Featured Product Commercials

Hublot Integral Full Sapphire: Launch Film — by TendrilHublot Integral Full Sapphire: Launch FilmTendril · 1:00True Botanicals -  Director's cut — by Viacheslav MarushchenkoTrue Botanicals - Director's cutViacheslav Marushchenko · 0:30IBM | Z17 (DC) — by TendrilIBM | Z17 (DC)Tendril · 0:51Bang & Olufsen Nordic Ice Collection — by FRAMEBang & Olufsen Nordic Ice CollectionFRAME · 0:44On Running - The Cloud — by FutureDeluxeOn Running - The CloudFutureDeluxe · 0:30SHISEIDO THE GINZA | Perceptive Complex, Eye Cream & Hybrid Gel-Oil — by Trizz StudioSHISEIDO THE GINZA | Perceptive Complex, Eye Cream & Hybrid Gel-OilTrizz Studio · 0:35UNMATCHED RADIANCE by TESSON STUDIOS — by TESSON STUDIOSUNMATCHED RADIANCE by TESSON STUDIOSTESSON STUDIOS · 0:24KOHO | Metal Mastercard for Canadians | Strengthen Your Wallet — by KOHOKOHO | Metal Mastercard for Canadians | Strengthen Your WalletKOHO · 0:20Hublot MP-10 Launch Film — by TendrilHublot MP-10 Launch FilmTendril · 1:08Zhiben Duo: Lotion & Emulsion — by PlayfulZhiben Duo: Lotion & EmulsionPlayful · 0:35Coinbase | CB1 Card Launch — by TendrilCoinbase | CB1 Card LaunchTendril · 0:34IWC - Ceramics - Lake Tahoe — by Roman KaelinIWC - Ceramics - Lake TahoeRoman Kaelin · 0:42OREGANO by TESSON STUDIOS — by TESSON STUDIOSOREGANO by TESSON STUDIOSTESSON STUDIOS · 0:17BRIZO KINTSU GOLD — by Guasch StudioBRIZO KINTSU GOLDGuasch Studio · 0:25Hublot | Samuel Ross — by TendrilHublot | Samuel RossTendril · 1:01Venn — by PanoplyVennPanoply · 0:29Microsoft Premium Content — by Facu LaboMicrosoft Premium ContentFacu Labo · 1:29Artemide - Tolomeo Micro Table — by Geonhee LeeArtemide - Tolomeo Micro TableGeonhee Lee · 0:28Microsoft | Windows 365 Cloud PC — by TendrilMicrosoft | Windows 365 Cloud PCTendril · 1:06Heineken Sustainability — by Zelig Sound: Music & SoundHeineken SustainabilityZelig Sound: Music & Sound · 0:36Castello Sensations ~ Creamy Brie — by ManvsMachineCastello Sensations ~ Creamy BrieManvsMachine · 0:15Castello Sensations ~ Crumbly Cheddar — by ManvsMachineCastello Sensations ~ Crumbly CheddarManvsMachine · 0:15Nike Air Max Dn8 — by Zelig Sound: Music & SoundNike Air Max Dn8Zelig Sound: Music & Sound · 0:45GOOGLE • Material You — by Wes CockxGOOGLE • Material YouWes Cockx · 1:02VW Fire & Ice - Hero Movie — by TACTYC Studio GmbH & Co. KGVW Fire & Ice - Hero MovieTACTYC Studio GmbH & Co. KG · 0:24Maxi Nutrition Hazelnutspread Waffle Bar — by BUREAU KLAUS ALMANMaxi Nutrition Hazelnutspread Waffle BarBUREAU KLAUS ALMAN · 0:18NIO | ET9 — by TendrilNIO | ET9Tendril · 0:29KitKat — Thins (Director's cut) — by DitroitKitKat — Thins (Director's cut)Ditroit · 0:15Huawei x Iris van Herpen | Pocket 2 — by TendrilHuawei x Iris van Herpen | Pocket 2Tendril · 0:32Mercedes Maybach - Grand Opening — by Zünc StudioMercedes Maybach - Grand OpeningZünc Studio · 0:15B&O Beolab28 Director's Cut — by Zelig Sound: Music & SoundB&O Beolab28 Director's CutZelig Sound: Music & Sound · 0:37Sonos Sub Mini — by FutureDeluxeSonos Sub MiniFutureDeluxe · 0:32Sony Walkman — by Zelig Sound: Music & SoundSony WalkmanZelig Sound: Music & Sound · 0:39Smythson Spring Greens by Zünc Studio — by Zünc StudioSmythson Spring Greens by Zünc StudioZünc Studio · 0:16L'Oréal Revitalift — by Media.WorkL'Oréal RevitaliftMedia.Work · 0:50Figure 03 — by TendrilFigure 03Tendril · 0:48Crown Royal | Extra Rare 29 — by TendrilCrown Royal | Extra Rare 29Tendril · 0:16Abel Nurture — by Martin SweersAbel NurtureMartin Sweers · 0:25ASICS - Tokyo Olympics — by Inertia StudiosASICS - Tokyo OlympicsInertia Studios · 0:35Michael Kors - Lila — by TACTYC Studio GmbH & Co. KGMichael Kors - LilaTACTYC Studio GmbH & Co. KG · 0:17

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Automotive

Car and vehicle films — full-CG builds and studio shoots. Paint, chrome, and headlight detail; light raking over bodywork; form studies in designed environments.

