Your Script, Spoken on Camera
The required Script field (up to 300 characters) becomes the creator's line, delivered straight to camera with natural lip sync and casual gestures.
A creator talks about your product to camera, saying your script.
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One product, fully visible, well lit, with the label readable. Avoid photos with hands, other products or busy backgrounds, since the creator needs to hold only your item.
The field accepts up to 300 characters, but the clip is 10 seconds long. Around 25 to 30 spoken words usually fits naturally; longer scripts may sound rushed.
Each clip costs 396 credits, shown before you start. Failed generations are refunded automatically. Pro ($9.90/month or $99/year) and Lifetime ($199 one-time) include 1,000 credits per month, and credit packs are available for extra volume.
Content you generate can be used in ads, stores and social media, subject to the terms of service and the model providers' policies. Follow each ad platform's disclosure rules for AI-generated content.
Not in this recipe; the creator is generated from the built-in instruction. To use a specific portrait and your own recorded audio, use Talking avatar instead.
Yes. It is 9:16 at 720p, 10 seconds long, with speech and room ambience generated by Seedance 2.0.
Yes. Generations are private unless you share them to the community.
The required Script field (up to 300 characters) becomes the creator's line, delivered straight to camera with natural lip sync and casual gestures.
The creator holds the product from your photo close to the phone camera, so viewers see the packaging while hearing the pitch.
Handheld vertical framing, a cozy home setting, soft window light and real room ambience give the look of footage filmed on a phone, not a studio ad.
Seedance 2.0 generates video and audio together at 720p, so the clip is ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts without separate voice recording.
Each clip costs 396 credits, shown on the Generate button before you start. If a generation fails, the credits return to your balance automatically.
UGC stands for user-generated content: short, unpolished clips where a real-looking person talks about a product in their own space. These videos often perform well as UGC ads because they feel like a recommendation from a peer rather than a commercial. An AI UGC video recreates that format with a generated creator, so a brand can test messages without first finding, briefing and shipping products to a creator.
On NeoMundo, the UGC Selfie Review recipe needs two inputs: one product photo and a short script. It runs on Seedance 2.0, ByteDance's flagship video model with native audio, using your photo as the first frame and a fixed instruction: an authentic selfie-style video, a friendly creator holding the product close to the camera in a cozy home, talking directly to camera and saying your script, with natural lip sync, casual gestures, handheld vertical footage, soft window light and real room ambience.
The output is a 10-second product review video in 9:16 at 720p with sound. Videos usually finish in 1 to 5 minutes. At 396 credits, it is the most expensive recipe in this set because it generates longer footage with synchronized speech.
Use it responsibly: the creator is AI-generated, so the script should describe real product facts, not invented personal results, and your posts should follow each platform's rules for ads and AI-generated content. For more formats, try the Unboxing recipe, or open Talking avatar at /create/avatar to lip-sync your own portrait to your own audio.
Use a sharp photo of the product alone, label facing the camera, on a plain background. A white background image works well. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
Ten seconds of speech is roughly 25 to 30 words. Write one hook and one benefit, for example: This serum is lightweight and absorbs fast, which is why I keep it by my sink. Avoid numbers you cannot back up.
Press Generate (396 credits). When the clip appears under the tool, check the lip sync, the product label and the pronunciation of your brand name, then download it for your ad manager or editor.
Write three different opening lines for the same product and compare them as UGC ads before spending on a full creator campaign.
A vertical 10-second clip with sound is the native format for short-video shopping. Add captions and a price overlay in your editor.
Place a short product review video near the buy button to explain the main benefit in the words your customers use.
Use a generated clip as a visual brief showing real creators the angle, framing and tone you want before they film their own version.