Turn a product brief into a creator-style ad script, three hooks and a timed shot plan. Copy the words, plan your footage, or take the direction into AI video.
Tell us what you sell and one benefit. Adjust the format when you need more control.
Free AI text allowance: 1 guest generation or 5 signed-in generations per day, shared across commercial text tools; resets midnight UTC. No image/video Credits for the script. Regenerating uses another generation.
Your brief is sent to the AI text service. This tab keeps the draft for your return.
Three hook ideas
Natural voiceover
Timed shots & captions
AI video prompts
Your product brief becomes a filmable draft here. Try the fictional example to get started.
These are illustrative scripts for fictional products, not customer testimonials or generated test results. Replace each supplied fact with your own approved brief.
Fictional product: Dewline cleanser. Supplied fact: a fragrance-free cleanser.
Hook: ‘Want a simpler start to your routine?’ Body: ‘This is Dewline, a fragrance-free cleanser.’ Proof: Show the bottle and the product texture, then demonstrate one step at the sink. CTA: ‘Explore the cleanser and see if it fits your routine.’
Shot list: Close-up of the bottle → product texture → sink-side routine → product and CTA.
Fictional product: Planly. Supplied fact: a calendar for organizing tasks.
Hook: ‘Too many tabs for one simple week?’ Body: ‘Planly puts your tasks into a calendar view so you can plan the week in one place.’ Proof: Show a real, approved screen recording of a task being added. CTA: ‘Explore the calendar and build your first plan.’
Shot list: Desk and open tabs → calendar view → add a task → clear end card.
Fictional product: Morrow Bottle. Supplied fact: a reusable bottle with a screw cap.
Hook: ‘Here’s one thing that goes in my day bag.’ Body: ‘Meet Morrow, a reusable bottle with a screw cap.’ Proof: Show the cap twisting shut and the bottle going into a bag. CTA: ‘See the bottle and choose the one for your day.’
Shot list: Open bag → bottle close-up → close cap → pack and leave.
A script is easier to film when every line has a visual job. This fictional bottle example divides the idea into four beats; exact pacing depends on delivery and editing.
Pack a day bag with me.
Meet Morrow, a reusable bottle.
Show the actual feature in close-up.
Explore the bottle's details.
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Add the product name and its main benefit. Open advanced options for the audience, platform, goal, approved proof and restrictions.
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Get three hooks, a spoken script and a four-beat storyboard. Check every claim, choose a hook and export the plan.
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Film the shot list with a human creator, or take the direction into Studio and create short AI clips with a saved character.
Start with an angle, then replace the fictional examples with your own verified product information and proof.
A relatable friction followed by one approved product benefit.
Hook: ‘Does planning your week leave you with too many tabs?’ Setup: ‘It’s easy to lose the next task when everything is scattered.’ Solution: ‘Planly puts tasks into a calendar view.’ Proof: Show a task being added to the calendar. CTA: ‘Explore Planly and make a plan that works for you.’
A creator-led format with an actual supplied account, or a clearly hypothetical concept.
Hook: ‘Here’s a closer look at a simpler routine.’ Setup: ‘Dewline is a fragrance-free cleanser.’ Demo: Show the cleanser and how it fits into a sink-side routine. Proof: Use only an approved human account if one was supplied. CTA: ‘Explore Dewline and check the details for yourself.’
Reveal the product and show what the approved package contains.
Hook: ‘Let’s open the Morrow Bottle.’ Setup: Place the closed package on a table. Reveal: Open it and show the reusable bottle with its screw cap. Proof: Hold the cap close to camera and twist it onto the bottle. CTA: ‘See the product details before you choose yours.’
Make one product feature visible through a clear action.
Hook: ‘Here’s how the screw cap fits on the Morrow Bottle.’ Setup: Show the bottle and cap separately. Demo: Twist the cap on in a close shot, then place the bottle in a bag. Proof: Hold the finished setup steady for a clear look. CTA: ‘Explore the bottle’s details.’
