Product assets and accuracy
Which assets to upload so your packaging appears exactly as it is on the shelf.
Generative video is good at people and settings. It is not reliable at reproducing small print, logos and exact packaging. Tunni is built around that limitation instead of hiding it.
Original footage is preferred for close-ups
For any shot where the pack must be exact — a label, a net weight, an ingredient list — we recommend using your own product footage or photos. Tunni composites them into the reel. These seconds do not count as generated, so they also keep your quote lower.
What to upload
- A clean, well-lit pack-front photo for each product (this becomes the locked reference).
- Short clips of the product being handled, opened or poured, if you have them.
- Logo files and brand colours.
- Claims you are allowed to make, and claims you must never make.
How accuracy is checked
A product-accuracy check compares product appearances against your locked reference. Results are pass, warning, fail or unavailable. A warning or fail on one scene leads to a repair of that scene only. You make the final call before anything is delivered.