Marketing Studio
Ready-to-post product ads from a photo and a sentence — UGC, reviews, unboxings, TV spots, and product shots.
Marketing Studio turns a product photo and a short description into a finished ad. Pick a format, attach your product, choose a presenter, and launch. It's built for social and commerce: creator-style UGC clips, hands-on reviews, unboxings, how-tos, polished TV spots, CGI product motion, and packs of product stills.
Open Marketing Studio from the Tools section of the sidebar. It's available to every signed-in account.
Make an ad
- Pick a format. The format pill on the prompt bar opens Ad format presets, a set of cards with a looping sample of each format. Hover a card for a one-line description.
- Attach your product. Use the Product button next to the prompt box to upload a photo of the item you're advertising.
- Choose a presenter (presenter formats only). Click Select Avatar and pick one of the built-in presenters, or upload your own presenter photo with the Character button.
- Add a style reference (optional). The Reference button takes an image for look, palette, or scene inspiration.
- Describe the ad. Say what should happen, where, and in what mood. The format supplies its own camera language and structure, so a sentence or two is often enough.
- Set the options. Aspect ratio, plus resolution and duration for video formats.
- Check the credit estimate next to the button, then click Launch.
Results appear in the feed above the prompt bar, newest at the bottom, each tagged with its format (for example UGC). Click a result to preview it (the preview names the model that made it), Download it, or Publish to Community. If you leave or reload the page, a running generation keeps going and reappears when you come back.
To remove a result, click its trash icon (Delete result) on the card or in the preview, then confirm Delete this result?. Everything that generation produced is removed from your history, and this can't be undone. A result can't be deleted while it's still generating. Posts you've already published to Community stay up.
When you publish, the post shows only the words you typed, not the instructions the format adds behind the scenes.
Formats
| Format | What you get | Output | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| UGC | Face-to-camera, creator-style clip with selfie framing | Video | 9:16, 12s |
| Product Review | Hands-on demo: hold, use, and react to the product | Video | 9:16, 12s |
| Unboxing | First-touch reveal: the package opens, the product emerges | Video | 9:16, 10s |
| Tutorial | Step-by-step how-to-use with clear instructional beats | Video | 9:16, 15s |
| TV Spot | Cinematic commercial framing with polished camera language | Video | 16:9, 10s |
| Hyper Motion | CGI-style product motion; pure spectacle, no presenter | Video | 9:16, 6s, 720p |
| Product Shots | A pack of 4 still images: closeup, lifestyle, editorial | Images | 1:1 |
Every format offers 9:16, 1:1, and 16:9. Switching format resets the pills to that format's defaults.
- Presenter formats (UGC, Product Review, Unboxing, Tutorial, TV Spot) feature a person. They need a starting image: attach a product photo or your own presenter photo, or choose a built-in presenter. Until you do, Launch stays disabled with "Add a product photo or choose a presenter to generate this format."
- Hyper Motion has no presenter. Choose 4 to 15 seconds at 480p, 720p, or 1080p.
- Product Shots always returns 4 images per launch.
Video ads are silent: there's no voiceover or scripted dialogue.
Attachments
Three buttons sit next to the prompt box. Each holds one image (JPEG, PNG, or WebP); uploading again replaces it.
| Button | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Product | The item you're advertising. It's reproduced as faithfully as possible: shape, label, colours, branding. |
| Character | Your own presenter photo. It replaces any built-in presenter you picked. |
| Reference | Style or scene inspiration: look, palette, energy. |
Attached images show as chips above the prompt; click the × on a chip to remove it. For a clean result, send a clear, well-lit product photo on a plain background.
Presenters
Select Avatar opens Avatar presets, a grid of 12 built-in presenters. Click one to select it; click it again, or use Clear selection, to go without.
| Presenter | Style |
|---|---|
| Selam | warm & trusted |
| Dawit | confident expert |
| Maya | energetic Gen-Z |
| Jonas | friendly everyman |
| Adaeze | polished lifestyle |
| Kenji | tech reviewer |
| Lucia | fashion-forward |
| Omar | fitness coach |
| Linh | calm & mindful |
| Priya | beauty creator |
| Marcus | bold hype |
| Elsa | mature & credible |
Presenters apply to the presenter formats only. To feature a specific person, such as yourself or a brand ambassador, upload their photo with Character instead.
Credits
The estimate next to Launch (shown as cr) updates as you change format, aspect ratio, resolution, and duration. That amount is held when you launch.
- Presenter formats are billed per second of video, so longer clips cost proportionally more. Check the live estimate for the exact figure.
- Hyper Motion costs ~281, ~605, or ~1,361 credits per second at 480p, 720p, or 1080p: from about 1,125 credits (4 seconds at 480p) to about 20,412 (15 seconds at 1080p). The default, 6 seconds at 720p, is about 3,629.
- Product Shots is a pack of 4 images at 80 credits each, plus about 1 credit per reference image. If fewer images come back, you're charged only for those delivered.
Failed generations are refunded automatically. To stop a running generation, click the × next to it in the queue panel (bottom right); its credits are refunded. Marketing Studio shares your plan's generation limit with the other tools.
Tips
- Lead with the product photo. It's the strongest signal in every format. Use the Reference slot for mood, not for the product itself.
- Describe the scene, not the camera. The format already handles framing and pacing. Spend your words on setting, action, and tone: "on a sunny kitchen counter, morning light, upbeat".
- Keep it short. The box holds up to 2,000 characters, and less on formats that reserve part of the prompt for their own instructions. A counter appears as you near the limit, and the box stops accepting text once you reach it.
- Match the ratio to the placement. 9:16 for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts; 1:1 for feeds; 16:9 for YouTube and TV-style placements.
- Prototype short. Try a shorter duration or 480p to test an idea, then launch the final version at full length.