Create AI video ads. You control the campaign.

Ad production is not campaign launch

VideoFunker drafts campaign copy and renders the videos you choose. A campaign in this workspace means video plus supporting written assets such as scripts, posts, captions and outreach drafts. Creating the written campaign does not automatically create every video or a finished image carousel.

You remain responsible for audience targeting, budget, placements, tracking, landing-page consistency and platform approval. VideoFunker does not launch Meta campaigns or publish on your behalf. Check the advertising platform’s current specifications and disclosure rules before uploading.

Use a presenter ad to introduce an offer or answer a buying objection. Use real, permissioned footage when the claim depends on a product working, a customer’s experience or a physical result. An AI presenter must not be presented as a real customer endorsement.

From a brief to a video you approve

1. Write the offer brief

   Name who buys, the problem they are trying to solve, the offer, the evidence you can use and the call to action. Add website text as context if useful, but check that prices, availability and claims are current. Starting a campaign uses one campaign credit.

2. Review the script and the production choices

   Edit the hook, factual claims and spoken wording before generation. Choose a presenter and the voice options available in that workflow. For Cinematic Studio, review the brief and shot plan too. Use only faces, voices and brand material you have permission to use.

3. Choose a format and confirm the render

   Select a supported aspect ratio for the intended placement. Read the credit cost or purchase quote before confirming; video rendering is separate from drafting campaign copy. Cinematic Studio and Montage assemble the generated shots automatically, but that is not a promise that every workflow needs no editing.

4. Review, download and publish yourself

   Watch the complete result and check speech, continuity, captions and the offer. Generative outputs may need regeneration or additional editing; an incomplete sequence is not ready to advertise. Download eligibility depends on the workflow and plan or purchase. Upload the approved asset through your ad platform yourself.

An offer-led ad brief you can adapt

This is an illustrative brief, not a generated ad or customer result. Replace the bracketed fields, remove unsupported benefits and review the draft in the app. Changing this text here does not submit a job or spend credits.

Choose the output for the placement

Cinematic Studio and Montage support vertical 9:16 and horizontal 16:9 output. Their available resolution is 720p or 1080p, subject to the workflow and entitlement. Other presenter workflows have their own format choices; confirm the options shown before rendering rather than assuming every engine exports every size.

Caption text and burned-in captions are different outputs. Captions depend on the workflow: Cinematic Studio does not automatically add the finished caption, logo and end-card treatment of a separately edited ad. Plan additional editing or captioning when the placement needs it, and check safe areas in the destination platform.

Try a different hook only after deciding what you want to learn. Keep the offer and destination consistent when comparing creative, record which version ran, and inspect real delivery and conversion data. Creating variants is a reviewed production process, not a guarantee of automatic batch generation or better performance.

Check current pricing, credits and download terms before choosing a workflow. VideoFunker does not promise a delivery time or guarantee views, meetings or revenue.

Before an ad leaves your workspace

• Check every spoken claim against evidence, including price, qualifications and availability.
• Listen for names and pronunciations; read captions with the sound off if you add them.
• Review identity permissions and disclose AI presentation appropriately. Do not imply a testimonial.
• Compare the video’s offer and call to action with the landing page and the ad-platform policy.
• Keep a creative version record, approval record and destination URL so later measurement refers to the asset that actually ran.

See examples with their production context

View the homepage examples and read the accompanying production notes. These brief templates are not media proof. A production example may include additional editing and is not a promise that every workflow produces the same treatment or business outcome.

AI video ads: questions and boundaries

Choose the next piece of the campaign

• Explain the offer on your landing page. An explainer helps a visitor understand the offer after the click; it is a different brief from an ad hook.
• Create content for agency clients. Keep the client’s strategy, permissions, approvals and publication in your agency workflow.
• Build from a founder’s point of view. Use the founder’s approved expertise without confusing an AI presenter with the founder.
• Plan an organic LinkedIn video. Adapt the context and call to action for a post you publish yourself.