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AI Marketing Video Generator

Plan a campaign as a set of short videos that share a look, instead of one expensive hero film. Start from a template, adapt it to the brand and export for each placement.

  • Templates built for campaigns
  • One look across a series
  • Exports for every placement

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How to make a marketing video

  1. 01

    Set the brief in one sentence

    Write what the video must achieve and for whom, such as announcing a feature to existing customers. A one-line brief keeps every later choice honest.

  2. 02

    Start from a template and add your material

    Pick a marketing template close to the format you want, then add your product, your wording and your brand cues. The template carries the pacing and the structure.

  3. 03

    Make the set and export by placement

    Generate the main cut and its shorter variants, then export each in the shape its placement needs, from a vertical story to a square feed post.

What marketing teams make with it

Launch and announcement videos

A short video for a new feature or product, ready the day the announcement goes out.

Seasonal and promotional campaigns

Refresh the same campaign for each season or sale by changing the material, not rebuilding the video.

Brand channel content

Keep a regular cadence on social channels with videos that clearly belong to one brand.

Campaign variants

Cut the same story for different audiences and placements so each one gets a version that fits.

Internal and partner decks

Give a pitch, a sales deck or a partner update a short video where text alone would be skipped.

How the AI Marketing Video Generator builds a campaign

Start with a template that already has the structure of an ad. In Marketing Studio you choose a marketing template, such as a product reveal, a testimonial or a UGC-style hook, and it arrives with the model, the prompt structure and the pacing set. You add your product photo and your script, so the first cut takes minutes rather than a booking sheet and a shoot day.

Keep the look by reusing what the video was built from. Run the same template again with a new hook, a different opening frame or a new line of copy, and the variants stay comparable because only one thing changed. A saved character can present every video in the set, and a voice cloned once in the audio studio can narrate all of them, so the campaign looks and sounds like one brand.

Make each placement from the master cut. Generate the main video, then reframe it for the other placements, such as vertical for stories, square for the feed and widescreen for a web banner, with the subject kept in frame. Leave the call to action and any small print to the placement's own overlay, so they can change without regenerating the video.

Finish the set to specification. Upscale a clip to the resolution a platform asks for, relight one that came back too flat, or extend a cut that ends before the offer. Free-tier exports carry a watermark; paid plans export without one.

Review the set together. Put every variant on one screen and look for videos that drift from the look or contradict each other, then re-run only those, because a consistent family reads as a campaign and not a pile of clips.

Marketing video FAQ

Can I keep the same look across many videos?

Yes. Use the same template, palette and structure for the whole set, and swap only the material, so the videos read as one campaign.

Can I use it for paid ads?

Yes, on a plan that allows it and within the terms of service and ad policies of the platform where you publish.

What shapes can I export?

Vertical, square and widescreen shapes are available, depending on the model, so each placement gets a version made for it.

How is this different from the UGC ad page?

This page is for campaign and brand videos built from templates. The creator-style ad page covers talk-to-camera ads with a presenter.

Related pages

Build the campaign as a set

Templates made for campaigns and exports for every placement from one workspace.