AI video ad generator for product ads
Turn a product photo and one selling point into three 15-second ad scripts and a first frame. Video export is coming soon; the script and frame are free today.
What an AI video ad generator does
An AI video ad generator takes a product, a script and sometimes a presenter, and produces a short clip for social feeds. The quality of that clip depends mostly on the script and the first frame, because the model animates what it is given. This site covers those two steps for free and keeps the video step behind a waitlist.
Three ways to make a short product ad
| Route | You do | Typical limit |
|---|---|---|
| Film it yourself | Shoot, edit, voice | Time |
| Hire a creator | Brief and review | Cost per clip |
| AI generator | Write script, pick actor | Check for errors and claims |
Why start with the script and first frame
- A weak script wastes any video credit you spend later.
- A first frame shows early whether the actor and the product read well together.
- Both cost little to redo, so you can test several angles first.
A simple workflow
- Write one line about the buyer and the benefit.
- Generate three scripts. Pick one and edit it for your brand voice.
- Generate the first frame. Check the packaging and logo against your real product.
- When video opens, send the chosen script and frame to the video step. Until then, use them as a brief for a creator or an editor.
Format notes
Vertical 9:16 clips and a 15-second length suit most short-form feeds. Scripts are written for roughly that length. Confirm the exact requirements in the ad platform you use; we have not verified current platform specs here.
Limits today
| Item | Free now |
|---|---|
| Scripts | 3 runs per day |
| First frame | 1 per day |
| Video | Not open, waitlist only |
| Face upload | Not supported |
| Output label | AI-generated on every result |
The first frame is made with your photo as a reference and may differ from the product in small details. Always check before you publish.
Before you start
What to prepare
One clear product photo, shot square-on, with the whole product visible and the label readable. One sentence about the buyer and the benefit. A rough idea of the tone you want, which decides which of the six actors to pick. Larger photos are shrunk in your browser before they are sent, so you do not need to resize them yourself.
How to judge a script in one minute
Read it aloud with a timer. Check that the hook names a problem in the first sentence, that the product appears by the middle, and that the ending asks for one clear action. Check every claim against your product page. If the script says something that is not true for your product, rewrite that line. If two scripts are close, test both; they cost nothing to generate and you can run the tool again tomorrow.
What changes when video opens
The plan is a 15-second vertical clip made from your chosen script and first frame. It is not open, we have no launch date, and nothing is charged today. If you leave your email in the video dialog we will write once when it opens. Until then, hand the script and first frame to an editor or creator, or use them as a storyboard.
Who should wait
If you need a finished, edited video this week, this tool is not enough yet. If you are still deciding what to say and who the actor should be, start here: it is free, it needs no account, and it gives you something concrete to react to in a few seconds of reading.
See also: AI UGC ads and pricing.
Questions
Can it make the video today?
Not yet. Scripts and a first frame are free today; video is behind a waitlist and nothing is charged.
What size should the video be?
Scripts are written for roughly 15 seconds of voiceover. Confirm the exact requirements in the ad platform you use; we have not verified current platform specs here.
Do I need an account?
No. You need one product photo and one line about the buyer and the benefit.
Get the scripts first.
Three scripts and a first frame, free today.
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