TENS units: pack still and lead wires, no treatment VO

Product plate. Do not put a treatment read on a generated mouth.

A TENS listing is a pack, a lead harness, and the pinout a buyer will match on the desk. It is not a constructed clinician walking a protocol. Health talk on a synthetic face is the YouTube pattern that closes Partner Program eligibility. Photograph the unit. Animate that still. Type the channel count after picture lock. Leave the mouth off the file.

/for/physical-therapists is a clinic page: recovery arcs, form demos, a named therapist on camera when advice is the point. This post is the OEM SKU. A pack still is not a patient, and it is not a PT reel.

The pack is the still you already own

The carton face, the controller colour, the lead jacks, the coiled wires in the tray — that is the product. A paragraph that says "TENS unit on marble, gentle wellness, pads on a shoulder" invents a cousin box and a body you did not photograph. The product video generator is the tool-shaped door: two or three clean angles of the real object, then camera and scene around it. The photographs are the contract. The prompt is the move.

Seedance 2.5 is the still-to-motion family. Image-to-video on that family animates a locked plate into a continuous clip at up to 720p, four to thirty seconds, native audio with the picture, 47 credits listed. I2V is the still-to-motion job; the published URL is /models/seedance-2-5. Frame one is the file you sent.

Prompt camera and physics only. Slow table-top orbit. Locked tripod. A lead that was already coiled, settling. Do not describe milliamp ranges, pad placement, or "relief for lower back." Re-describing the unit is how the model treats the housing as optional. Fine type on the faceplate is the first thing a generator loses. If the model number must read, it has to fill the frame at the start.

Iterate short. Inspect at 100% on the pack face and the wire colour.

Lead wires are geometry, not atmosphere

TENS leads are a pin, a colour, a split, a pad connector. Models that are free to invent will grow a third conductor, recast the plug, or melt the coil into a USB cable. That is not "cinematic product." That is a harness you cannot ship.

Keep the wires in the hero still. Do not crop them out and hope the generate will "add authentic leads." Do not first-last a pack-only plate to a lifestyle still of pads on a limb. The middle of that interpolate is a body. You do not generate patients. You do not generate residual limbs. You do not generate a clinician holding the pack.

A last frame is optional, and only when it is a second approved still of the same unit — front of pack to three-quarter of the same tray. Two competing housings is a morph. Two competing harnesses is a different BOM.

Lifestyle around the unit is a split file. I2V for the pack. A real named person on a different day if a human has to appear. Inspect every take on the jack and the coil. Re-run rather than retouch.

Treatment VO is a YPP mouth

YouTube's third inauthentic-content bucket is AI-generated personas that present as human experts on health, legal issues, finances, or politics. A constructed host prescribing pad placement, session length, or "what you should use this for" is the same shape as a constructed doctor diagnosing. Labelling the face AI does not leave the bucket.

Native audio on Seedance will invent a mix if you do not write one. Write silence, or write a quiet pack rustle and no speech. Quoted treatment lines in the prompt do not become a safe soundtrack. They become a mouth you did not hire, delivering health talk you cannot stand behind.

A silent orbit of the tray is not that shape. The kill is persona plus prescription. Do not glue a talking protocol onto the product file. If a channel needs a voice, that voice is a real named clinician on a different plate, or it is type you typed.

Overlay the count. Do not generate the patient.

Channel count, waveform mode, "leads in tray," a SKU string — those are authored lines. Add a text overlay burns one line you wrote, whole clip, top / center / bottom. It does not transcribe. A silent product plate has nothing to caption. Auto-captions on a mute orbit will invent silence, not a spec.

Do not ask the video row to typeset "4-channel" on the bezel. Prompted type is a misspelled reference you cannot edit. Keep the pack clean. Burn the real string after picture lock. Crop to the ratio you will ship before you overlay; top and bottom sit in a different safe zone after a 9:16 reframe.

Physical therapists can film a real recovery milestone with a real patient who consented. That is clinic work. A TENS brand listing is a tray. Do not borrow the clinic format and swap in a generated mouth. Facility still, SKU still, authored overlay. That is the health-safe product job.

Pause on the pack. Is it the still you would send to the buyer? Yes → ship the motion. No → you prompted a scene or first-last'd a body onto the tray. Fix the still.

FAQ

Can I text-to-video "our TENS unit rotating on a bench" and skip the pack photo?

You can. You will get a box with wires. It will not be the box often enough to run as the listing. The product video generator exists because the still is the spec.

If I prompt "no medical advice," can the model still put a clinician on the pack?

The face is still a constructed presenter. Treatment talk is still health. Hold the tray. If someone must speak, put a real named person on camera, or do not prescribe.

Should I generate pads on a shoulder so shoppers "get it"?

No. That is a generated body. Photograph the pack and the leads in the tray. Overlay a line you wrote if you need "leads included." Do not invent a patient.

Does Seedance 2.5 need a last frame for a simple orbit?

No. One hero still plus a camera move is the usual job. A last frame is control when you must land on a second approved still of the same unit — not a lifestyle limb.