Grand openings
A new shop or branch announced to the neighbourhood.
Local business ads
A local business ad has one job: make someone nearby want to come in. Chitrio's business promo style is written for that. It sells the feeling of being your customer, uses real-world footage of places and actions like yours, adds your own photos where you have them, and ends on exactly how to visit or book. Tell it about your business once and every ad starts from that.
Free trial to start · the cost is shown before every render
Straight answer: A local ad works best when it is specific: your street, your offer, your hours. Generic footage sets the mood, but one real photo of your place does more for trust than any stock clip.
What you sell, who buys it and where you serve. Posters, ads and scripts start from this instead of a blank page.
The offer, the season or the service to push. Add your own photos or clips if you have them.
Vertical for Reels, Status and Shorts, landscape for YouTube. Boost it locally or share it with your customer groups.
A new shop or branch announced to the neighbourhood.
Festival and sale-season ads timed to when people are buying.
Plumbers, tutors, repair shops and consultants explaining what they fix and how to book.
The question customers ask on the phone every day, answered once on video.
Short vertical clips for WhatsApp Status and local community groups.
No. The business promo style uses real-world footage of businesses like yours, and you can add your own photos or clips on any scene.
Only if you upload photos of it. Stock footage shows a place like yours, which is fine for mood but not for showing your exact premises.
Yes. Render in Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Punjabi, English and more.
The app shows the cost before every render and there is a free trial to start. See the pricing page for plans.
Yes. The poster maker is included and makes offer and festival posters in feed and story sizes.