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AI Video Ad Generator
Klipzo’s AI video ad generator is a private-preview workflow for turning a product brief into short advertising creative. Public AI generation is not available yet. You can already assemble your own ad footage with the free local editor.
Start with an offer worth understanding.
Local editing is available · AI preview requires sign-in
LOCAL EDITING · AVAILABLE
Free browser editing for footage you already have. No account is required.
BRIEF-LED AI · PRIVATE PREVIEW
AI generation is in private preview. Public generation and paid plans are not available yet.
Availability you can plan around.
AI generation is not a public service in this release, so there is no promised generation time, model list, price per ad or free AI allowance. The specifications below describe the free local editing path you can use now for footage you already have.
| AI creation status | Private preview. Public brief-to-video generation and paid generation plans have not launched. |
|---|---|
| Input files | Video files your browser can decode; compatibility is checked on import. |
| Project size | Up to 12 clips, 100 MB per file and 500 MB in total. |
| Finished duration | Up to 120 seconds per export, based on the sum of your selected trims. |
| Output | WebM video, up to 720p, in landscape (16:9), portrait (9:16) or square (1:1). |
| Captions | Manually entered text burned into the video. Speech transcription is not available. |
| Audio | Source audio can be retained when the browser supports capture. The editor checks compatibility before export. |
| Processing time | Export runs in the browser in real time. Clip duration, device performance and browser support affect completion. |
| Price | $0 for local editing. AI generation pricing has not been published. |
| Captions and language | English interface with manually entered, burned-in text. No speech transcription or translation. |
Build a brief your ad can follow.
The steps below are a practical preparation and editing workflow, not a claim that public AI generation already performs them for you. Start with facts about your product, choose your own footage and assemble a short version that you can review.
1.Name the viewer and offer
Identify one audience and one useful outcome. Write the product name, the specific problem it solves and the action you want a viewer to take. Include any offer conditions that need to be visible. Avoid claims you cannot support with product information or evidence.
2.Choose a visible proof
Pick footage that demonstrates the benefit instead of only naming it. A product in use, a clear before-and-after sequence you can substantiate or a simple walkthrough can support the message. Use only media, people’s likenesses, music and logos you have permission to include.
3.Assemble one short version
Import the clips into the local editor. Choose a direct opening, put the demonstration next and close with a clear action. Trim each clip to the part that carries the message. Add manually written caption text to explain the offer, and check framing in the chosen aspect ratio.
4.Review before publishing
Export the WebM file and watch the complete result. Check the product facts, text, audio and destination format. Confirm the advertising rules that apply to your market and platform. The editor does not publish ads, manage campaigns, verify claims or promise a conversion result.
Brief-led creation and local assembly.
These are two stages of the product, with different availability. This comparison helps you choose an action you can take today and understand what the private preview is intended to explore. It is not a performance comparison or a promise of future output.
| Dimension | Public local ad assembly | Brief-led AI private preview |
|---|---|---|
| Starting material | Video footage you provide from your own device. | A written product and audience brief; public generation is not available. |
| Creative decisions | You choose clips, trim points, order and caption wording. | Explores assistance from a brief; current public capabilities are not promised. |
| Output | WebM, up to 720p and 120 seconds per sequence. | No public generation format, duration or resolution guarantee. |
| Price | $0 for local editing; no account or credits required. | Generation pricing and free allowances have not been published. |
| Ad distribution | Download and review the file for your chosen destination. | No automatic ad publishing, campaign management or performance guarantee. |
Local editor specifications are current release limits. Private-preview plans may change before public availability.
A useful ad brief is specific.
An ad brief should make creative choices easier. Name the viewer, describe the context in which they need the product and choose one benefit the footage can show. “Make a great ad” gives very little direction. “Show a commuter how this bottle fits in a small bag, then invite them to view the size options” gives the sequence a purpose.
Keep factual constraints in the brief: the correct product appearance, available options, offer terms and claims that must be qualified. Decide whether the video needs a spoken explanation or can be understood with pictures and short text. In the current local workflow, you provide those elements and enter the caption yourself; no automatic script writing or voice generation is included.
Review the creative before the campaign.
A finished file is a creative asset, not evidence of advertising performance. Before publishing, confirm that the product, offer and destination agree with one another. Make sure the action in the closing text leads to a page where the viewer can do that thing. Check that portrait or square framing still shows the detail that makes the demonstration useful.
Rights and approvals depend on the material and the market. Keep a record of permission for footage, music and identifiable people. Review platform requirements for the place you intend to run the ad. Klipzo does not independently verify ownership, substantiate product claims or approve an ad for a platform. Those checks belong in your publishing process.
Questions about the ad workflow.
Can I generate a video ad from a brief right now?
Public AI generation is not available in this release. The brief-led workflow is in private preview and requires sign-in. You can use the public free editor now to trim, combine and manually caption your own footage. No generated ad, supported model or completion time is promised by the preview page.
What should I include in a video ad brief?
Include the product, intended audience, one demonstrable benefit, the destination aspect ratio and a clear next action. Add accurate offer conditions and any claims that need qualification. Keep the brief focused enough to be shown with a short sequence. The local editor uses your footage and your manually entered text.
How much does an ad cost to make with Klipzo?
Local editing is free and requires no credits or account. It supports a maximum of 12 clips, 500 MB per project and a 120-second WebM export up to 720p. AI generation prices and allowances have not been published. There is no paid generation checkout to complete on this page.
Does Klipzo publish or optimize my ads?
No. The available editor produces a downloadable video file. It does not connect an ad account, upload a campaign, select audiences or optimize spend. You review the creative, check media rights and platform requirements, and publish it through your own workflow. Advertising performance depends on the offer, audience, placement and measured campaign results.
Move from the brief to the cut.
When your footage is ready, the automatic video editor workflow shows how to trim, join and export a short ad sequence.
For the wider product direction, explore the Klipzo AI video agent and the difference between today’s local editor and brief-led private preview.
Check Klipzo pricing and availability for the free editing limits and the status of future generation plans.
Give the offer a little screen time.
Describe the product shot in your agent workspace. Existing footage can be assembled in the separate free local editor.
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