cold plunge and red light products.
• Fake reviews, testimonials or "I've used this for months" lines when you haven't.

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