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Create ads with AI in six steps

AdClip follows the same path every time: it reads your product link, plans angles, writes hooks and scripts, builds the scenes, lays out every format and exports a batch named for testing. Here is what happens at each step and what you control.

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    Step one, paste a link and set the brief

    Paste a product page, a collection page or an App Store or Google Play listing. Then choose the platform you are buying media on, the goal of the campaign (sales, app installs, leads or awareness) and a tone such as direct, playful, premium or urgent. If you have a brand kit, pick it here and its logo, colours, fonts, voice, banned words and disclaimers apply to everything that follows. You can also upload product photos and clips to the workspace at this point. Your own material is always used first.

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    Step two, AdClip reads the page and plans angles

    AdClip reads the page once and pulls out what an ad needs: the product title, description, price, images and the review text shown on the page. From that it drafts angles, each with an audience and an offer. A typical batch includes a problem angle, a result angle, a comparison with what the buyer uses today, an offer angle and a curiosity angle. You can drop angles you do not want, edit their wording or add your own before anything is written.

    • Product summary with the facts AdClip found on the page.
    • Angles with a suggested audience and offer for each.
    • Your edits saved with the batch.
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    Step three, hooks and scripts

    For every angle AdClip writes hooks, the opening line that decides whether a viewer keeps watching. Hooks come in five types: problem, result, comparison, offer and curiosity. Pick the ones that sound like your brand, then AdClip writes scripts at 15, 30 or 45 seconds. Each script comes with a scene list, the on-screen text for every scene and the voiceover lines. You can edit any line, and the edit carries through to the video and the static copy. The facebook ad copy generator page covers hooks and primary text in more depth.

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    Step four, scenes and the edit

    AdClip matches each script line to a scene. It uses your own product photos and clips first, fills gaps with licensed stock footage and, on Growth and higher plans, can add short generated video scenes within the plan's monthly seconds. It animates captions on the voiceover, adds an AI voiceover in the voice and language you choose, mixes licensed music and closes on a logo end card with your call to action. Pick a template if you want a fixed structure.

    TemplateStructure
    Problem and solutionPain, product as the fix, offer
    Before and afterTwo states of the same situation
    UnboxingPackaging, first look, what is inside
    Feature walkthroughFeatures in sequence, one caption each
    Offer countdownOffer and end date on screen and in voiceover
    App screen walkthroughScreen, action, result
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    Step five, every format and every variant

    The concept is laid out in each size you need: 9:16 for Reels, Stories, TikTok and Shorts, 1:1 and 4:5 for feeds, 16:9 for YouTube in-stream and 1.91:1, 1:1 and 4:5 image sizes for Google Display and Performance Max. Captions stay inside the safe zone of each placement. Static ads use your product photos with background removal, layouts per format, headline variants and button text, plus AI generated backgrounds within your plan's limit. On Growth and higher plans AdClip then builds A/B variant sets that change one thing at a time: hook, visual, voice or CTA. Read more about the creative testing tool and the ad banner creator.

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    Step six, review and export

    Watch every variant in the batch, adjust a line or a scene and render again. On Agency and Enterprise a reviewer can comment and approve before export. Then download the batch.

    • MP4 video in H.264, up to 45 seconds per ad.
    • PNG and JPG static ads.
    • SRT caption files.
    • A CSV with variant names and copy for bulk upload.
    • A bulk ZIP per batch on Growth and higher plans.

    File names carry the product, angle, ratio and variant, so a result in ad manager points straight back to the file that produced it.

What stays in your hands

  • The angles, hooks and every line of every script.
  • Which of your photos and clips appear and in what order.
  • The voice, the language and the music.
  • The brand kit rules that apply to every output.
  • What gets approved and exported.

AdClip never adds avatars, AI presenters or fake reviews, and your uploads and outputs are never used to train models. More on data handling on the AI ad generator security page.

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How it works questions

Hooks and scripts appear in under a minute. Rendering a full batch of videos takes longer and depends on the number of variants and their length.

No. AdClip can build ads from product photos alone, adding licensed stock footage and captions. Your own clips make the ads stronger when you have them.

Yes. Edit a line or swap a scene and render that variant again. Each render counts once against the monthly video limit.

Yes. The demo runs steps one to three on your own link and shows static previews and a rendered example. It needs no card.

Start with step one

Paste a product or app link and see the angles, hooks and two scripts for it.