The AI Ad Generator for ecommerce brands.

An ecommerce brand running cold prospecting on Meta and TikTok has a very specific problem: creative output cannot keep up with the audiences and angles you need to test. A senior strategist costs $150–250 an hour and takes twenty minutes to brief a single ad well. Multiplied by the ten ads you need to test against each new audience, the math falls apart before the campaign ever ships.

The AI Ad Generator slots in exactly where that math breaks. You don’t describe the product. You don’t fill in a brand brief. You paste a Meta or TikTok ad that’s already running in your category — typically a competitor or adjacent brand whose ad has been live 60+ days — and the analysis layer extracts the hook mechanic, the emotional arc, the product reveal beat, and the CTA pattern. That structured breakdown becomes the brief the model uses.

The video that comes out the other side has your product, your brand, your creator avatar — and the structural mechanics of an ad that’s already paying rent in your category. This is the workflow ecommerce brands use to ship five hook variants every week instead of the one hero creative they used to commission.

1. Paste a winning Meta or TikTok ad URL

The ads worth inheriting from are the ones that have been running 60+ days against the same audience you target. Meta Ad Library is free; the filter that matters is “active for X days” sorted descending. Grab the URL of the longest-running variant in your category.

2. Read the analysis the AI Ad Generator returns

You’ll get a structured report — what the hook mechanic is, where the product enters frame, what the emotional arc looks like across the runtime, what the CTA mechanic is. You’re reading the brief a senior strategist would have written, on every ad you run through it.

3. Generate the AI UGC video

The script generator inherits the mechanics. The video generator renders it with your product, your brand, your chosen character. You get an asset pack — hook MP4 variants, a shared body video, per-asset subtitles — formatted for Meta DCO and TikTok ad manager. Upload and ship.

You don’t write a brand brief. The brief is generated from the winner’s mechanics, not from a Notion doc listing your tone words and value props.

You don’t edit hook variants manually. The asset pack comes formatted for the platforms you’re uploading to.

You don’t commission single-asset hero creative. The shape of an ecommerce creative test is five hook variants per concept, not one polished hero. The output ships that shape by default.

You don’t chase a different tool for analysis, scripting, character generation, and video rendering. All four live on the same workflow — analyse, script, render, export — one dashboard, one credit balance.

If you’re running paid social as a marketing agency managing multiple client accounts, the workflow tilts toward scaling senior-strategist capacity per seat instead of brand-voice consistency. If you’re running it as a Shopify dropshipper testing twenty products at once, the cadence pushes hard toward volume — five hook variants per product, kill what doesn’t move within 48 hours. Same product, different playbook.