Proven Viral Formats · built for complete beginners
Build your store.
without learning the tools.
Tell us who you're selling to. Get one prompt that builds your one-product store, plus viral video ideas with every image step and clip prompt filled in for your product.
No card needed. Paste into Shopify and Higgsfield.
Product
What it does
Who you're selling to
- viral video ideas decoded
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- source views behind them
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- format families
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- verified products
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How it works
Three steps, zero tools to learn.
No design skills, no copywriting, no camera. Just your product.
- 1
Answer a few questions
Who you're selling to, and your product if you have one. Two minutes, typed once.
- 2
Copy your prompts
One store prompt, plus viral video ideas filled in for your product.
- 3
Paste and post
Shopify builds the store. Higgsfield makes the clips. CapCut stitches them.
Done-for-you prompts
Every prompt, done for you.
Real output from both builders for a sample product: a heated wearable blanket sold to gamers.
One-click store prompt
One prompt builds the whole store
Just tell us who you're selling to. You get a brand name, logo prompt, colours, fonts, product copy, five image prompts and the big 'build my store' prompt for Shopify's AI builder.
HeatHoodie
Stay warm. Stay in the game.
Heated Hoodie Blanket for Warm Gaming Nights
Proven Viral Formats
Viral video ideas, filled in for you
Real viral videos decoded into image steps and 4-second clips, every prompt written for your product.
Photorealistic iPhone photo. A gamer in a dim bedroom lit only by the monitor, wearing the heated wearable blanket over a hoodie, controller in hand, the chest panel glowing faintly. No blur, no bokeh, natural shot.
First-Second Text Lab Pro
10 first-second texts
The words on screen in the first second, across every format family that already worked.
- gamers, your room is about to get warmer
- POV: you never leave the couch again
- 3, 2, 1… the blanket that fixes cold hands
- cold hands lost you that round. not anymore
- why is nobody talking about this for late-night sessions?
- the heated blanket with sleeves, so you keep playing
- this is why I stopped turning the heating on
- gamers who are always cold, don't scroll past this
- I tried it for one match, then stopped standing up
- my setup finally feels like a blanket fort
- gamers, your room is about to get warmer
- POV: you never leave the couch again
- 3, 2, 1… the blanket that fixes cold hands
- cold hands lost you that round. not anymore
- why is nobody talking about this for late-night sessions?
- the heated blanket with sleeves, so you keep playing
- this is why I stopped turning the heating on
- gamers who are always cold, don't scroll past this
- I tried it for one match, then stopped standing up
- my setup finally feels like a blanket fort
Your model, every video Pro
One face in every video
One consistent person, written for the people you're selling to. Make the portrait once, use it as the reference in every image step.
- subject · woman in her mid-20s
- look · oversized hoodie, hair tied back
- setting · dim bedroom, monitor light
Product Vault Pro
No product yet? Start here
Products that passed our checks, with the reason each works and the viral video ideas that fit it.
- 3D Plush Dog Tote BagDog products
- At-home laser tag setFamilies / kids gifts
- At-home light-up deer hunting gameHunting families
- Car door puddle light projectorCar lovers
- Car Eye HeadlightsCar lovers
- Car LED Emoji Gesture LightCar lovers
Viral Video Idea Library
Formats that already worked.
Real viral videos decoded into image steps and 4-second clips. Pick one, swap in your product.
- stranger reactions38.8M views
Deadpan Gym Gag Reactions
A woman does a normal gym workout while wearing a visibly absurd novelty scarf. Everyone she passes (trainer, a woman on a cardio machine, the front-desk receptionist) loses it, and she stays completely deadpan. The scarf's hidden pockets are the escalating payoff: she pulls a snack and a card out of it in front of shocked bystanders.
easy - contrasts28.2M views
Struggle Versus Smart Carry-On
The video opens on four quick shots of travelers slamming fists and kneeling on oversized suitcases that are stuck in airport baggage sizers. It then switches to a calm, ASMR-style packing demo of a smart backpack and ends with the bag dropping easily into a sizer. The loud problem, the satisfying fix and the final proof make the product look like the obvious answer.
hard - unboxing27.8M views
Overstuffed Box Pair Count-Up
A shopper holds up a packed delivery box under the hook "HOW IS THIS EVEN LEGAL?", then sets out the contents in pairs while a voiceover counts to seven. Close-up demos of each item follow, and the video ends with a point toward the link. The oversized haul, the count-up and the "deal might sell out" line make the offer look too good to ignore.
