A prompt becomes a launch-ready video ad, framed for its placement.
Describe an idea, pick an AI model, set the format and length, and generate launch-ready video ads — no editing timeline, no prompt engineering. Starting from a product URL instead of an idea? AI Video Builder assembles the whole ad from the link.
GENERATE A VIDEONo editing timeline, no prompt engineering, no stock hunting. Each step feeds the next — you just review and click continue.
Choose from top AI video models — Sora 2, Veo 3.1, Hailuo AI and Seedance Lite. Each shows its render speed and credit cost, and the builder suggests a good default for your brief in one click. Speed and cost shown up front let you explore on a fast model and ship on a slower one.
Start from a ready-made look instead of a blank field. Each model ships with curated presets — pick one and its camera move, pacing and mood are pre-tuned for you, so your brief lands on style from the first take.
Drop in a start frame and type the scene and motion you want — the built-in Enhance feature expands your short line into a rich, cinematic prompt, so you start from a strong brief instead of a blank field.
Select the aspect ratio for where the ad will run — 9:16 stories, 1:1 feed, 16:9 landscape — pick the resolution and the clip length, from a quick 5s hook to a 10s spot. Choosing the placement first means the subject is framed for its destination, not cropped into it later.
Hit Create and your video renders while you wait — you can even leave the screen and come back. Play it inline, and rerun for another take if you want to explore a different angle.
Upscale the winner, rerun it with a tweak, download it in full resolution, or push it straight into a new ad set to launch as a campaign. The brief that produced the winner stays with it, so the same setup reruns for another market.
Just an idea in plain words. Type a short description of the scene and motion, and the built-in Enhance feature expands it into a full prompt with the right look and camera move, so no prompt-writing skill is required. A start frame is optional, but adding one gives the model a fixed subject to work from.
