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ugcvid is an AI UGC video generator: it turns one product photo or link into short, post-ready ads in the style of creator content. It reads the product, writes a script with a hook matched to the category, casts an AI creator, and renders a finished 15-second video in 9:16 or 16:9. It is built for founders, marketers and small teams who want UGC-style ads to test on TikTok, Reels, Shorts and Facebook without hiring creators, writing scripts or negotiating usage rights.

One product image or one link: your website, store page, or app store listing, plus an optional line about what makes it different. Pick 9:16 or 16:9, how many takes you want, and the creator's gender if it matters. The product analysis, script, creator, setting and edit are handled for you. The product is saved, so you can come back and make more takes, each with a different hook, creator and setting, without uploading it again.

Usually a few minutes per video, not the days a creator brief takes. Each take appears in your dashboard as soon as it finishes rendering, so you can download the first while the others are still being made. Videos are watermark-free MP4 files, ready to upload to an ad account.

Yes, at no extra credits. Pick the language before you generate, and the finished video is delivered with the creator speaking it. Fourteen languages are available: English, Hindi, Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, French, Portuguese, Russian, Indonesian, German, Japanese, Korean, Turkish and Italian.

Yes. You can use the videos you make for any lawful purpose, including organic posts and paid campaigns on TikTok, Meta and YouTube, with no usage-rights fees or renewal dates. As with any ad, check that the claims in the script are true for your product before you publish it.

Often, yes. TikTok, Meta and YouTube each ask advertisers to label realistic AI-generated people, and advertising rules in many countries treat a scripted testimonial as an endorsement that must reflect a real experience. The creators in ugcvid videos are synthetic, so present them as a presenter showing the product, not as a real customer reviewing it, and use each platform's AI label where it applies.

Product shots are used as reference images, so packaging, labels and app screens stay true to what you upload rather than being re-imagined. A sharp, well-lit photo where the product fills most of the frame gives the best result. For apps and websites, a link works well: the page's own screenshots are used for the on-screen product.

9:16 vertical for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, and 16:9 landscape for YouTube and Facebook feeds. You choose the format per batch, and you can make up to five takes per batch, each with a different angle, so you have variants to test against each other.

Every plan starts with a 3-day trial for $1 (₹99 in India). After the trial, your plan refills your credits monthly: 300 on Starter ($9.99), 1,000 on Growth ($19.99) and 2,500 on Scale ($39.99). A standard 15-second video uses 100 credits, which puts a video at about $1.60 to $3.33 depending on the plan, and credits are only spent on videos that finish.