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A brief that is obeyed
The project's must-haves and nevers ride into every scene written in it.
AI Commercial Maker
01 · The brief, once
A project holds what the brand always says and never shows.
Start a project for the campaign and write the brief: who it is for, what must always be in frame, what must never be. Add the look. Every spot written in the project is written to both, so the fifth film matches the first.
- Paste the product's page and the studio reads its name, colour, size and photos off it.
- It is handed what the page states and told to add nothing to it. Read the result all the same.
02 · The product and the talent
Held to photographs, not to a description.
Save the product and the person as elements with their photos. Each shot's first frame is drawn from them, and the clip starts on that frame. You look at the pack shot as a still before a clip is rendered.
03 · A plan with prices
The steps, and what each costs, before any of it runs.
Ask the assistant for the spot and it lays out a plan: the look as a still, the scene, its keyframes, the render. Each step that spends shows its credits and waits for your yes, and the plan is held against your balance before it starts.
- A clip is never rendered without its own approval.
04 · Delivery
One cut, three shapes.
Cut the spot on the timeline with captions and a music bed you upload, then export it at 9:16, 16:9 and 1:1. A clip that needs a different framing can be re-framed as an effect.
What a Campaign Needs
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The real product
The pack, the label and the colour come from your photos, attached to every shot the product is in.
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Talent and locations
A person or a place is saved once with its photos and a reference sheet, and reused across the campaign.
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A quote before the work
The plan shows what is still to spend beside what you have, before the first step runs.
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Draft, then finish
Render a 480p draft on Wan 3.0 or Seedance 2.5 to check the idea, and finish only the takes you approve.
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The model per spot
LTX, Wan, Kling, Seedance or Veo, chosen for each render with its price on the card.
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Captions and supers
Lay caption cues on the timeline in one of three styles, and they are burned into the export.
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Every placement's shape
The same cut exports vertical, wide and square.
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From Claude or ChatGPT
The connector opens the project from a chat, writes scenes held to your elements, and prices them.
How to make a commercial
1. Write the brief and add the product
Sign in, ask the assistant to start a project, and give it the brief and the look. Save the product and any talent as elements with their photos.
2. Approve the plan, step by step
Ask for the spot. Read the plan and its prices, check the look and the keyframes as stills, and approve the render on the model you pick.
3. Cut and deliver
Open the clips in the editor, add captions and your music bed, and export the cut in the shapes the placements need.
9 Video Generator Models
Kling 3 Turbo Pro
Cinematic motion, strong on people. 168 credits for a 5-second 1080p clip, on every plan.
Seedance 2.5
ByteDance's newest, with sound, up to 30 seconds; 1080p is premium. 568 credits for a 5-second 720p clip, on Creator and up.
Veo 3.1
Google's top model, with sound. Premium only. 576 credits for a 6-second 720p clip, on the Studio plan.
9 Models
Every video model the studio renders on, LTX 2.3, LTX 2.5 Fast, LTX 2.5 Pro, Wan 3.0, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0 included, with the price on the card before you approve.
See every model
FAQs about the AI Commercial Maker
The first spot
Write the brief once. Make every spot to it.
A project, your product's photos, a plan with prices, and a cut in three shapes.