Testing hooks
Several different openings for the same product, so paid social can find the one that holds attention.
UGC-style ads
UGC ads work because they sound like a person, not a brand. Chitrio writes the script in the first person with a natural, spoken rhythm, puts an AI presenter in a small facecam bubble, and shows your real product photo on the product shots. It deliberately does not paste your product into an AI person's hands, because that is where AI invents details that are not true.
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Straight answer: UGC-style is a format, not a customer. Real reviews come from real buyers. Use this for creator-style explanations of your product, and never present an AI presenter as someone who bought it.
Upload the product photo and tell it what the product does, who it is for and what problem it solves. Only facts you give are used.
A scroll-stopping personal opening, the problem, trying the product, two or three honest surprises and who it is for. No ad-speak.
The presenter carries the voice, cutaways carry the product, captions carry the viewer with the sound off.
Several different openings for the same product, so paid social can find the one that holds attention.
A steady supply of creator-style videos without recruiting and briefing a creator for every variation.
A casual demo-style video that explains a product better than a list of bullet points.
A launch-week batch of short videos that each focus on a different benefit.
The same ad written natively in Hindi or another supported language for a regional audience.
It must not be used as one. An AI presenter is not a customer, so do not present it as a real buyer's review, and follow your platform's and country's advertising disclosure rules.
Compositing an exact product into an AI person's hands is where AI tends to change the product. Keeping your real photo on cutaways keeps the product accurate.
Yes, if you upload your own portrait or have the person's consent. The presenter is lip-synced to the script.
The script is instructed never to invent prices, specifications, discounts or results the seller did not provide. Always read it before rendering.
They are written short, with 15 to 25 words per scene, because this is fast vertical content.