Three steps. You direct every one.
A shoot day, compressed into minutes — and never a black box. You approve the plan before clips render, and re-roll any shot after.
Specify your brief
Describe the product, the angle, and who it’s for — or paste your own script. The AI creative director sizes it up, asks a sharp question or two when it matters, and writes the whole ad.
Review your ad shot list
See exactly how your ad breaks into shots — timing, framing, and every spoken line — then watch each clip as it renders. Re-roll a shot, rewrite its dialogue, or flip back to an earlier take; every version is kept.
Finish in timeline
The approved ad lands in the full timeline editor — retime beats, add captions and overlays, drop in music, then export 1080p ready to post.
You're never locked into the AI's first draft at any step.
It looks like a creator actually shot it.
Avatar tools hand you a talking head reading a teleprompter — and it converts like one. TurboClip generates the entire spot: the presenter, the product close-ups, the b-roll, and the cuts between them, timed hook to CTA. A real ad, not a face on a loop.
- Presenter + product + b-roll + cuts — one finished, timed spot
- The high-converting UGC structure: hook → demo → result → CTA
A single finished-ad still that obviously reads as a real shot: presenter + product + a b-roll insert in one frame (or a 3-thumb strip: presenter / product macro / b-roll). ~1400×1000.
Recognizably yours, in every shot.
Generic AI props kill the sale. Upload your product once and it shows up as itself — in-hand, on-pack, in use — held consistently by the same presenter across every cut. The thing you're selling is the thing on screen.
- One seed locks the same presenter and product across all shots
- Your actual product, in-hand and on-brand — not a lookalike
Product-consistency grid: the SAME product, in-hand / on-pack / in-use across 3 different shots — proves it stays yours across cuts. ~1400×1000.
It talks. Natively.
The presenter genuinely speaks — lines voiced by the video model itself (Kling V3, Veo 3.1, or Seedance 2.0), lip-sync and all. Not a narrator track dubbed over silent footage. That's the authentic, talking-to-camera delivery paid social actually rewards.
- Dialogue voiced by the video model, in-sync — never dubbed on top
- One locked voice across every shot, so the presenter stays one person
Presenter mid-sentence talking to camera, lip-synced, with the spoken line shown as a caption. Portrait 9:16 crop ok. ~1000×1300.
One take, no seams.
Most multi-clip AI betrays itself as a cut-together montage — and the scroll-stopping single-shot look is exactly what stops the scroll. Flip on Linked Mode and the whole spot renders as one unbroken, continuous take. Generated end to end, no visible cuts.
- The entire ad as a single flowing shot — no edit seams
- The premium single-take look, without a single manual edit
Linked Mode filmstrip: 4-5 consecutive frames flowing as ONE continuous take (no seam), ideally the Linked Mode toggle visible. ~1400×700.
Variations are generations, not reshoots.
This is the whole game. A new hook, a new angle, a new product framing — each one is a click, not a call sheet. Produce a week of ad creative in an afternoon, test what actually converts, scale the winner, and refresh before fatigue eats your returns.
- Spin up fresh angles and hooks as fast as you generated the first
- Test at the volume winning demands — no briefs, no waiting, no shoot
THE money shot: a grid of 4-6 ad-variation thumbnails (different hooks/angles) generated from one product — visually says "test everything." ~1400×1000.
Refine and export in the same tab.
Every ad lands in the full timeline editor. Re-roll a shot that missed, retime a beat, drop a caption, add your logo — then export 1080p, ready to upload. No downloading clips into another editor, no round-trip.
- Per-shot re-rolls, retiming, overlays, and 1080p export
- The whole spot finished in one place — generate to upload
The generated ad open in the timeline editor — shot clips laid out on tracks, one shot selected for a re-roll. ~1400×1000.
Not just UGC. Whatever converts.
UGC is the highest-converting format on paid social — and it has its own home here. See the UGC ad builder →
Your next winning ad is a sentence away.
Brief it, generate the whole spot, and test your way to the winner — at a pace a shoot could never keep.