Just made this luxury product shot to see how it handles reflections and the perfume spray. No weird glitches, and the text on the bottle is super sharp. The right tool and prompt combo make a huge difference. Is this ready for real commercials? Where does it stand in the market?
Gemini Omni just one shotted a UGC video that took me hours to get "right" on Arcads. It has a Gemini watermark, but suspect there will soon enough be a solution for that. Annoyed at how much I've spent on AI UGC tools to get poor results 9/10 times.
Hello I am a app developer and I am having trouble finding distribution. I am looking to partner with someone who know content creation well and is capable of it. I am looking for something long term where I can keep launching more app and someoen to help market. Please DM/comment if you think you will be a good fit.
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Testing some new video tech with a beauty product setup. The transition from the pouch to the mask application came out super clean. If you get the tool and prompt right, the output looks completely premium. Where do you think this tech sits in the ad industry right now?
This video is just one personal test, but I think the broader implication is important:
AI may change ad production not by making one perfect ad — but by making iteration dramatically cheaper.
Would love to hear how others in marketing and creative are evaluating this tradeoff.
Have tested over 100+ videos across categories like:
Still fails in 10-20% cases. Looking for early users to share feedback!
Avatar --> GPT Image 2
Avatar Animation --> Kling 3
Detailed sequencing & Emotions control --> Hoox Studio
All in Hoox video.
Just tested a try on video with fast outfit swaps and honestly the quality surprised me. The clothes stayed clean, faces didn’t glitch much, and the transitions looked pretty smooth even in a raw render. Feels like the tool and prompt quality makes a huge difference here. Do you think this is ready for real ads already, or still more of an experimental AI workflow?
just generated this fully automated unboxing and product feature sequence. The text tracking and product consistency are shockingly clean for a raw output. How is this quality looking to you guys? Is it ready to replace traditional low tier UGC creators in the current landscape?
Sorry - French client. Here is the script if you were wondering:
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But it took me 30mn to create:
- Search for a winning competitor ad on meta ads library,
- Analyse script and frame each by each (Claude)
- Generate prompts to produce similar avatar & b-rolls, based on the client's product (Claude)
- Generate assets with several models (depending on which kind of b-roll you have to create) through Hoox MCP. really easy to connect, I can share you a full guide.
- Edit & Upscale in Hoox
- Sound effects in Capcut.
AMA
Basically full AI Guide that works on every platform
Also comparing all image models such (GPT Image 2 vs nano banana pro vs nano banana 2 etc..)
Same for video models (Seedance 2.0 vs kling 3 vs grok etc..)
+ use cases, which model should be used when
hope it's useful
Ran a test to see if text-to-video could create a seamless UGC style product review. The lipsync, the hand movements holding the racket, and the court background are flawless. It really goes to show how much the tool and a specific prompt matter for the final quality.
We create AI-powered UGC try-on videos for H&M outfits using GPT and Veo.
Been doing AI video production full time — UGC ads, talking heads, claymation style ads, cinematic content. The quality I produce is genuinely top tier, not your average Fiverr slop.
Here's my frustration. On Upwork and Fiverr I get clients, but they constantly lowball. And I've started noticing a pattern — some of them are clearly agencies or middlemen who resell my work to their actual clients at 3-5x what they pay me. So I'm doing the creative work, taking the skill, spending the tool credits, and some guy in between is pocketing the real margin while paying me scraps.
I want to cut that out entirely and work directly with businesses — brands, ecom stores, DTC companies, whoever actually needs the content for their own marketing. Not someone who's going to white label my work and call it theirs.
So my questions for people who've been through this:
Where do you find direct business clients who actually need AI video content?
What social platforms have worked for you to attract inbound leads?
Any communities, forums or channels where real brands are actively looking for this kind of work?
Not looking for theory. What's actually working for you right now?
I’ve been working as an AI cinematic creative director for about a year now, specializing in beauty, skincare, and lifestyle brands.
My background isn’t UGC or talking-head content, I build full cinematic brand campaigns using Seedance 2.0, Kling 3.0 Pro, and Higgsfield. Think editorial-grade visuals, not raw-style product reviews. I’ve built out a spec portfolio targeting brands in the beauty and fashion space based campaigns I created to show what AI cinematic content actually looks like when it’s treated as creative direction, not just content production. I would be happy to share my portfolio through DMs if you want to see it.
A few things I’d genuinely love to discuss with this community:
iOS app marketing is a dead end if you are only relying on screenshots and keyword optimization.
People do not download apps because of screenshots. They download because they saw someone using it and thought I need that.
That is what AI UGC does. A real looking person on screen showing your app in action. No studio. No influencer deal. No shooting and reshooting until your camera roll is full.
The food scanning app video I made took 2 takes. 80 cents total. Dropped it as a paid creative and the tap through rate buried everything else I was running.
Every iOS app marketer in here is sitting on a product that nobody can visualize until they see it being used. This is the cheapest way to show them.
No subscription. No tokens running out before you nail the creative. One payment and the tool is yours.
Waitlist is open right now.
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