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Ads Studio

UGC video ads with your own presenter

UGC ads work because they look like a person, not a brand. In the Ads Studio you pick the product, the format and the presenter, Clap writes what they say, and the engine renders the take with sound. The presenter is one of your own Characters, built from photos, so the same face can carry a whole series.

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Ads Studio · AMBRE

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AMBRE

Warm amber, worn every day.
Products 1 Brand kit

1Where will it run?

Stories & Reels9:16TikTok9:16

2Product

AMBREThe brand itself

3Format

UGC testimonialProduct heroUnboxingIn real lifeGlow-up revealStreet interviewLuxury macroProblem → fix

4Presenter and words

Presenter Lena Change
What Lena saysWrite with Clap

Okay, I was not ready for how good this is.

Generate 355
Formats
8 (5 with a person on screen)
Presenter
Your own Characters, same face from ad to ad
Spoken line
Written by Clap in your language, or yours
Output
Framed for where it runs (9:16, feed or 16:9) · 1 to 4 takes · with sound
Price
344 credits for 8 seconds on Veo 3.1 Fast · see every engine on /models

Eight formats

  • →UGC testimonial: authentic creator energy, phone in hand.
  • →Street interview: a candid reaction from a passerby.
  • →Unboxing: the reveal moment, hands opening the box.
  • →In real life: the product in use.
  • →Glow-up reveal: a satisfying transformation.
  • →Problem → fix: a skit with a punchline.
  • →Product hero, Unboxing, Luxury macro: nobody on screen, the line becomes a voiceover.

How a UGC ad is made

  • →Choose the product (an Element with its photo) or the brand itself.
  • →Choose the format and the presenter. Presenters are your Characters: create one from photos or a description, or design a new face from traits.
  • →Get the spoken line: Clap writes options in your language from the brand kit, or type your own. Add a direction (where, how they hold it, the mood).
  • →Pick where it runs (Stories & Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, a feed or YouTube): the frame follows. Then the engine, the length and one to four takes; the studio prefers an engine with sound that reads the product photo.

Honest UGC

Presenters are invented adults, never real people or celebrities, and never a likeness of someone without consent. The lines Clap writes use only what your brand kit states: no invented reviews, results or discounts. If an ad needs a disclosure in your market, add it.

Clap · AI agent

Or let Clap make the ad

Describe the result in Ask. Clap asks what it needs, picks the engines, writes the prompts and prices the plan. Once you approve, it renders everything into your library. Fully automated, and nothing runs before you say yes.

  • 1Clap asks one question at a time and keeps the brief, the cast and the storyboard up to date.
  • 2The plan lists every render and its price before anything runs.
  • 3One click on Approve and everything renders. Failed takes refund themselves.
How Ask works

Ask · Clap

A vertical AMBRE perfume ad with Lena: a hook, the product, one line.

Clap · Thought for 6s

The keyframe first, then the clip from it, then the voiceover. Here is the plan.

Plan · 3 renders161 cr
Keyframe · Scene 1 · Eroq Uncensored · 9:1610 cr
Clip · Scene 1 · eroq Motion One · 5s · 9:16 · from keyframe145 cr
Voiceover · eroq Voice One · Aria6 cr
Done · everything landed

Production

Saved to your library

Frequently asked questions

What is a UGC ad?

A user-generated-content ad: a video that looks filmed by a customer or a creator, usually on a phone, talking about the product. On eroq the creator is one of your own Characters and the line is written for your product.

Do I get a library of AI actors?

No stock actors: you create the presenters you need as Characters, from photos or designed from traits, and keep them. The same face can then front every ad of a brand.

Can the presenter speak another language?

Yes. Pick the language in the video ad and Clap writes the line in it; the engine renders the take with the spoken line and its sound.

Which engine should I use?

One with sound that reads the product photo, which the studio picks by default. Seedance engines refuse photos of people as references; the studio warns you when you add a presenter, and offers an engine that takes faces when your plan has one.

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