hard - product showcases25.7M views
Everyday Carry Scenario Montage
A mom lifts, carries, swings, transfers and tucks in a sleeping baby using one multi-purpose item across eight quick real-life moments: sidewalk, airport, plane, car park, supermarket, stairs, car seat and stroller. The baby never wakes, and the only text is a simple 'every new mom needs this' line. It works because every cut answers a different 'but how would I...' question in under two seconds.
hard - before/after15M views
Dump Your Old Routine Confession
A guy in a parked car tells viewers to ditch their old body-care routine, then shows his own embarrassing problem area up close. He backs it up with a before/after, other creators' results and comment stickers, and only reveals the product at the end. The long delay before the product appears, plus constant overlays, keeps people watching until the pay-off.
hard - product showcases12.3M views
Everyday Use-Case Sleepy Pets
A sleeping woman anchors a silent, music-led montage: a hand tosses the product onto the bed, one cat climbs in, then a second cat, a close-up of a cat settled inside, a hands-on feature squeeze, and a final wide shot of three cats asleep in a row. This variation of the parent montage swaps the carrying scenes for a single bedroom and pets as the proof. Each beat answers 'will my pet actually use it?' and the 'they won't leave' promise is shown, not told.
hard - product showcases10.7M views
Dip Test Color Change Demo
A woman's hands hold an iced amber drink while a small sticker on her index nail sits in plain view under a bold 'saved my life' headline. She dips the nail into the drink, holds it up, and one half of the sticker visibly changes colour in extreme close-up. She then holds up the retail pouch behind the glass. It works because the claim is stated in the first frame and the proof happens in one unbroken, easy-to-follow take.
medium - store discovery8.6M views
Shocked Shopper Shelf Whip
A mom in a baby store freezes in shock, mouths "no way", and the camera whip-pans to a wall of stacked product boxes. The video then unboxes the product on a bed and shows two moms wearing it in everyday places. The shock face and the "hide this" hook promise a secret find, and the real-life demos prove it works.
medium - wear/try-on8.3M views
Trio Ponytail Hat Choreography
Three women in matching loungewear stand in a V-formation and open their beanies to the camera on the beat. They put the beanies on, turn their backs, and pull a ponytail through the hidden back opening. They finish with a smiling front pose and a wave-off. It works because the group choreography is satisfying to watch and the product's one trick is shown clearly from the back.
hard - product showcases8M views
Hands-Only Install Reveal
Only a pair of hands is shown pushing a novelty character-shaped fixture onto an empty wall pipe, then switching it on so its effect comes alive. Four fast angle changes then show off the finished product. A fandom-targeted warning line sits on screen the whole time, which is why the video reads as a gift tease for one specific audience.
medium - product showcases7.8M views
Pocket Transformer Target Demo
One unbroken first-person take at a river weir. A hand twirls a flat, card-sized gadget on one finger, loads it from a wrist accessory, locks it, unfolds it into its full shape, hits a target in the water, then folds it flat again. Seeing a tiny flat object turn into something that works, with no cuts and no faked edits, makes people want to watch it all the way through.
easy - 3-2-1 countdowns7.6M views
Countdown Bag Pull Scare Reveal
A first-person hand pulls a plastic bag off a glowing product to a spoken 3-2-1 countdown, grabs the small trigger control and presses it. The video then jumps to night-time street scenes where passersby stop at a glowing window and sprint away in panic. This variation of the bounce-and-unroll countdown swaps the unroll for a bag pull, swaps the wearable demo for a trigger press, and puts the payoff in bystander scare reactions behind a partner-voice quip caption.
medium - cover reveals7.2M views
Blanket Pull Costume Reveal Run
A baby-sized lump sits under a patterned blanket on the floor while an adult hand lifts the corner in time with a spoken countdown. The blanket is yanked off and the baby, now in the costume, pops up onto their knees and roars. A hard cut then shows another toddler in the costume running toward the camera and waddling past it, so the long tail is visible from behind. This variation keeps the parent's countdown-and-pull reveal, swaps the gifting text for a 'fun Aunt' gag hook, and adds a running-at-the-camera proof shot.
easy - 3-2-1 countdowns7.2M views
Bounce Unroll Reveal Couch Finale
A woman bounces a rolled-up bundle across her chest to a spoken 3-2-1 countdown, then drops it open into a floor-length wearable. She demos the product in quick beats (wearing it, opening the inside, plugging in, turning up the heat) and ends cuddled on a sofa with the collar over her face. This variation of the parent changes the subject to a woman and the product to a themed wearable robe, and replaces the recliner ending with a cuddly sofa close.
hard
Before and after
Type four answers. Get everything.