Pace
Very Slow, Slow, Medium, Fast, Very Fast
Movement
Constant, Accelerating, Decelerating
Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom

Watches

Watch films — macro mechanics, metal and sapphire glass, precision movement. Some of the most reference-dense material in the library.

Materials
Concrete, Stone, Marble, Brick, Ceramic, Plaster, Terrazzo, Asphalt, Earth, Foliage, Water, Wood, Metal, Glass, Fabric, Leather, Paper, Skin, Hair, Plastic, Rubber, Emissive
Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom
Pace
Very Slow, Slow, Medium, Fast, Very Fast

Footwear

Sneaker and footwear films — exploded views, material morphs, sole-tech cutaways, and product turns in abstract sets.

Materials
Concrete, Stone, Marble, Brick, Ceramic, Plaster, Terrazzo, Asphalt, Earth, Foliage, Water, Wood, Metal, Glass, Fabric, Leather, Paper, Skin, Hair, Plastic, Rubber, Emissive
Change
Minimal, Moderate, Dramatic
Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom

Beauty & Jewelry

Beauty, fragrance, and jewelry films — liquids and glass, gold and gemstones, soft designed light over macro surfaces.

Materials
Concrete, Stone, Marble, Brick, Ceramic, Plaster, Terrazzo, Asphalt, Earth, Foliage, Water, Wood, Metal, Glass, Fabric, Leather, Paper, Skin, Hair, Plastic, Rubber, Emissive
Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom
Pace
Very Slow, Slow, Medium, Fast, Very Fast

Fashion

Fashion and apparel films — cloth simulation, fabric in motion, texture and drape inside constructed worlds.

Materials
Concrete, Stone, Marble, Brick, Ceramic, Plaster, Terrazzo, Asphalt, Earth, Foliage, Water, Wood, Metal, Glass, Fabric, Leather, Paper, Skin, Hair, Plastic, Rubber, Emissive
Motion
Object Motion, Object + Camera Motion
Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom

Tech & Electronics

Tech and electronics films — device reveals, exploded engineering views, precision-machined product motion.

Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom
Change
Minimal, Moderate, Dramatic
Movement
Constant, Accelerating, Decelerating

Food

Food films — chocolate, confectionery, and appetite textures in macro; ingredients and product heroes shot or simulated in controlled studio worlds.

Materials
Concrete, Stone, Marble, Brick, Ceramic, Plaster, Terrazzo, Asphalt, Earth, Foliage, Water, Wood, Metal, Glass, Fabric, Leather, Paper, Skin, Hair, Plastic, Rubber, Emissive
Pace
Very Slow, Slow, Medium, Fast, Very Fast
Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom

Drinks

Beverage films — pours, splashes, condensation, and carbonation; coffee, spirits, and soft drinks in controlled studio worlds.

Materials
Concrete, Stone, Marble, Brick, Ceramic, Plaster, Terrazzo, Asphalt, Earth, Foliage, Water, Wood, Metal, Glass, Fabric, Leather, Paper, Skin, Hair, Plastic, Rubber, Emissive
Pace
Very Slow, Slow, Medium, Fast, Very Fast
Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom

Furniture & Interiors

Furniture and interior films — designed spaces, wood and stone materials, warm architectural light.

Materials
Concrete, Stone, Marble, Brick, Ceramic, Plaster, Terrazzo, Asphalt, Earth, Foliage, Water, Wood, Metal, Glass, Fabric, Leather, Paper, Skin, Hair, Plastic, Rubber, Emissive
Motion
Object Motion, Object + Camera Motion
Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom

Wellness

Health and wellness brand films — supplements and self-care products in clean, minimal design language.

Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom
Pace
Very Slow, Slow, Medium, Fast, Very Fast
Stability
Steady, Shaky

Finance

Finance and fintech brand films — cards and product objects in abstract brand worlds.

Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom
Movement
Constant, Accelerating, Decelerating
Pace
Very Slow, Slow, Medium, Fast, Very Fast

Entertainment

Titles and idents — type in motion, logo reveals, main-title sequences, broadcast and streaming design.

