Two formats from one generation
The same piece as a 9:16 Short for discovery and a 16:9 showcase for the product page and channel.
YouTube is jewellery’s long-memory platform: Shorts for discovery, product showcases that rank in Google, and a channel that doubles as a video catalogue. Nimora generates both formats today; direct channel publishing is built and arrives soon.
Jewellery buyers research on YouTube — “1 carat solitaire ring look”, “antique jhumka designs” — but making videos per SKU is the least scalable content work there is, so channels post twice and die.
Generate portrait Shorts and 16:9 showcase clips from catalogue photos in Video Lab, caption them with search-aware titles and descriptions in the composer, and export for upload. The YouTube adapter is coded and awaiting credentials — when live, scheduled videos publish from the same queue as your Meta posts.
The same piece as a 9:16 Short for discovery and a 16:9 showcase for the product page and channel.
Titles and descriptions drafted around how jewellery is actually searched on YouTube and Google.
Unlike feed posts, YouTube videos keep collecting views — a video catalogue built once keeps selling.
Portrait Shorts or landscape showcases from any product image.
AI titles/descriptions written for YouTube search.
Check Shorts and landscape renders in the composer.
Connector is built; switches on with platform credentials.
Every collection gets a permanent, searchable showcase reel.
Daily-wear and gifting pieces surfaced to browsing buyers.
YouTube-hosted spins embedded on your site without hosting costs.
Coming soon — the YouTube adapter is built and awaiting platform credentials. Generation, previews and exports work today; direct scheduled publishing follows.
Shorts (up to 20s from Video Lab) are the discovery play; showcase clips serve product pages and channel playlists. Long-form storytelling remains a human craft — Nimora covers the catalogue layer.
Not over — alongside. Instagram converts followers; YouTube captures searchers and keeps videos alive for years. Nimora feeds both from one generation.
Start with 150 free credits — enough to try designs, photos and captions on your own pieces. Pay-as-you-go after that; no subscription.
Start free with 150 credits