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Built for testing, not shooting
Variants are a queue, not a shoot
Queue one script against forty avatars, or forty hooks against one, and collect the renders as a set. Workflows runs the batch, so building a full test matrix is one job rather than forty.
See Workflows →
The avatar reads the hook. Ad Studio builds the ad.
A talking head is the first three seconds. Ad Studio carries the rest: the product shot, the unboxing beat, the virtual try-on, the hyper-motion cut. Both come out of the same project, so the presenter and the product footage match.
Open Ad Studio →
A claim change is an edit, not a reshoot
Price moved, the offer changed, legal wants a word removed. Edit that line and regenerate. The presenter, framing and pacing come back identical, so the new cut is a like-for-like replacement in the ad set.
Try an edit →
What changes against a creator-sourced set
Same thirty-asset test, run two ways.
| Creator-sourced | Avatar Studio | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first cut | Days, after the brief lands | Minutes |
| Cost per extra variant | A new creator fee | A render |
| Faces in the test | One per creator booked | As many as you queue |
| Fixing a claim | Reshoot | Edit the line, regenerate |
| Adding a second language | Re-cast in market | Pick the voice, 50+ languages |
| Rights to the footage | Per contract, usually time-boxed | Yours under your ImagineArt plan |
Enterprise-grade security
The controls ImagineArt Enterprise runs on.
SOC 2 Type II
Independently audited, with the report in the Trust Center.
SSO and MFA
Sign-on through your identity provider, with MFA on every account.
Zero data retention
Prompts and outputs are never stored or used to train models.
Full audit trail
Every action logged, so you can see who made what, and when.
Encrypted end to end
Protected at rest and in transit, at every stage.
Your IP stays yours
Full commercial rights to everything you generate.
Questions about performance marketing
- What is an AI UGC ad?
- A video ad in the creator-style format, shot vertically, delivered to camera, that was generated rather than filmed. An AI presenter reads the hook and the claim, and the product footage is generated or supplied. It is the same format a paid social team would brief to a creator, produced without the brief.
- Do AI UGC ads actually perform?
- They compete on the same terms as any other creative. The structural advantage is volume and iteration speed rather than any claim that a generated ad beats a filmed one. If your account is limited by how many hooks you can test per week, that is the constraint this removes.
- Can I use my own face in the ads?
- Yes. Build an instant avatar from one photo, or a studio avatar from a short recording for a closer likeness. Use it when the founder or a named employee should front the ad. Only upload photos of people who have agreed to appear.
- Can it make ads in other languages?
- Yes. Write the script once and generate the voice in the target language. ImagineArt's video translator covers 50+ languages, and the avatar's lip sync re-times to the new audio rather than running over the original mouth movement.
- What aspect ratios do I get?
- 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 4:5 and 1:1 for feed, 16:9 for YouTube and display. The ratios come out of the same take, so the placements stay consistent with each other.
- How is this different from the AI UGC Creator tool?
- The tool generates one UGC video from one input. This page is the workflow around it: casting several presenters against one script, batching the variants, carrying the product footage from Ad Studio, and taking the winning cut into other languages.
The same avatar, other jobs
Put a hook in front of a presenter or forty
Paste a script, pick a face, and see the first cut before your coffee goes cold.
No credit card required. Commercial use included on paid plans.