What you type
Four answers
Product
Heated wearable blanket
What it does
Plush hoodie blanket with a heating panel in the chest, three heat levels
Who you're selling to
Gamers
Who buys it
Jake, 24, plays ranked every night, always cold at his desk
What you get
Everything, ready to paste
Store pack
- Brand name + 4 alternates
- Logo prompt
- Colours and fonts
- Product page copy
- 5 product image prompts
- One 'build my store' prompt
Video prompts
- 3-5 matched viral video ideas
- Every image step prompt filled in
- Every 4-second clip prompt filled in
- Assembly order for CapCut
Pricing
Simple pricing.
Every plan comes with monthly credits. Browsing the viral video idea titles is free; opening a viral video idea filled in for your product is 10 credits, once per idea. A store prompt is 25 credits and adapting an idea to your product is 20.
Starter
For your first product.
$29/ month
150 credits a month
- Website Prompt Builder · one-click store prompt from just your audience
- Marketing Prompt Builder · viral formats filled in for your product
- Viral Video Idea Library · every released viral video idea, copy-ready
Payments open soon.
Pro
For finding and testing winners.
$44/ month
500 credits a month
- Everything in Starter
- AI Model Studio · create and reuse your customer model
- Winning Product Vault · top 25 verified products
- Unlimited Idea Remix · “Adapt to my product” on any viral video idea; each one costs credits
- First-Second Text Lab · 10 first-second texts across every format family
- Early access to new viral video ideas each weekcoming soon
Payments open soon.
Elite
For running several products at once.
$99/ month
1,500 credits a month
- Everything in Pro
- Viral Analyzer · decode any video into a viral video ideacoming soon
- Elite Viral Video Idea Drops · new viral video ideas 7 days before everyone else
- Trend Radar · weekly trending formats from our datacoming soon
- Q4 & Holiday Launch Kits · seasonal viral video ideas, first-second texts and productscoming soon
- Priority Generation · your requests skip the rate-limit queue
- Full Product Vault · every verified product, no cap
- Priority support
Payments open soon.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is Aqiv?
A prompt builder. You tell it who you're selling to (and your product, if you already have one) and it writes the prompts for you: one big prompt that builds a one-product store, and viral video ideas (real viral videos decoded into image steps and 4-second clips) with every prompt filled in for your product. You paste them into Shopify's AI builder and into Higgsfield.
Who is it for?
Complete beginners starting a one-product store. If you know who you want to sell to and have a phone, you have everything you need. No product yet? The store prompt picks a proven one for that audience.
Do I need experience with AI tools or video?
No. Every prompt is ready to paste, every clip is 4 seconds with a start and end image, and the assembly notes tell you the exact order for CapCut. The guides walk you through the tools once.
What is in each plan?
Starter ($29) is the Website Prompt Builder, Marketing Prompt Builder, Viral Video Idea Library with 150 credits a month (a store prompt is 25 credits; “Build my store for me” will be 65 and is coming soon). Pro ($44) adds AI Model Studio, Winning Product Vault, Unlimited Idea Remix, First-Second Text Lab and 500 credits. Elite ($99) adds Elite Viral Video Idea Drops, Priority Generation, Full Product Vault, Priority support and 1,500 credits, plus the items marked “coming soon” as they ship.
What are credits?
Credits pay for the work the builder does for you. Browsing the viral video idea titles is free. Opening a viral video idea with every prompt filled in for your product costs 10 credits, once per idea; after that it stays open. A store prompt (“Get my store prompt”) is 25 credits and another version is 15; “Build my store for me” will be 65 credits when it launches (coming soon). Adapting an idea to your product is 20. On Pro and above, a set of 10 first-second texts is 5 and creating your model is 10. Making the actual videos on Higgsfield never costs credits.
Is there a free trial?
40 free credits: enough for one store prompt (25) and one viral video idea filled in for your product (10), with 5 left over. No card needed.
What happens when I run out?
Top up 100 credits for $10 at any time, or move up a plan. Everything you have already generated stays saved on your device.
Do unused credits roll over?
No. Your credits reset on each renewal date, so use them during the month. Top-up credits are the same; they are added to your current balance.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Plans are month to month; cancel in one click and keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Proven viral formats, done for you.
Tell us who you're selling to. Every prompt is copy and paste from there.
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