AI video ads from a product photo · for media buyers and e-commerce
Every other AI ad tool makes you regenerate the whole video to change one line. UGC Studio is built scene by scene, so you edit what's wrong and keep what already works.
Sign up and get 1000 free credits — enough to make your first ad.
The loop everyone is stuck in
Your ad is almost perfect, but one scene gets your product wrong. Fixing it means regenerating the entire video, losing the parts that worked and spending another credit without knowing whether the result will be better. Testing four opening hooks should not require four complete videos: when scenes cannot be edited on their own, every small change costs more credits and puts at risk the parts that already work.
This is why testing four hooks costs four full videos instead of four edits, and why a month's credits disappear before you find a winner. The problem was never the AI. It was that the whole clip is one indivisible block.
What makes this different
Three things this does that the template-driven tools structurally cannot.
This is a mock of the interface, not the editor itself: the counter shows the difference in approach, not real credit spend.
If one scene presents your product not the way you wanted, edit only that scene. Everything else stays as it was — the actor, the place, the delivery. Connected scenes are updated only when that is genuinely necessary, so you stay in control of every part of the video.
Start with an idea instead of choosing from a fixed set of presets. Describe your ad and the studio writes the script, divides it into scenes and directs each one. From unusual camera angles to specific objections and formats, every part can be tailored to what you had in mind.
Found an ad you like? Drop the video in and the studio does the hard work. You get its approach back and rebuild it with your own product, your own voice and your own actor — a strong starting point, without copying the original creative.
How it works
No shoot, no actor booking, no editor. The longest part is deciding what you want to say.
Upload one product photo and pick the presenter who fits your audience.
Describe the creative direction you want, or upload a video whose structure you want to reuse.
The studio turns your idea into a complete ad: script, scenes, voiceover and captions generated together.
If something feels off, edit that scene while the rest of the video stays unchanged.
Who it's for
Test twenty hooks without paying for twenty full regenerations. Swap the opening line, keep the demo. Volume is the whole game and this is where per-scene editing pays for itself fastest.
Create ads that show accurately how your product looks and how it works, without booking a studio, a creator or a shoot day. Keep the same presenter across an entire campaign.
Handle more client work without expanding your team. Predictable per-video pricing makes budgeting easier, and scene-level revisions avoid unnecessary full renders.
Straight talk
Better to say it now than after you have paid.
Pricing
You pay for output, not for the calendar: no monthly fee, no seat count, nothing expiring on the first of the month. Subscription tools in this category start around $110 a month for ten videos — $11 per video, whether you used it or not. You pay for what you actually make.
Sign up and get 1000 free credits — enough to make your first ad.
These are medians from our own credit ledger, not a marketing estimate: 41 full generation passes and 17 scene re-rolls. A longer video and a pricier model cost more, so your figure comes from the quote in the studio — it is shown before anything is charged, and whatever goes unused returns to your balance.
Before you start
A product photo. That's the whole requirement. No footage, no actor, no script, no editing software. A reference video whose structure you want to model helps, but it is optional.
No. It's credit-based: you top up, you generate, unused credits stay yours. That's deliberate — the subscription model in this category punishes you for the months you're not running campaigns.
Yes, and it's the reason this tool exists. Each scene is a separate object with its own script line, direction and delivery. Regenerate scene three and scenes one, two and four are byte-for-byte what they were.
25 of them: English, Ukrainian, Russian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Hindi, French, Italian, Dutch, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Greek, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Turkish, Indonesian, Malay, Filipino and Japanese. Both the voice-over and the subtitles. That covers markets English-first tools simply do not serve.
You give it a video, it returns the script and the scene-by-scene structure: pacing, shot types, what each beat is doing. You then rebuild that structure with your own product and actor. Use it to understand why something works, not to republish someone else's footage. Whatever you publish should be your own material or properly licensed.
No. Physical products get the strongest result because the actor can hold and demonstrate them, but apps, SaaS and digital products work too — the presenter talks to camera and the product appears as screen content.
Ready when you are
Open the studio, upload a photo, and see what comes back. If a scene isn't right, you'll fix that scene — not start over.
UGC Studio generates synthetic video using AI presenters. Output is machine-generated and should be reviewed before publication. You are responsible for ensuring that anything you publish complies with the advertising rules of your platform and jurisdiction, including any required disclosure that a video is AI-generated, and that you hold the rights to the product imagery and any reference material you upload. Demo videos on this page are examples of output, not performance claims.
We open access gradually, in small groups — so the render queue stays short and quality holds. Leave your address and we will write when your turn comes. One email, nothing else.