Turn your Shopify product page into a TikTok ad that sings

You bring one Shopify product URL. SingingAds writes and sings a jingle about that product and cuts a vertical video to the song. You get an MP4 ad and the song as its own audio file. And it only sings claims it found on your page, which you read and approve line by line before anything is made.

From the page it takes the product name, what the product does, the price and the photos. Paste a single product page, not a collection or your home page: one product per ad keeps the song about one thing. If your store is behind a password page, or your theme loads the description with scripts so the page looks empty to a robot, type a short description instead. The result is the same.

• Open on the problem, not the logo. The brief gives you three opening lines that name the moment the problem shows up. Pick the one your buyer would say out loud.
• One buyer. "Dog owners" is too wide. "Someone who walks a dog before work in the rain" gives the song a scene.
• Two or three claims, copied from your page. If your page says "machine washable", the song can say it. If your page never mentions warmth, the song will not invent it, and you are told what was left out. The full flow is on how it works.
• The name, up to three times. SingingAds caps it there, and you can respell it so the voice says it the way you do.
• One action at the end. The end card carries your web address. Do not ask people to follow, comment and buy in the same breath.

TikTok's own spec page lists 9:16 as the recommended vertical ratio at 540 x 960 or larger, accepts MP4, and caps standard (non-Spark) in-feed ad files at 500 MB. The SingingAds file is a 1080 x 1920 MP4, so it uploads as it is.

• 30 seconds is the default for people who have never heard of you: enough for the problem, the product and the offer.
• 15 seconds suits retargeting, when the viewer already visited the page and just needs the hook again.
• 60 seconds only when the product needs explaining, like a tool with three uses.

For the look, 3D animation shows hard goods with a clear shape well, clay feels cozy and handmade, and anime fits beauty, gaming and younger buyers. Each ad keeps one animated character consistent across shots, with your product in frame.

TikTok's Commercial Music Library page says businesses cannot use the general music library for commercial use and should use the Commercial Music Library for video ads and branded content. That rules out the trending song you hear on your For You page. An original jingle sidesteps the question for its own track: you may use what you make in ads and on social media for your own business or a client's, with no royalties. Every song also carries Google's SynthID watermark, an inaudible mark that identifies AI audio, and we recommend turning TikTok's AI label on when you post.

1. The claims still match the page today. A sale that ended last week should not be sung this week.
2. Listen to the brand name twice with headphones. If it sounds off, respell it and sing again.
3. The offer card matches a code or price that is live in your store.
4. The end card address lands on the same product, not your home page.
5. Run the three opening lines as three ads with the same body, so you learn which hook holds people. Selling through TikTok Shop instead? See TikTok Shop product videos.