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Ads mode — the AI ad generator

Save your product once as an Element, pick a template — a casual UGC testimonial, a clean product hero, a lifestyle beat — choose the platform, and render. Ads mode writes the prompt around your product and formats the clip for the channel: vertical for TikTok and Reels, square for the feed, wide for YouTube and the web.

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The workflow

  • 1 · Create an Element for the product: a name and a precise description (or a photo) — "a small amber glass perfume bottle with a brushed gold cap".
  • 2 · Pick a template and a platform. The template's prompt swaps your product in; the platform sets the aspect ratio.
  • 3 · Render 2–4 takes on the engine that suits the beat: Kling for a creator on camera, Hailuo for a dramatic hero shot, Veo 3 Fast when you want sound baked in.
  • 4 · Render the matching still with Image One for the listing, then send everything to Premiere or After Effects through the eroq panel.

What a campaign costs

A 5-second Kling clip is 120 credits, a Hailuo clip 100, an 8-second Veo clip with sound 256, a product still 10. Three takes of three concepts on Hailuo come to 900 credits — under $10 at the entry pack, less on a plan — and every failed render refunds itself.

Starting points

Every tile opens the studio with the prompt already written.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my actual product in the ad?

Yes — describe it precisely as an Element (name, materials, colors, label) or attach a photo; the templates place it in every shot.

Which formats does Ads mode output?

9:16 vertical for TikTok and Reels, 1:1 for feeds, 16:9 for YouTube and the web — the platform pick sets it.

Can I generate UGC-style ads without a creator?

The UGC testimonial template renders a creator-on-camera beat with your product; pair it with a Character to keep the same presenter across a series.

Is there an API for ad generation?

Everything Ads mode does is the video and image endpoints with an Element in `elements` — batch it from your own pipeline.

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