Real Shopify Storefronts, Not Mockups
Every store on this page is running SwipeReel right now, and every screenshot was taken from the live storefront. Open any of them and scroll: the videos, the product tags and the prices belong to the merchant, not to us.
Arippula
Arippula sells handmade shoulder bags. Their homepage carries a rail of vertical videos, and every tile has a product card pinned to it with the item name and price in euros.
- Placement
- Homepage rail, plus a second rail on product pages
- Layout
- Carousel, four across on desktop
- Product tag with price on every video
- Customer and casual footage rather than studio work
- Second rail placed level with the product gallery
A handmade bag is bought on texture and scale. Footage of someone carrying one answers both questions faster than a white-background photograph, and the price card means a shopper never has to go and search the catalogue for what they just saw.
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Decize
Decize runs the most commercially direct rail of the group. Every video carries a product card with the current price and, where a discount applies, the original price struck through.
- Placement
- Homepage rail below the hero
- Layout
- Carousel with product cards on every slide
- Price and strike-through discount visible inside the video
- Vertical footage framed tightly on the garment
- Tap opens a full player rather than a new page
Apparel has a well-known leak: shoppers love a look on social media and never find the item on the site. A priced tag inside the video closes that gap without adding a navigation step.
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Moodzee
Moodzee uses a coverflow layout rather than a flat carousel: the centre video is enlarged and the tiles either side recede, giving the middle clip room to carry the brand.
- Placement
- Homepage, mid-page
- Layout
- Coverflow, large slides
- Unboxing and mood footage rather than catalogue clips
- Larger centre slide for brand impression
- Twenty videos loaded lazily so the page render is unaffected
Fragrance cannot be demonstrated the way a bag can. When video is doing brand work rather than catalogue work, coverflow buys attention for the centre clip at the cost of showing fewer products per screen.
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Ramji Sons
Ramji Sons fills its rail with close-up footage: georgette catching light, a bandhani dupatta being unfolded, tissue embroidery under a lamp.
- Placement
- Homepage rail
- Layout
- Carousel, full-screen player on tap
- Close-up footage of material rather than styled shots
- Full player opens over the page, not on a new URL
- View, like and share counters on the player
A photograph of georgette and a photograph of a cheaper synthetic look nearly identical. Ten seconds of the fabric moving does not. Video is the closest substitute for the thing a shopper would do in a shop, which is touch it.
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Ramji Sons, India, Shopify App Store, 9 April 2026
Insane Look
Insane Look labels its rail Insane Fam. The framing is deliberate: these are customers wearing the clothes, not models, and the section name tells shoppers to read it that way.
- Placement
- Homepage, named customer section
- Layout
- Carousel with product cards, mini player enabled
- Section named so the videos read as social proof
- Product card with price on each customer video
- Mini player keeps the video running while browsing
Social proof and the catalogue are the same surface here. A shopper convinced by an oversized shirt on someone their own build can act on it immediately, rather than remembering to look it up.
Open Insane LookAmazing app with powerful features! SwipeReel: Shoppable Video UGC made it easy to add engaging video content to our store. The support team is outstanding—quick, helpful, and resolved all our issues. Highly recommended!
Insane Look, India, Shopify App Store, 20 April 2026
Mayskin
Mayskin runs a full-bleed row of creator videos high on the homepage, alternating people talking to camera with clean shots of the tubes themselves.
- Placement
- Homepage, above the fold on most screens
- Layout
- Full-bleed carousel, seven tiles across
- Creator footage and product shots alternating in the same rail
- Full-bleed so the row runs edge to edge
- Play affordance on every tile, no autoplay
Skincare is sold on results and on trust in whoever is holding the tube. Mixing creator pieces with plain product shots lets one rail carry both, so a shopper gets a face and a texture in the same scroll.
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Minbie
Minbie gives the rail a proper section: an eyebrow reading SEE MINBIE IN ACTION, a heading asking why parents choose Minbie, and a line of copy before the videos start.
- Placement
- Homepage, as a titled section
- Layout
- Carousel under a headed introduction
- Eyebrow, heading and standfirst framing the videos
- Real parents using bottles, pumps and sterilisers
- Rail sits above the brand credentials strip
Baby feeding is a high-anxiety purchase, and the framing does as much work as the footage. Telling a shopper what they are about to watch, and why, turns a row of clips into evidence rather than decoration.
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Arippula product page
The same store runs a second placement on individual product pages, beside the gallery rather than below the reviews.
- Placement
- Product page, level with the gallery
- Layout
- Carousel, tagged to the product in view
- Rail sits beside the gallery, above the fold on desktop
- Related videos tagged to the same product
- Studio photography kept, video added alongside
By the time a shopper reaches a product page they are already interested; what they want is reassurance about that item. Placing video level with the gallery means they never scroll away from the buy button to get it.
Open Arippula product pageNone of these merchants was asked to write anything for this page. The screenshots are of their public storefronts, and if any of them would rather not appear here, we take the entry down on request. Reviews are quoted word for word from the Shopify App Store listing.
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