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# Offer 360° video to shoppers

Storefront 360° video turns a completed image try-on into a short rotating reel.

## Requirements

* The current plan must include 360° video. Grow does not.
* Image try-on must be available on the product.
* 360° video must be set to **On — shopper's choice**.
* The product must be within the store-wide or selected-product scope.
* The account and shopper must be below the applicable credit and daily caps.

New accounts start with shopper-choice video on for all products, subject to plan access.

## Configure video

1. Open the **360° video** card in Widget settings.
2. Choose **On — shopper's choice**.
3. Choose **All products** or **Selected products**.
4. Set the default videos per device per day.
5. Optionally set a tighter daily cap for an individual product.

360° video is not offered on a Live AR makeup product because Live AR replaces image try-on there.

## Credits and failures

Video uses more credits than an image try-on. The current action cost appears under **Account → Usage** and **Plan & billing**.

If a video job fails, it does not count as a completed try-on and its reserved credits are returned.

For Studio campaign content, see [Animate a Studio image into a reel](/video/studio-reels.md).


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