Use case
UGC ads
UGC works because it looks like a person, not a brand. Ads mode renders that beat on demand: a Character as the recurring presenter, your product as an Element, the UGC testimonial template, a handheld camera and window light, sized for TikTok and Reels. Kling 2.5 Turbo keeps the face expressive; Veo 3 Fast adds a spoken line with room tone.
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The pipeline
- →Create the presenter as a Character (reference photos, a voice) — the same person in every ad.
- →Create the product as an Element with a precise description or photo.
- →Ads mode → UGC testimonial → TikTok/Reels → render three takes on Kling; keep the best.
- →Voice-over on Voice One, or a Veo 3 Fast take with the line spoken in-shot.
- →Send to Premiere or After Effects through the eroq panel for the cut, captions and logo.
What it costs
Three 5-second Kling takes are 360 credits; a 15-second voice-over (about 300 characters) is 9 credits on Voice One; a product still for the end card is 10. Roughly 380 credits — under $4 at the entry pack, about $2.50 on the Creator plan rate — per finished ad concept.
Starting points
Every tile opens the studio with the prompt already written.
Frequently asked questions
Can AI make UGC ads that look real?
Kling 2.5 Turbo and the UGC template render a creator-on-camera beat with natural motion and light; pairing it with a recurring Character makes a series feel like one presenter.
Do I need to disclose AI in ads?
Disclosure rules depend on the platform and jurisdiction — check the ad policies where you publish. eroq bans depicting real people without consent, so presenters are original characters.
Can I batch ads through the API?
Yes — the image and video endpoints accept `elements` and every Ads-mode setting; workspaces share a wallet across a team.
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