Marketing Studio
AI UGC ad generator for product photos
Upload a product photo and Marketing Studio generates a UGC-style video ad. Pick one of 8 styles, optionally add an avatar, write what the creator says, and choose a 10, 12 or 15 second length at 1080p.
What it does
- Builds a video ad from one product photo, using the photo as the product reference.
- 8 UGC styles: Shopping, At home, Delivery, Review, Try on, Unboxing, Tutorial and Before/after.
- An optional avatar from the built-in avatar library.
- Aspect ratios: 9:16 (default), 3:4, 4:3, 16:9, 1:1 and 21:9.
- Generated UGC videos are created with audio.
- Downloads as an MP4 file.
How it works
- Upload a product photo, or pick one from your product library.
- Optionally pick an avatar. The avatar step is marked as optional.
- Choose one of the 8 UGC styles.
- Write what the creator should say. The prompt is required, and an exact script must fit the word budget for the length you chose.
- Pick the length (10, 12 or 15 seconds) and the aspect ratio. The default is 9:16.
- Click Generate, then download the finished MP4 from Generated Campaigns.
What it costs
- 10 seconds at 1080p: 66 credits.
- 12 seconds at 1080p: 98 credits.
- 15 seconds at 1080p: 120 credits.
- Marketing Studio always renders UGC ads at 1080p, so these are the prices you pay.
- New accounts get 10 welcome credits, which is not enough for one UGC video ad. A Marketing Studio image costs 10 credits.
- See pricing for credit packs and plans.
FAQ
How many credits does an AI UGC ad cost?
A 10-second ad costs 66 credits, a 12-second ad costs 98 credits and a 15-second ad costs 120 credits. All UGC ads render at 1080p.
Can I make a UGC video ad with the 10 free credits?
No. The cheapest UGC video ad costs 66 credits, and new accounts start with 10 welcome credits. A Marketing Studio image costs 10 credits.
Do I need an avatar?
No. The avatar is optional. You can generate an ad from the product photo alone.
Which image formats can I upload?
Product photos can be JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP or GIF files.
What happens if my script is too long?
The app checks an exact script against a word budget for the length you chose. If the script is too long, it asks you to shorten it or to describe the idea instead.