Offer ad video template

About the offer ad template

This template is a 5-second video ad for a single offer: a discount, a bonus, a free trial, a sale, a price or a launch. It puts one big figure in front of a person (50%, 4X, $0, 2 months free) and says in two short lines what it is for. It was first made from a card issuer's own offer ad, a photo with the product and one number on it, and it is rebuilt here so that it suits any product or service, not only that one.

The film is built for a feed. A photo fills the frame and keeps drifting slowly. The product eases in, the figure rises into place beside it in heavy type, and the line under it lands word by word, with the important words bold and the connecting ones light. If you have a button such as Shop now or Start free, it pops in after that. Fine print sits small at the foot and your logo in the corner. After a few seconds everything leaves and the picture is alone for a beat, so the ad loops without a jump. A light score and soft cues play under it; every word is on screen, so it works with the sound off.

It is an example, not a form. Write one sentence about your offer, for example 30% off all running shoes until Sunday, and attach what you have: a photo, a picture of the product and your logo. Claude reads your words and your pictures, picks your brand's colours from the logo, finds the rest itself, on the web too if you give a link, and remakes the ad with your offer. It never invents a figure or a term: the small print is only what you give it. If you have no photo, the ad is set on your brand colour with the number huge, which is a real ad of its own.

The layout fits what you give it. A long figure like 2 months free wraps onto two lines. The words sit on the quietest edge of your photo, and the picture is darkened only as much as the text needs to be easy to read, or the words turn dark on a bright photo. A rectangular product picture, such as a card or a screenshot, gets rounded corners and a soft shadow; a cut-out of a bottle or a shoe keeps its own shape. The vertical version keeps clear of the bars that stories and reels draw over the top and bottom of the screen.

Change anything: other colours, a different button, a figure in another language, a calmer or louder photo. Say what to change and Claude follows it. The ad is 5 seconds, uses about 30 credits, the least any film uses, and is ready in about 15 minutes once its turn comes; you can close the page, and an email tells you when it is done.