Detail
Ultra Clean, Clean, Balanced, Textured, Gritty, Custom
Movement
Constant, Accelerating, Decelerating
Change
Minimal, Moderate, Dramatic

Art

Pure motion art — abstract forms, simulations, and light-and-material studies with no product at all.

Motion
Object Motion, Object + Camera Motion
Smoothness
Smooth, Choppy
Stability
Steady, Shaky

Search by Color

Filter product commercials by visual characteristics — find shots that match your color palette, saturation level, or lighting style.

Hue
Red, Orange, Yellow, Lime, Green, Teal, Cyan, Blue, Indigo, Purple, Magenta, Pink
Saturation
Desaturated, Vivid
Brightness
Dark, Moody, Balanced, Bright Contrast, High Key

The world's best Product commercials & 3D motion design.

Every video handpicked, indexed shot by shot, and searchable by idea, color, look, and motion — work you won't find collected anywhere else.

Search, shot by shot.

  • Search by idea — Type brief language — "cushioning" returns foam macros, inflated geometry, a shoe resting on pillows. Concepts in, visuals out
  • Image search — Drop in any image, find shots that match by color, composition, and light
  • Color filters — Exact hue degree ranges — combine two ranges for duotone palettes
  • Luminance distribution — Define how light and shadow should be distributed in the frame
  • Detail, saturation & pace — Full visual control over every filter dimension
  • Shot-level indexing — Every video decomposed into 10–30 individual shots
  • Visual similarity, four ways — On any shot, choose what similar means: General, Look, Subject, or Motion — same look, different subject is one click
  • For You, New, Trending & Shuffle — A feed that learns your taste — and only picks from work that already cleared the quality bar
  • Curated library — Humans decide what gets in. Algorithms help you find it

Filter by how it moves.

The shape of the move is measured on every shot, not tagged by hand — whether it holds one speed, builds through the shot, or lands and settles. Nothing a keyword or a still frame can carry.

Motion curve

  • Constant — Steady from first frame to last. A glide rather than a gesture.
  • Accelerating — Starts slow and builds — motion that gathers through the shot.
  • Decelerating — Comes in fast and settles. A move that lands, then rests.

Decide what matters for you.

Point at any shot and ask for more like it — then say what "like it" means. Overall resemblance, or just the look.

  • General — Overall resemblance. Same kind of object, same light, same clean set — the closest thing to "more of this".
  • Look — What it is stops mattering. A waffle bar, a server rack, a pair of headphones — held together by the same orange.

Discover, and be discovered — Your work, in front of the right people.

Every shot in the index is credited and linked to the people who made it — so the directors, studios, and brands browsing the library find you, not just your work. Anyone can submit a video: your own, or great work you think belongs here. Curators decide what gets in.

How submissions work

Built for

Brands planning their next product commercial. See how other brands bring their vision to life — then pitch your studio with references that capture the pacing, tone, and direction.

People like HUBLOT, Microsoft, Bang & Olufsen, Logitech, Nike, Adidas, OMEGA, Zhiben, TAG Heuer, VIZIO, Huawei, Zenith, Apple, Beats, Microsoft Design

Studios aligning with clients and teams. Share reference-grade shots that put everyone on the same page — so the vision is clear from the first meeting to the final cut.

People like PARTNER, Tendril, Publicis, ManvsMachine, Ferrero Pubbliregia, FutureDeluxe, The Corner London, XK studio, Wednesday, FRAME, Innocean Worldwide, Trizz Studio, CiLab, Tektura Studio™, IWC Creative Center

Creators motion designers, 3D artists, animators, and cinematographers — studying the craft at the highest level. Browse the best work in the industry and sharpen your own.

People like Artemy Perevertin, Thierry Pouffary, Claudio Gasparollo, Jack Exton, Christian Cabiddu, Jonathan Cliff, Filipp Gorbachev, Jake Gabbay, Mantas Bardauskas, Radim Strelka, Matteo Nicoli, Rafa Lluch, Andrés Reisinger, Mauro Chiarello, Dmitriy Paukov

Keep the moment, not the video.

That 3-second transition you'll need for a brief next month — save just that moment. Shots, sequences, or complete videos: everything stays linked, organized, and playable.

Save individual shots.

A 3-second lighting transition buried in a 60-second spot? Save just that moment — not the whole video.

Save any sequence.

Save a specific section of a video — not just one shot, not the whole thing. Define the in and out, and keep it.

Save complete videos.

Bookmark the entire video in one click. Instantly playable, organized into nested folders and collections.

  • Shot-level saves — Save and organize at the individual shot level
  • Sequences — Chain shots into playable multi-clip references
  • Nested folders — Organize collections in a nested folder structure
  • Linked to source — Everything stays linked to its source in the library
  • Motion, not stills — References that move, not frozen frames

Walk in with the direction agreed.

