9 types of AI video ads and which one your business needs

AI can produce many different ad styles, but the names are confusing if you are new to it. Here is each main type in plain English, and what kind of product it suits.

1. UGC style (looks self filmed)

Looks like a real person filmed it on their phone. Casual, authentic, perfect for social feeds. Best for skincare, supplements, apps, and anything that benefits from a real person vibe.

2. Lifestyle UGC

Similar to UGC but set in a real life moment, like someone using your product in their kitchen or on a walk. Good for food, drinks, and everyday consumer products.

3. Professional try-on

A polished presenter wears or demonstrates your product with a clean, branded look. Best for fashion, accessories, and beauty where the product needs to look aspirational.

4. Casual try-on (at-home haul)

Someone tries on your clothing or accessory at home, like a try-on haul video. Relatable and trust building. Best for fashion and beauty.

5. Product showcase

The product is the hero, shown from flattering angles with nice lighting and motion. Best for gadgets, jewelry, and anything where the look of the item sells it.

6. Hyper motion (no filming, no people)

A fully computer made commercial of just your product with slick motion and lighting. No people needed. Best for tech, drinks, and gadgets.

7. Editorial try-on

Your product worn out in the world with a magazine shoot look. High fashion and polished. Best for streetwear and accessories.

8. URL to ad

We take your product page link and turn it into a ready ad. The fastest way to start if you already have an online store.

9. Wild card

Describe any scene you imagine and we build it around your product. Invented characters, places, and stories. Best for viral and experimental campaigns.

How to choose

If you sell something people wear, try-on formats win. If you sell a gadget or drink, product showcase or hyper motion. If you want authentic social proof, UGC. And if you have no idea, let us decide based on your product. That is the whole point of the entry tier.