AI UGC video generator for ecommerce sellers

How it works

1. Upload a product photo. A clear shot on a plain background works best.
2. Add one line: who it is for or why it is worth buying.
3. Pick a virtual actor. We write 3 scripts of about 15 seconds each and draw a first frame with the actor holding your product.

What you get today

• Three 15-second voiceover scripts, each with a hook, a body and a call to action. Copy them into your editor or give them to a creator.
• One first-frame image: a virtual actor holding the product you uploaded, for use as a thumbnail, a storyboard frame or a reference.
• Six virtual actors, described in text. They are fictional characters. We do not accept face uploads and we do not swap faces.
• Every output carries an AI-generated label.

Coming next (not open yet)

15-second video generation. Join the waitlist from the tool. We only count clicks and emails; nothing is charged.

Limits and who it is not for

• Free limits: 3 script runs and 1 first frame per visitor per day, reset at 00:00 UTC.
• The first frame uses your uploaded photo as a reference. Check the packaging, logo and small details yourself before you publish; the image may not match your product exactly.
• Not for fake reviews: we do not make testimonial or customer-review ads, and scripts must not claim a real customer said something.
• Not for adult content, counterfeit goods, other brands' trademarks or products you have no right to advertise.
• Not a video editor and not a product-photo studio.

Why UGC-style scripts

UGC ads copy the look of a creator talking to a phone: one person, one product, one reason to care. They are usually short and open with a problem, not a logo. A good script is the hard part, because a creator or a video model can only film what is written. This tool starts there. It gives you three different angles on the same product so you can pick one, edit it and test it.

What makes a script usable

Each script is built from three parts. The hook is the first line, about three seconds, and names a problem or a surprise. The body shows the product doing one job. The call to action says what to do next. Every script is sized for roughly 15 seconds of spoken voiceover, so you can read it aloud once to check the timing.

Writing a better selling point

The output follows your input. Compare "Water bottle" with "Insulated bottle that keeps drinks cold for a gym bag, for people who hate warm water". The second gives the writer a person, a place and a problem. Keep it to one line, name the buyer and the main benefit, and only state things that are true for your product.

Choosing an actor

The six actors differ in tone: calm, energetic, practical, and so on. Pick the one closest to your buyer. They are fictional characters, so there is no real person behind them and no face to license.

What to check before you publish

Read the script against your listing and remove claims you cannot support. Compare the first frame with your real packaging. Mark paid or sponsored posts according to the rules of the platform you use. The tool gives you a draft, not a finished ad. The first frame is a starting point; today you can use it for a storyboard, a thumbnail test or a brief for a creator.

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