Contrast workflows using accurate, approved details rather than unsupported superiority claims.
Hook: ‘Tabs or a calendar? Here are two ways to plan.’ Setup: Show separate notes on a desk. Alternative: Open Planly’s calendar view and add the same task. Proof: Keep both views visible long enough to understand the difference. CTA: ‘Explore the calendar and decide what fits your process.’
Put a real product action inside a recognizable routine.
Hook: ‘Pack a day bag with me.’ Setup: Lay out keys, a notebook and the Morrow Bottle. Body: Twist on its screw cap and place the reusable bottle in the bag. Proof: Show the cap and bag in one close shot. CTA: ‘Explore Morrow before your next outing.’
Create or select a fictional adult AI influencer, bring your product direction into Studio, then generate and review short clips for the shots you need. Keep the same character available for the next concept.
Video generation has separate access and credit costs, shown before you create. Sign in or create an account.
An existing Studio showcase: a fictional creator presents a skincare bottle. This example illustrates the video workflow; it was not generated from the fictional scripts on this page.
Explore AI UGC video →Platform and duration are creative constraints, not guarantees of performance. Keep captions readable and check current placement requirements before export.
Lead with an immediate visual or spoken reason to watch. Use an informal creator voice that matches the brief.
Make the first image readable without sound, and keep text away from interface overlays.
Adapt the offer and CTA to the placement. Review the destination, disclosure and any paid-ad requirements.
One hook, one action, one CTA
A complete four-beat demo
More context and a visible proof beat
A fuller story with room to breathe
Pick the tool based on the job, not just the destination.
| UGC script | TikTok script | |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Product ad and campaign goal | Broader TikTok creator content |
| Inputs | Benefit, ad angle, approved proof | An idea or creator context |
| Output | Four timed shots and AI video prompts | TikTok-focused script options |
| Placements | TikTok, Reels, Shorts or Meta Ads | TikTok |
The best draft gives a creator room to sound natural while keeping the product message accurate.
Pair the first line with a visible action. Test alternate hooks while keeping the rest of the ad consistent.
Read the script aloud. Cut formal phrases and leave space for natural pauses, product actions and captions.
Use an approved demonstration or a verified, attributed account. Do not invent product results, reviews or statistics.
Describe framing, movement and a simple action. Keep text short enough to read on a phone.
Match the CTA to the campaign goal. Check disclosure, platform policies and permitted claims before running an ad.
Yes. Guests can generate one commercial AI text draft per day; signed-in users can generate five. This allowance is shared with the site's commercial text tools and resets at midnight UTC. Script generation does not use image or video Credits. Video generation has its own access and credit requirements.
A result includes at least three hooks, a complete voiceover, four timed storyboard beats, screen text, action, B-roll, AI video prompts and a caption. You can copy the result or a shot, and download a TXT or CSV.
Yes. Choose or cycle through the hook options in your result without generating the rest again. Check that the opening shot still fits the selected line. Regenerating the full draft uses another text allowance.
Supply approved claims and real proof in the advanced fields. When no proof is provided, ask for a neutral product demonstration rather than presenting an invented customer experience. Review all generated claims before publication.
A fictional AI creator should not claim a real personal purchase or experience. Use a demonstration or clearly attributed, authorized human account and disclose the commercial relationship where required.
At an illustrative speaking pace of 140 words per minute, 30 seconds is about 70 spoken words. Visual pauses, cuts and delivery change the actual time. The tool shows an estimate, not a guarantee.
This tool organizes a product ad around a benefit, ad angle, proof, campaign goal and timed shot plan across four placements. The TikTok Script Generator focuses on scripts for TikTok content more broadly.
Yes. The video button passes your script and shot directions to the existing Studio workflow for review. Video models create shorter clips with their own settings and credit costs; a longer storyboard can require several clips and editing.
Write the script, choose the shots and bring your creator into Studio when you are ready.
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