How an ad gets made

Every move, in plain words, with a real picture of the thing itself and what it costs. Nothing on this page is a mock — each picture is a row from the live shelf.

Bring the thing you’re selling

Paste your product’s link — your store, Amazon, wherever it already lives — or add a few photos from your camera roll. We read the page and keep what matters: what it is, the variants, the specs, the pictures. You do not write a brief.

Costs nothing. Reading your product is free.

Pick who says it

Choose a creator from the roster. She is invented — there is no real person behind her, so there is nobody to book, no rate to negotiate and no likeness to license. If nobody on the roster is right, you can have one made to your brief instead.

Costs nothing to use anyone already on the roster. A new creator made for you is 84 credits. Claiming one so she is yours alone is 99 credits.

Read the ad before it is shot

You see the plan first: the shots in order, what is said out loud in each one, what happens on screen. This is the moment to change a line, cut a shot, or fix the way your product is described — while it is still words, before anything has been filmed.

Costs nothing extra. The writing is part of the price of the render it produces, never a separate charge.

Watch it get shot

Each scene is filmed on its own and then joined. You see the price before you press, and you are charged what you were quoted.

A ten-second reel is 598 credits. Eight seconds is 478 and fifteen is 896. A single photo is 74. A thirty-second voiceover is 44. A four-shot carousel is 294.

Take it and post it

The finished ad is a file you own and can post anywhere. Content credentials travel inside it, so the platforms that read them apply their own label on upload without you doing anything. What you write in the caption stays yours.

Costs nothing. Downloading what you already paid for is free.