A finished ad.
Not a folder of clips.
Describe the product — or paste its page — and get a multi-scene ad with a presenter, narration, captions and a call to action, stitched into one video. Every scene is editable on a canvas, and every scene shows its price before you spend a credit.
Three steps, and you are watching it back
The hard part — casting, shooting, editing, subtitling — is the part that disappears.
Say what you are selling
A sentence, a product page URL, a deck or a PDF. The copilot turns it into a storyboard of scenes with a hook, proof beats and a call to action.
Edit the shots, not the software
Each scene is a node on a canvas: change the prompt, swap the presenter, pick the voice, reorder. Every scene shows what it will cost before you spend anything.
Render the whole ad
Scenes render in parallel, then stitch with crossfades, narration and captions burned in — one finished MP4, not a folder of clips to assemble.
The shapes that actually sell
Each of these is a route in the studio — pick one and the canvas is already set up for it.
Talking-head ads that look native to the feed
A presenter hooks in the first second, holds the product, and lands the offer — handheld framing, burned-in captions, vertical by default. The format that outperforms polished brand film on social, made without a creator shoot.
Built to the spec buyers on that channel expect
Vertical 9:16, hook in the first 1.5 seconds, captions on by default because the feed is watched muted, and a product beat that shows the thing rather than talking about it.
A cast that never has a scheduling conflict
Lip-synced AI presenters in a range of looks and voices, or a digital twin of your own face from one photo, with consent. The same presenter can carry a whole campaign, in every language.
Digital twin
From one photo
Full-frame presenter
Training & ads
Walk & talk
Moves through the scene
Cast variation
Same script, new face
Hyperreal UGC
Native speech
Creator ad
Vertical feed
Product hold-up
Social proof
The full cast — industry categories, tiers and your own twins — lives in the app avatar library. Hover any tile to play a real render.
A presenter who moves through a real scene
Rather than a static bust against a backdrop, the presenter walks, gestures and delivers to camera inside a generated environment — the shot type that reads as filmed rather than avatar.
Available on paid plans.
Paste a product page. Get a storyboard.
We read the page — copy, colours, product images — and turn it into a scene plan you can edit before it renders. The same path works from a deck or a PDF.
Same face, same ad, 80+ languages
The script is translated and re-spoken by a voice model native to the target language, then re-synced to the presenter. One shoot becomes every market you sell into.
The details that separate an ad from a demo reel
Character consistency
One character holds their look across every scene, so a multi-shot story reads as one person rather than a lookalike per cut.
Captions that carry muted views
Transcribed from the actual narration and burned in kinetically — because most of the feed is watched with the sound off.
Crossfades, not hard cuts
Scenes dissolve into each other with matched audio, so the result flows like one ad instead of a reel of clips.
Priced per model, per scene
A draft and a premium scene cost differently, and you see which before you render. No flat price hiding what you actually used.
Refunds on failure
If a scene fails, its credits come back automatically. You are never charged for a render you did not get.
Your brand, locked in
Colours, fonts, logo and tone live in a brand guidelines that every new ad inherits, so the tenth video matches the first.
Real output from this pipeline
Hover any tile to play it.
Hyperreal UGC
Linen creator try-on
Native speech UGC
UGC
Product hold-up
UGC
Walk & talk
Walks in, product in hand
Felt & yarn world
Stylized
Creator ad
Vertical
The things people ask first
No. Pick one of the built-in presenters, or make a digital twin from one photo, with consent. The presenter is lip-synced to narration generated from your script, in a voice from the library.
Ads are built as multi-scene stories — a typical spot is 15–60 seconds across several scenes. A single generated cinematic shot caps at about 8 seconds, which is why the pipeline composes several rather than asking one model for a long take.
Yes. A product photo can anchor a scene as its reference image, and image-to-video animates a still you already own rather than inventing one.
Translate and dub covers 80+ languages, and each speaks with a voice model for that language rather than an American accent reading foreign words. The face stays the same; the performance is re-synced.
Credits, priced from the models a render actually uses — a draft scene and a premium scene are not the same price, and the canvas shows the cost per scene before you commit. Failed scenes are refunded automatically. See Pricing for plans.
Make your first ad free.
No card, no crew, no edit suite.
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