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AI UGC ads built around better ideas

More variations do not teach you anything. Better hypotheses do.

An AI UGC ad is a creator-style vertical video made with an AI actor instead of a filmed creator. FireplaceUGC is built for the part that decides whether it works: turning one true thing about your product into a hook, an angle and a format, then producing a small set of takes that each test one decision.

Licensed Fireplace actor footage showing direct-to-camera delivery.

Built for

  • Performance agencies

    You owe several clients fresh creative every week and filming cannot keep up with the testing calendar.

  • DTC growth and creative leads

    Your ad account needs new angles, not another batch of near-identical edits of the same top performer.

  • App and SaaS marketers

    You need presenter-led ads that explain a problem before the interface appears.

When to use it

  • You have a clear product truth but no footage that says it out loud.
  • You want to test several hooks this week, not next month.
  • The message, offer or objection carries the ad more than a physical demonstration does.

How it works

From product truth to a test-ready set

Production runs in the Talking Video mode.

  1. 01

    Start from a product truth

    Write down the one thing a customer believes after using the product. Every hook in the set should serve that belief.

  2. 02

    Choose the angle and format

    Pick the reason to care (problem, proof, objection, offer) and the production mode that shows it most clearly.

  3. 03

    Cast and script

    Choose an AI actor who fits the audience and keep claims to what you can substantiate.

  4. 04

    Produce a comparable set

    Generate three to six takes that hold the offer constant and change one variable each.

  5. 05

    Review, export, test

    Check every word and frame, export 9:16, and read the results by the variable you changed.

Angles and hooks to start from

Problem first
“I didn’t realise how much time I was losing to this until…”
Objection handling
“I thought it would be another subscription I forgot about.”
Specific proof
“Here’s what changed after two weeks.”
Offer led
“If you’ve been waiting for a reason to try it, this is it.”

Quality and testing checklist

  1. 01

    One variable per take: hook, angle, actor or format, never three at once.

  2. 02

    Claims checked against what the product can substantiate before rendering.

  3. 03

    Every take reviewed for spoken errors, product details and disclosure needs.

  4. 04

    Results read per variable, so the next brief starts from what you learned.

Questions buyers ask

What is an AI UGC ad?
A vertical, creator-style video ad performed by an AI actor from your script and product assets, instead of a filmed creator.
Will AI UGC ads look fake?
Quality depends on the script, casting and review. Keep the delivery natural, match the actor to the audience, and review every take before it runs; generated footage can contain errors you should catch.
How many ads should I make per test?
Three to six per round is a practical band: enough to compare, few enough that each variant gets meaningful spend.
Do I have to disclose AI UGC ads?
Platform rules and local law may require it, especially for synthetic people. Our AI ad disclosure guide covers the common cases; you remain responsible for the final ad.
What does it cost?
Plans are published on the pricing page and billed in credits. Lip-synced talking video on our Ember model costs 1 credit per second.

Build the next test around one clear idea.

Keep the brief connected while you change the hook, actor, proof or offer one decision at a time.

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