Make an AI UGC video ad
One brief in, one finished advertisement out. Describe the product, who it is for and what the offer is; the flow writes the script, sets the scene count, casts a presenter and assembles the cut. Nothing else has to be decided before the first render.
Questions
How long is a UGC ad from one brief?
The script the flow writes decides the length: a short ad carries a hook, the offer and a close, and the scene count you set (two, three, four or six) holds them. You can re-render one scene without re-rendering the film.
Who or what is in the ad?
The presenter comes from the People library, the voice from the Voices library, and the colours, type and product from the brand you saved in Brands. Nothing of yours is published: the render is a file in your own library.
Can I use my own footage?
Yes. Own footage cuts a film from clips you shot, and the finishing bench lets you put a rendered scene beside your own material in the same cut.
How it works
Describe the advertisement
The textbox takes the brief: what the product is, who the audience is and what the offer says. A paragraph in your own words is enough; the words you write are the voice the script keeps.
The script and the scenes are laid out
The flow reads the aspect you set and writes the script against it, then breaks it into scenes. Two, three, four or six scenes, each with its own shot, holding the hook, the offer and the close.
The scenes render
The presenter comes from the People library, the voice from Voices, and the colours, type and product from the brand you saved in Brands. The work runs as jobs in the pipeline, and every job reports in Files and jobs.
Review, change one thing, finish
Watch the cut, then re-render the one scene that is wrong rather than the whole film. The finishing bench cuts a rendered scene against your own footage, and the export is a file you upload where you run the ad.
What the brief carries
The brief is three sentences: what the product is, who it is for and what the offer says. This maker also reads:
- The brief, in your own words: the textbox takes a full paragraph
- The aspect: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1
What it is good for
- A product launch that needs a paid-social cut in the same week as the announcement.
- A handful of variants to test one hook against another, without booking a shoot.
- A local offer where the audience is a street, a city or a trade rather than a whole market.
The same brief can make a still set afterwards. Render the ad in 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, 1:1 for the feed and 16:9 for a landscape placement, and every cut lands in the library under the brand it was made for.
Open it
The studio does the work. Start a brief above, or open Make an ad and carry on with a campaign.
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