High-quality branch · Advertising · Pro only · Shorts 9:16 · Longform 16:9
A 10–100 second ad for one product
The proposal is not settled in one pass. Write the product name, the selling
points, who it is for and the claims you must not make, and the plan step
writes proposals from those facts alone, numbered so you can compare them.
Pick one, steer it, and adopt it to open the rest of the flow.
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- Plan
- Storyboard
- Models
- Product
- Reference frames (optional)
- Video
- Review
- Render
Highlighted steps are the ones that decide the result in this mode.
Compare proposals, then adopt one
Give the product name, the selling points, the audience and the claims you must not make, and proposals are written from those facts alone. They stack up numbered, so you can read them side by side and steer a favourite further.
Opens on the hook, closes on the ask
Every proposal opens on a hook that stops a scrolling thumb, places one moment where the product is large and readable, and ends on the one thing the viewer should do next.
Claims come only from your brief
Ad copy is written from the selling points you listed and nothing else. Anything you marked as a forbidden claim is never implied or shown.
A product sheet keeps the product itself
Your product photos become a product sheet that holds the shape, the label and the colour. That sheet goes into every scene, so the product never arrives looking like a different product.
Text on screen is fixed as an image first
Scenes that carry copy are drawn as a picture first, with the words exact, and that frame is handed to the video. Scenes that need no text can skip the step.
Pick the length first
Choose one of nine lengths from 10 to 100 seconds, and the scenes are divided to fit.
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The cost is shown up front
High-quality production needs both an OpenAI and a MiniMax key. Video is
billed by the second, so cost grows with length. You are shown the seconds
about to be billed before anything is generated.
See the API cost guide.