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Truck Ad

Your artwork printed down the side of a trailer, tracked through real traffic.

a sunlit city avenue with storefronts and traffic sliding past
the camera tracks alongside at matching speed, the side panel flat and readable the whole time
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Length
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70credits
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How to put a brand on a truck

  1. 1

    Upload the artwork

    A wide image reproduces best: the trailer side is roughly three to one, so anything squarer gets a lot of empty panel.

  2. 2

    Choose the route

    The route sets the light and what reflects off the panel. Night gives you signage in the paintwork.

  3. 3

    Pick the camera

    Tracking keeps the artwork readable longest. Pass-by is the shot you'd actually get on a street corner.

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Truck Ad: questions and answers

›How do I make a truck side ad mockup video?

Upload your artwork or logo, pick a route and a camera move, and Seedance 2.0 Mini makes a video of it printed down the side of a trailer in traffic. You also pick the length and resolution, and the button shows the cost.

›Which routes and camera moves are there?

City avenue, bridge, night city or highway, filmed tracking, as a pass-by, or from a drone. Tracking keeps the artwork readable longest.

›What artwork works best?

A wide image, because the trailer side is roughly three to one. Squarer artwork leaves a lot of empty panel.