Build your visual direction on a video-based infinite canvas — drag in shots, sequences, and full videos, annotate, and share it. Client and team aligned before production begins.

  • Infinite canvas — A freeform workspace with the entire library in a sidebar
  • Drag & drop — Drag shots, sequences, and full videos onto the canvas
  • Live playback — Every clip plays on hover — no frozen thumbnails
  • Annotations & drawing — Write text annotations and draw freehand over references
  • Nested grouping — Group elements into nested structures for complex projects
  • Import your own files — Bring in storyboards, rough cuts, and client assets alongside library references
  • Shareable — The artifact you present to clients and collaborators
  • Real-time collaboration · Coming soon — Work on the same canvas simultaneously — like Figma for video references
  • Review workflows · Coming soon — Share boards for async feedback with timestamped comments — like Frame.io for pre-production

Everything under the hood.

  • Similarity, four ways — On any shot, choose what similar means: General, Look, Subject, or Motion.
  • Image search — Drop in a client's frame — get the shots that match its color, composition, and light.
  • Color search — Exact hue ranges, duotone palettes, and luminance distribution — measured, not tagged.
  • Search by idea — Brief language in, visual language out — "cushioning" returns foam, inflation, softness.
  • For You — A feed that learns your taste — and only picks from work that cleared the quality bar.
  • Collections & sequences — Save the exact shot, chain shots into playable references, nest it all into folders.
  • Canvas — The moodboard that moves — an infinite workspace where every reference plays.
  • Submit & be seen — Your work, in front of the exact audience that matters — if the curators let it in.

Free to use. Paid to go deep.

Every feature works on a free account — the full library, every filter, search, saving, and the canvas. The paid plan takes the ceilings off.

  • The full library (Every published film, indexed shot by shot) — Free: included, Pro: included
  • Every filter and every search (Keyword, semantic, and image search · brand, industry, style, technique, colour, light — no daily limit) — Free: included, Pro: included
  • Results per view (Search, filters, creator pages, similar clips, For You) — Free: First 150, Pro: Every match
  • Collections (Free accounts hold 100 saved frames) — Free: 3, Pro: Unlimited
  • Canvas projects (Build, share, and export moodboards) — Free: 2, Pro: Unlimited

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Questions, answered.

What is Motion Index?

Motion Index is a curated reference library of the world's best product commercials, brand films, and high-end 3D motion design — every video handpicked and indexed shot by shot, searchable by idea, color, look, and motion. Humans decide what gets in; algorithms help you find it.

Is Motion Index the right library for me?

It is if you make or commission designed, product-focused work: CG, tabletop and macro studio shoots, materials, light, and type in motion. It is deliberately NOT a library of live-action people work: there are almost no humans on screen — when people appear, they're elements in a designed world, not the subject. If you need portrait or lifestyle references, character animation, UI motion, narrative film, or downloadable stock footage, Motion Index is the wrong tool.

Is the content AI-generated?

No — nothing in the library is AI-generated. Every shot was made by a real studio, for a real brand, and shipped. That's the point: a reference has to prove the caliber is achievable, and every video is credited to the people who made it. Motion Index uses algorithms to help you search the library, never to fill it.

How does the search work?

Search by idea — brief language like "cushioning" returns foam macros, inflated geometry, and a shoe resting on pillows. Search by image — drop in any frame and find shots that match by color, composition, and light. Or dial in exact visual parameters: hue-degree ranges (combinable for duotone palettes), saturation, luminance distribution, texture detail, and pace. On any shot, you can also explore visual similarity four ways: General, Look, Subject, or Motion.

Can I add my own videos to Motion Index?

You can submit them. Anyone can submit a video — their own work or great work they've found — and human curators approve or reject every submission against one standard: reference-grade work you'd show a client. More videos get rejected than published, which is exactly what makes being in the library mean something.

How is Motion Index different from ShotDeck?

ShotDeck focuses on cinematic reference stills from feature films — excellent for narrative filmmaking, but frozen frames can't communicate pacing, camera movement, or rhythm. Motion Index is built for product commercials, brand films, and 3D motion design: full video references, indexed shot by shot, searchable by idea, color, look, and motion. If your work is designed rather than captured — CG, studio, materials, and type — Motion Index is built for your workflow.

How much does Motion Index cost?

Creating an account is free, and the free account is a real one: the full library, every filter, unlimited search by keyword or image, saved frames, collections, and the canvas all work. Free accounts are rationed rather than restricted — search as often as you like, and each search shows the first 150 matches. The paid plan removes those ceilings: every result, unlimited saves and collections, unlimited boards, plus sub-collections, collaborators, file uploads, and custom clips.

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