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Make a creator-style product ad
Produce an ad someone can review and use, not an avatar clip that still needs reconstruction. Reuse the customer's product, presenter, voice, exact copy and budget. Infer ordinary creative choices; ask only for missing facts, authority or a choice that changes the requested result.
Use this product page and these approved images to make a short vertical creator-style ad. Ground the script in the actual product, show it early, keep the presenter consistent and finish the speech, captions and CTA. Choose the treatment within my budget and save the clean sources for the next version.
Ground the brief
Read the supplied product page or facts and inspect the source images. Retain the exact product/variant, dimensions and visible features, approved benefits, current price/offer, CTA, branding, audience and placement. If a page is inaccessible, use supplied facts or request the missing source; do not fabricate extraction. Distinguish seller assertions from demonstrated facts and accepted claims. Keep real reviews as attributed quotations only with permission and context; never put invented experience, endorsement or results in a synthetic person's mouth.
Use an authorized presenter or original synthetic character. A requested person, voice or endorsement needs its own permission. Choose one clear format, such as a demonstration, a problem/solution explanation or a presenter with product B-roll. Do not assume that a platform accepts every synthetic-presenter format. Consult current primary platform requirements when placement eligibility or disclosure is material, and preserve unresolved review needs rather than promising approval.
Make the script executable
Write a short beat plan: opening visual and line, product demonstration or supported explanation, evidence, CTA and ending. Keep spoken words separate from stage directions and exact overlay copy. Show the actual product early when the brief calls for it. Do not invent a default duration, output count or mandatory concept batch. Respect requested script approval; when creative choices are delegated, review the script against the facts and continue within authorization.
Map each beat to a presenter shot, existing product footage, an approved still or genuinely missing footage. Keep the presenter, wardrobe, product and scene consistent where continuity matters. A different setting or shot is intentional; a different face or product label is a defect. Reuse accepted media and regenerate only affected parts on later edits.