Describe an ad. Get a vertical video.
An agent plans the script, builds a storyboard you approve, generates every clip and assembles them into a 9:16 MP4, with the price on screen before anything is spent.
How it goes
Choose a face and a format
An avatar from your library, and one of four ad shapes. Each shows the clips it produces and roughly what it costs.
Say what you're selling
The agent writes the script and the storyboard, and asks when it needs a decision rather than guessing.
Approve, then watch it build
Nothing is generated until you approve the storyboard, and you can generate one clip at a time if you'd rather.
Pay for what renders
Credits are reserved when a clip is submitted and settled at what the provider actually charged. A clip that fails is not billed.
Four shapes of ad
Each one follows a worked example the agent reads before it plans anything.
No product on screen
The proof is the person: what changed for them, told to camera.
4 talking clips + 2 overlay stills
Product in hand
Something held, applied or consumed. The object appears on screen.
4 talking clips
Fashion, several looks
One clip per outfit, each worn and talked about. A garment image per look.
4 talking clips
App or digital product
Nothing physical to hold, nothing to upload. The avatar carries it.
3 talking clips