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Create a product ad with AI, from visual to voice-over

A short ad is rarely one file: it's a visual, a moving shot, a voice carrying the message, sometimes someone talking to camera. Each piece usually has its own tool — and its own subscription. This page covers how to chain them in a single account, and what that approach doesn't solve.

The chain, step by step

1. The visual. The Image studio produces the product scene, or the Edit studio restyles your own photo. See AI product photos.
2. The motion. The Image to video studio animates that visual. See animate a photo.
3. The voice. The Voice-over studio reads your script across 74 voices in 15 languages, including 5 native French voices, with free preview before you commit.
4. The face (optional). The UGC avatar studio has an avatar deliver the script, for a testimonial-style format.

Each output feeds the next step: nothing gets exported and re-imported, and one credit balance covers all four.

A real example

What it's actually good for

The gain isn't replacing a polished campaign, it's being able to test. Five ad angles, five hooks, two voices: producing that many variants the classic way means that many shoots. Here they happen in the same afternoon, and only the one that actually works earns a real budget afterward.

What this doesn't solve — honestly

This isn't an agency. The tool produces files; it doesn't choose your positioning, your hook, or your targeting — that's where most of an ad's performance is decided.

Editing is still on you. No timeline, no captions, no multi-shot assembly: shots get put together in a separate editor.

Disclosure is your responsibility. Ad-platform rules and local regulation may require labeling AI-generated content, especially when it depicts a person. This page is not legal advice.

Legal text on the visual. As with any image generation, baked-in text comes out unreliable: required disclosures need to be added afterward.

Where to start

The simplest path is to start from an image: open the Image studio, then animate the result.