Use case
AI UGC ads
Turn an actor still and a script into a vertical ad video. Generate the voice, drive the face, ship in 9:16.
User-generated-content ads work because they look like a person talking to a camera rather than a produced commercial. The production problem is that they still need a person, a camera and several takes.
The path here is: a still of the actor, a script, a voice, and a driven face. The UGC studio runs the ad as its own job kind so the gallery filters to ad work rather than mixing it with everything else, and it bills by duration — length changes cost by an order of magnitude across the models it can use.
The full loop uses three studios: write the script, generate the voiceover from 472 voices, then lip sync it to the still. Each step produces an artifact that feeds the next without leaving the app.
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UGC Ads
Vertical ad video from an actor still and a script
FAQ
AI UGC ads — questions
What do I need to start?
A still image of the actor and a script. The voice comes from the Voiceover studio, or you can supply your own audio.
What aspect ratio does it produce?
Vertical 9:16, which is what the social placements these ads run in expect.
What does a UGC ad cost?
It bills as a video generation at 20 credits base, scaling with duration — so a 30-second ad costs substantially more than a 5-second one.
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100 free credits on signup — roughly fifty images, or twenty-five voiceovers, or three premium video clips.
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