UGC ad generator

Creator-style UGC ads, without booking creators

Give Lensmilk one product brief and get back scroll-native, creator-style video ads — hook, script, presenter and captions included. What a UGC creator delivers in two weeks for $200+, the studio drafts in minutes from about $2.60 per finished ad.

Or start free — 200 credits

How it works

01

Brief it

Paste your product link or write a two-line brief. The studio proposes hooks, angles and scripts scored for clarity and CTA strength — edit anything before you spend a credit.

02

Cast it

Pick a presenter from the stock roster or upload a consented portrait, choose a voice, and set the look — raw phone-style UGC or a polished cut.

03

Ship it

Render finished 9:16 ads with captions burned in, sized for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Failed renders are refunded automatically — you only spend credits on video you actually get.

What you get

  • Hook + script generation with a built-in script score
  • Raw UGC or polished visual styles
  • Captions, logo and brand kit applied on render
  • One-time UGC Ad Packs — pay per finished ad, no subscription
  • 9:16 default, with 16:9 and 1:1 options
  • Free trial: 200 credits, no card required

From ~$2.60 per finished ad with a one-time UGC Ad Pack — against $200+ and a two-week turnaround for a single creator video.

FAQ

Do I need to hire creators or film anything?

No. Ads are generated from a presenter image and a script — pick a stock presenter or upload a consented portrait. There's no filming, shipping products to creators, or waiting on deliverables.

How much does an AI UGC ad cost?

One-time UGC Ad Packs work out to roughly $2.60 per finished ~30-second ad (10 ads in the Starter pack). There's no subscription required, pack credits never expire, and failed renders are automatically refunded.

Can I test different hooks?

Yes — the studio generates multiple hooks per brief, and variant batches let you fan a winning ad into new hooks, formats and languages to find the combination that converts.

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