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Social ad creative

Ship a hook, a demo and an end card that look like one shoot, then re-cut the hook twenty times without re-shooting the rest.

For: Performance marketers and in-house creative teams

Shot 01, rendered at 9:16 from the prompt below.
Aspect ratio
9:16
Shot length
5s
Shots
4
Resolution
768P
Total runtime
20s
Cost at list price
$1.60

Re-rendering a single shot costs $0.40, not the sequence.

What breaks without it

Testing needs volume, and volume is where consistency dies. Generate five hooks separately and you get five different products, five different rooms, five different grades — the test measures your drift, not your message.

How the run is built

  • 01Lock the product, the room and the grade in the continuity block once; every variant inherits them.
  • 02Vary only the opening shot. The demo and end card stay byte-identical across the whole test cell.
  • 03Render 9:16 and 1:1 off the same shot list so placements match instead of merely rhyming.
Continuity block

The part you write once

This block is prepended to every shot in the run before it reaches the model. It is the reason shot four still has the same cast, the same room and the same grade as shot one. Edit it and the whole sequence moves together.

Matte black insulated bottle, brushed steel cap, no visible logo. Sunlit kitchen counter, pale oak, white subway tile behind. Late morning light from camera left. Clean commercial grade, slightly warm, no vignette.

Shot list

The part you edit per shot

Shot one is directed from text. Every shot after it opens on the previous shot's final frame, so the cut lands on continuous motion.

  1. 01[Push in]

    Hand sets the bottle down on the counter, condensation already beading.

  2. 02[Tilt down]

    Cap twists off; steam lifts off the surface into the light.

  3. 03[Tracking shot]

    The bottle travels with a commuter's bag, held level through a crowded doorway.

  4. 04[Static shot]

    Bottle centred on the counter, room quiet, ready for the end card type.

Shot 01, as the model receives it
Matte black insulated bottle, brushed steel cap, no visible logo. Sunlit kitchen counter, pale oak, white subway tile behind. Late morning light from camera left. Clean commercial grade, slightly warm, no vignette.

[Push in]Hand sets the bottle down on the counter, condensation already beading.
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