UGC ads
An ad that looks like a customer talking to the camera. The studio writes the script in five beats and renders it with one AI influencer, showing the price first.
Where to find it
Get customers → Ads → UGC ads, or Make a UGC ad on the Ads page. Tabs: Make an ad, Scripts from the team, All videos and Auto mode.
An ad in one press
01
Who is on camera
A face from the cast, one of your influencers, your own photo, or someone described in words.
02
What it is about
One line — the offer, the pain, the people it is for. Empty, the producer picks from your brand documents.
03
The output
Up to 15 seconds, 9:16, 480p, the draft version — change any of it. Press Make the ad: the script is written and rendered in about five minutes.
Write the ad yourself
Advanced shows the beats, each with what is said and what the camera sees, and a word meter: about two words fit a second, so a 12-second ad holds 26 words. Pick a setting — kitchen table, desk, sofa, parked car, mirror, walking outside, café — or add your own photos of the outfit, the place and the product. Spoken in sets the language, from twelve. Then Render the ad.
Scripts from the team: Write 4 scripts (25 credits) brings four hooks and four pains from your brand, each with three other first lines. Use this script loads one to change and render. Scripts from a God's Eye study of a competitor's ads open here too.
What it costs
25 credits to write the script, then the render by the second — 4 a second for a draft at 480p, up to 31 for the best at 720p. A 15-second draft at 480p comes to 85 credits in all. A failed render costs nothing.
Good to know
- One speaker per ad.
- Screens are always turned away from the camera. To show your site, use the video studio with a screenshot marked Screen.
- 4 to 30 seconds; up to 10 renders a day per profile.
Questions
Asked about this
Do I have to write the script?
No. One-press mode writes it; Write 4 scripts brings four; or write the beats yourself.
Which languages can it speak?
Twelve, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Italian. The default follows your site.