How Do You Make a Store Promo Video with AI?

Video production starts with gathering store information, not filming

The key input for an AI-made store promo video is not footage but information about the business. The tool reads your business's features from the name or map address and turns them into a vertical short-form video with music and captions.

Making a video yourself means handling filming, editing, uploading and channel management. Keeping that up while running a store is hard.

The raw material is map listings, menus, photos and reviews. From these you decide the selling points and keywords, then build the content in a format that fits each channel. For businesses where customers have to come in person, such as restaurants, cafés, lodging and hair salons, hyperlocal marketing, which targets neighborhood customers within a radius of the store, is a good fit.

Check the channel's format and AI labeling rules first

YouTube Shorts accepts videos up to 3 minutes long in a square or vertical aspect ratio. The maximum upload resolution is 1080p.

YouTube requires creators to disclose content that has been altered or generated with AI to the point that it is hard to tell from reality. Four cases require disclosure: making a real person appear to say or do something they did not; altering footage of a real event or place; realistically generating a scene that did not happen; and generating music that is a main focus of the video. Unrealistic or minor changes do not need to be disclosed.

You disclose during upload through the 'AI use' setting in YouTube Studio. If you check it, viewers see a label saying the content was generated or altered with AI. YouTube also shows 'Made with AI' information when the video carries valid content credentials (C2PA) data indicating the whole video was made with AI. If an AI-made song is central to your video, it is worth checking before upload whether it falls under disclosure.

ADO2 handles the process in five steps, from business name to channel distribution

ADO2 is an AI-based marketing automation platform. You enter a Naver Map share address or a business name. A business not registered on Naver enters its name, region and detailed address. The process has five steps: business input, brand analysis, content generation, channel distribution and performance feedback.

The brand analysis step organizes brand positioning, selling points and promotional keywords. The outputs are a vertical short-form video with music and captions, promotional lyrics and a song reflecting the business's features, promotional images, and tags used for search engine optimization (SEO) and AI answer optimization (AEO).

You can download the video or distribute it at the same time to YouTube, Instagram, Naver Clip and in-store DID (digital information display) screens, and performance results feed into the next piece of content. Enter a URL and campaign content is generated within 5 minutes. A usage guide video is available, and consultations for adoption by local governments and merchant associations are accepted.

Formats and labeling rules differ by channel, so one step remains: reviewing the destination channel's guidance before you upload the finished video.