About the studio

A focused tool for product teams without a video crew.

Product Video AI is an independent product studio built by Huang Weiren, known online as Qbit, for small ecommerce teams that already have product photography but need a faster first video cut.

Who operates the service

Product Video AI is operated by Product Video Workspace, the trade name of Huang Weiren, who is also known online as Qbit. The service is a digital SaaS product available at https://www.productvideoai.net.

Business and support contact: mijika666@gmail.com.

Engineering and product background

Qbit has worked in the internet industry for years, primarily on the engineering side, building websites and shipping tools that range from single-page utilities to content sites and full products with accounts, payments, and background job processing.

Qbit is the founder of VideoReducer, a browser-based video compressor, and the builder of VideoBulin47. That work covers product decisions, front-end development, databases and storage, third-party AI model integrations, checkout flows, and ongoing operations.

Why it exists

A polished product video often begins with thousands of dollars of production overhead: studio time, crew, lighting, editing, and approval cycles. Many small teams already have good product photos and simply need a faster way to explore motion.

This product narrows the workflow to one job: use owned product photography as the visual source, give the model a deliberate creative direction, and produce a reviewable first cut.

Transparent AI model disclosure

The production rendering workflow uses MiniMax H3 Max through fal. The model receives the signed reference image URLs and the prompt supplied for the job. The provider safety checker is enabled.

Prompt moderation may use Waffo Prompt Sift. Uploaded image moderation may use OpenAI omni-moderation. Product Video AI is independent software and is not an official product of MiniMax, fal, Google, OpenAI, or Waffo.

What this product is not

It is not a face-swap, deepfake, celebrity likeness, or real-person image generator. It does not provide legal advice, guarantee product accuracy, or replace human review before publishing an ad.