Turn one product photo into a UGC-style video ad: an AI presenter holds up your product and talks about it, filmed like a phone video for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.
From a product photo to a UGC-style MP4 in three steps.
UGC ads look like a person filmed them on a phone, which is why they blend into TikTok and Reels. Show the product in the first two seconds and keep one product and one message per ad. Write a short, specific line in the direction box, what the product is and one reason to try it, instead of letting the AI improvise. Start from a vertical photo, then make a few versions with different presenters, settings, and opening lines, and let the ad platform test them against each other.
Every person in these ads is generated by AI. Don't present the video as a real customer review or testimonial, and don't let the presenter claim results the product can't back up. If you add your own photo for the presenter, use only a photo of yourself or of someone who has agreed to appear in your ad. TikTok asks advertisers to mark ads that contain AI-generated content, and Meta can add an "AI info" label, so check each platform's current rules before an ad runs.
A short ad that looks like user-generated content, a person talking to a phone camera about a product, but made by AI instead of filmed. Here you upload one product photo, and the AI generates a presenter who holds it up and talks about it in a home setting. The person is not a real customer or creator.
You can try it, but not for a full ad. You need a free Solmi account, and every ad is paid in credits, with the price shown before you generate. A new web account starts with 20 credits, enough for a 1 to 2 second test clip on Standard at 480p. A 4-second ad costs 28 credits on Best or 32 on Standard at 480p, so full ads need a credit pack or a paid plan.
Solmi doesn't add a watermark or logo to the ad. Ads made on the free plan are for personal, non-commercial use only; to run them as paid ads, make them on a paid plan or with a credit pack, which gives you commercial-use rights.
Yes. Keep the 9:16 shape, start from a vertical product photo, and upload the MP4 in TikTok Ads Manager or Meta Ads Manager. Turn on TikTok's disclosure for AI-generated content on the ad, and check Meta's current rules for AI labels.
Yes. Write the words you want in the direction box and check that the video uses them, because the AI can still change a word. If you leave the box empty, the AI writes the line itself and can invent claims, such as what a skincare product does.