What it costs
A full UGC video is 100 credits. The research is free, and you see the exact total on screen before you commit. You only pay at the last step.Make the ad
1
Press Create, then Autopilot
Create is the green button at the top left. You’ll see four ways to make an ad — Autopilot is marked Recommended.
2
Paste your product link
Paste the address of your product page. Made an ad before? Scroll to Or start from a saved product and pick it instead.Underneath, choose what to make. Video is already selected — that’s the UGC video ad.
Captions are on, and they add 10 credits. They’re the words on screen as the person talks. Most people scroll with the sound off, so they usually earn their place. You get both versions either way.On Pay as you go, captions are locked and the row shows an upgrade button instead. Any paid plan turns them on.
3
Check it found the right product
You’ll see what it read from your page — the name and the pictures. Fix the name if it’s wrong and pick which picture to feature.Wrong product entirely? Press Not right? Use a different link. Then press Looks right — research it.
4
Wait about a minute
It reads your page and photos and works out who buys products like yours. The screen looks empty while it works — that’s normal. Nothing has been charged.
5
Read the plan, then approve it
This is where you decide whether to spend. It shows the strategy chosen for you, what will be made, a forecast score and the total cost.Read it before pressing anything — what each part of it means.Press Generate ad to go ahead, or Cancel, which costs you nothing.
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Find it in My ads
Your ad shows as Making, then Ready. You don’t have to wait on the page — turn on the email under Settings → Notifications instead.
When it’s ready
Preview it or download the file from My ads, then upload it wherever you run ads. See finding and downloading your ads. If it says Failed · not charged, your credits are still there — see why ads fail.Next
Pick your own Style
Six looks, from natural phone footage to cinematic.
How credits work
What things cost and how to spend less.