What happens when you press render.
Step 1
The brief
You add the product: name, a few lines, audience, tone, price, key points, photos and a logo. That is the whole brief.
Step 2
The script
A copywriter model writes the hook (4–9 words), a caption plan and one visual prompt per scene, in the style and for the platform you chose.
Step 3
The first frame
An image model stages your product — with the creator you picked holding it, or alone in a scene — using your photos as references so the product stays identical.
Step 4
The hook
The video model films a 5–10 second opening from that frame. Fast move, one idea, made to stop the scroll.
Step 5
The scenes
Each 15-second scene starts on the last frame of the previous clip, so the ad plays as one continuous take. Up to 4 scenes — extend any time.
Step 6
The finish
Clips are assembled, a poster frame is saved, and if captions are on, a captioned cut is rendered next to the clean master. Download either.
Ad images work the same way
The art director stages your product for the look you picked, the copywriter sets headline, subline and button, and the cutter produces every size you selected — 18 placements from Instagram to Google Display. Extreme banner sizes are composed (backdrop, product, headline) rather than cropped, so nothing important gets cut off.
Rendered examples · 8 of 24
Real renders, a fresh mix every visit.
Every clip below came out of the same pipeline you get, from one product photo and a few lines of brief — all eight styles, different products and creators each time you open the page. Hover to play; open one for the script, the creator and the exact settings.
Offer / promo
Tinker STEM Blocks · Grace Kim · 18.1s
UGC testimonial
GlowDrop Vitamin C Serum · Aisha Bello · 18.1s
Feature rundown
PawFlow Fountain · Olivia Martin · 18.1s
Unboxing
Nimbus Buds · Mei Lin · 18.1s
Before / after
Ground Cork Yoga Mat · Amara Okafor · 20.1s
Problem → solution
Crisp Air Fryer · Hannah Weber · 18.1s
Product cinematic
Voyager Carry-On · 20.1s
Lifestyle b-roll
Blendo Portable Blender · Sofia Rossi · 18.1s
Hooks · 5 seconds
Hooks made this way, a minute each.
Every one started from a product photo or a link, with the creator and the mood the visitor picked — a fresh mix on every visit.
“Ten days of battery on a $79 smartwatch?”
Pulse Smartwatch · Arjun Mehta
“The laser finds dust I missed”
Swift Cordless Vacuum · Hannah Weber
“This feed is all AI people?”
Pages.Fan · Ethan Park · from the App Store
“My whole trip stayed on this phone.”
Tripmi · Tyler Brooks · from the App Store
“Ninety seconds to crispy fries?”
Crisp Air Fryer · Hannah Weber
“Fits overhead bins on every airline.”
Voyager Carry-On · Kwame Mensah
“My skin changed in 7 days.”
GlowDrop Vitamin C Serum · Maya Chen
“This planter waters itself for three weeks”
Bloom Self-Watering Planter · Elena Petrova
“Forty thousand strokes, and my teeth feel dentist-clean”
Bright Sonic Toothbrush · Noah Bennett
“My car got bumped, and this clipped it.”
Halo Dash Cam · Ravi Kapoor
Rendered examples · 6 of 18 sets
Six looks, real renders, shuffled.
Every set below is a real render cut to nine placements — all six looks, different products each time you open the page. Open a set to see every size and the clean versions.
Playful pop
Crisp Air Fryer · 9 sizes · 9 credits
Minimal luxury
Forge Cast-Iron Skillet · 9 sizes · 9 credits
Clean studio
Pulse Smartwatch · 9 sizes · 9 credits
Bold offer
PulseGun Mini · 9 sizes · 9 credits
Lifestyle
Blendo Portable Blender · 9 sizes · 9 credits
Dark premium
Halolite Ring Light · 9 sizes · 9 credits