Assistant UGC script generator

• Choose 15, 30 or 60 seconds.
• Enter the product, the viewer and the angle.
• Generate a script outline with shot notes.
• Share it with the creator as a guide, not a script to read aloud.
• Ask the creator to say each point in their own words.

A 15 second script might have three beats: show the problem, show the product doing the thing, close with a plain recommendation. A 60 second script adds a demonstration and a short objection answer. If you cannot film the demonstration, remove that beat rather than faking it.

Illustrative example, not a benchmark, customer result or prediction.

A UGC script is a short outline a creator can say naturally. Treat it as a starting point and let the creator rephrase it so it sounds like them.

It returns a draft for you to review. It is not a finished ad, and nothing it writes has been checked against your product, your claims or the platform policies.

All public AI generators share 10 attempted runs per IP and 100 across the site per UTC day, resetting at midnight UTC. After three runs we ask for a valid email address. It is only checked for format, never stored or sent to the model, and does not increase your allowance.

The example shown before you generate is a fixed sample written by hand. It is not generated from your input and it is not a prediction of results.

A good UGC script feels like a person describing what they found. It is short, specific and shows the product in use. Over scripted delivery tends to lose the quality that made UGC worth using. Check paid partnership disclosure rules where you advertise.

• Video length.
• Creator comfort and style.
• Ability to demonstrate the product.
• Disclosure requirements.
• Making the creator read a script word for word.
• Including claims you cannot support.
• Forgetting disclosure of paid content.
• Using one script for every platform without adapting length.