How do I make AI UGC ads?
Making an AI UGC ad takes three things: a script, someone or something to put on camera, and a model to render it. In UGC Vids AI all three happen in one box. You open Create, paste your script, pick who says it, and press Generate. What you type reaches the model word for word, so the ad sounds like you wrote it rather than like a template filled in. The finished vertical ad comes back as an mp4, ready for Meta or TikTok.
The nine guides below are the same walkthroughs that ship inside the product, published here so you can read them before you sign up. They cover the parts people get stuck on: which engine to reach for out of Veo 3.1, Sora 2, Kling, Seedance, OmniHuman 1.5, Grok and Happy Horse 1.1; how to cast a stock actor or clone a real one; how to direct delivery with emotion tags such as [laughs] and [sighs]; how to start from an ad that already works instead of a blank box; and how to fill in a Brand Kit once so every later render lands closer to on-brand.
Everything is metered in credits from a single pool. Any model, any length and any format draw from the same balance, and the price of a render is shown next to Generate before you spend anything. Credits do not expire, and there is no per-video quota. Starter is $49 a month for 5,000 credits, Growth is $99 for 12,000, and Agency is $199 for 25,000, with 30% off when you pay annually. See full pricing, read the FAQ, or go deeper on strategy over on the blog.
New here? Start with Make your first ad. Otherwise, skip to the guide for the part you are on.
AI Models
Which engine to reach for, and what changes the price of a render.
Actors
Casting a stock actor, saving favourites, and cloning a real person.
Content Library
Starting from an ad that already works instead of a blank box.
Ad Library
Reading real ads that have been running a long time.
Custom UGC
Writing the script and directing how it is delivered.
Image Ads
Getting a product shot that composites cleanly.
Brand Kit
The one-time setup that makes every later render land on-brand.
Folders
How work is filed, and why you never have to file it yourself.