UGC ADs
Upload one product image and generate a phone-native UGC ad that feels filmed by a real creator, not produced as a commercial.
What you get
An ad that feels like a share
UGC ADs turns one product image into a vertical spoken ad. It is meant to look like someone filmed it on a phone.
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Filmed like a creator, not an ad
Vertical phone footage, a natural handheld camera, an everyday setting, and spoken lines that sound like a person talking. The result feels shared, not produced.
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A script with a clear arc
The selling points are arranged as a problem at the start, then the product, then the result, then a call to action.
Why use this skill
From a short brief to a post you can run
Built for sellers and ad teams who need low-cost test creatives that feel less like advertising.
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One image and the selling points
A product image and the points you want to make are enough to start. The usual length is about 15 seconds, and you can choose a different duration.
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Closer to a real share
UGC-style creatives usually earn higher click-through and conversion than polished ads. They feel like something a real person posted, so viewers stay less guarded.
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Built for teams that test a lot
Independent store sellers, TikTok and short-video ad teams, and brands that need a steady supply of low-cost test creatives.
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Preview, pick, then post
Upload the product image, add selling points and a duration, and generate the film. Preview it, keep the take you want, then download it or publish it to a short-video platform.
Use cases
The kind of film this skill is built to make
Creator-style unboxings, reviews, and try-ons already running as short ads. UGC ADs is built to make this phone-native format from one product image.
FAQ
Questions about UGC ADs
What you provide, how the script is built, and where the finished video can go.
What does UGC ADs do?
It turns one product image into a vertical UGC ad with spoken copy. The film is meant to look like a real creator shot it on a phone, not like a produced commercial.
What do I need to provide?
A product image and the selling points. You can also set the duration. Those inputs are enough to start.
How long is the video?
About 15 seconds is the usual length. You can choose a different duration before generation.
How is the script structured?
It opens on a problem, then shows the product, then the result, then a call to action. The selling points drive each beat.
Why use a UGC-style ad?
UGC-style creatives usually get higher click-through and conversion than polished ads, because they feel closer to a real person's share and viewers stay less guarded.
Where can I publish the result?
Preview the film, keep the take you want, then download it or publish it to a short-video platform.