By the AdAnt team · Updated September 22, 2026
The button opens a draft in Studio. Add your product and review the brief before sending.
See an existing creative example
The beauty example shows the kind of everyday setting and product-oriented scene you can use as a starting point. It does not establish an advertising result. Use your own product references and review every visible product detail before publishing a recreation.
Choose the person, product, and message
Explore AdAnt’s work in the Bon Credit AI UGC examples and DramaBreak creative program. The case studies identify the examples, reported metrics, and the work AdAnt’s team contributed.
Select an available avatar or use an avatar you have created in your account. Bring clear product images and an accurate brief: who the viewer is, what the product does, and the one action the video should invite. A consistent avatar reference guides generation, but exact appearance, hands, and product interaction can vary across takes.
For an app, supply a screen recording. For a physical product, supply views that show its shape, label, and proportions. Keep claims grounded in what the product actually does; an AI presenter should not be presented as a real customer describing a personal experience.
A 15-second skincare brief you can adapt
- Opening: a creator in a morning bathroom setting introduces one specific routine problem. Write a factual hook rather than a fabricated personal result.
- Product moment: show the supplied bottle reference and one use step. Check the label, hands, and packaging against your source image.
- Close: explain the product’s verified benefit and invite the viewer to learn more. Create a second opening while keeping the product explanation constant if you want a useful comparison.
This is an illustrative production brief. It is not the recorded script or a measured result from the catalog example above.
Language and audio limitations
Specify the spoken language and exact pronunciation of your brand in the brief. Voice and language options depend on the selected model and available voices; this page does not promise a fixed language count. Review pronunciation, lip sync, accent, and timing in the actual output. A silent catalog preview cannot demonstrate voice quality.
A worked budget example
The current monthly Pro plan is $39 with 150 credits; the base monthly Max plan is $99 with 400 credits. See pricing for annual billing, larger allowances, and current terms.
Suppose the generation estimate for your chosen settings is 10 credits per take. Three initial takes plus two replacement takes would use 50 credits, leaving 100 of a 150-credit allowance. The 10-credit figure is an arithmetic assumption, not a quoted rate for this example or a promise of five finished videos. Images, voice, and other charged work must also fit your budget; use the actual estimates in your session.
Review before publishing
- Check the avatar, hands, product packaging, interface text, and aspect ratio.
- Listen to the full spoken track and verify any on-screen captions.
- Keep generated performances distinct from genuine customer testimonials.
- Track production credits and revisions separately from ad spend and campaign results.
Learn how to write the brief in the AI video prompts guide, or use a reference video when you already have a format in mind.
Start with your own product
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