AI Commercial Generator

Yes. Add a product photo to Marketing Studio, pick a commercial style such as Cinematic TVC or Product showcase, and write a short brief with the story beat and your call to action. The model generates the scenes, camera moves, light and sound in one clip, in 16:9 for YouTube or TV, or 9:16 for vertical feeds.

An AI commercial is a TV-style ad whose footage is generated by a video model instead of filmed with a crew. The story, setting, camera and light come from a brief, and the product comes from your photo. In Marketing Studio, the Cinematic TVC style builds the spot around a story, with the product at the emotional peak and a brand card to close.

More and more of them, in part or in full: generated backgrounds, product shots, or whole spots. You often can't tell by eye, which is why some platforms ask for AI-generated content to be labelled. On this page, every example is AI-generated with fictional people and unbranded products, and nothing claims to be a real brand's commercial.

No. There is no timeline to edit: you pick a style, add the product, write a brief and get a finished clip. Experience helps with the brief, such as naming one location, one light and one music cue, but the style already sets the camera, pacing and structure. Make a few variations and keep the best one.

Not here: Marketing Studio's commercial styles need a paid plan or a one-time credit pack, with no subscription required. A free account can plan the spot first by making the key frames, the set and the product shot in the image studio with Qwen Image 3.0, which is free to start, then build the commercial in Marketing Studio.

It depends on the model. Seedance 2.0, the default, makes clips of 4 to 15 seconds; Wan 3 and Wan 3 Prime go up to 30 seconds; MiniMax H3 Pro and Ken 1 go up to 15 seconds. The Cinematic TVC style starts at 15 seconds and Football TVC at 12, and you can change the length before you create.

Yes. The Football TVC style builds a real football moment, the human beat, and puts the product at the peak of the emotion, with the brand as the signature. The Match Day template shows the finished look to recreate with your product. Use fictional players, not real athletes, clubs or league marks you don't own.

Yes. The Talking presenter style takes a presenter photo and a voice-over and lip-syncs them into a spokesperson ad. Use a fictional presenter or a person who agreed to appear. Script lines can be written in 21 languages, and the voice can be warm, energetic, calm, deadpan, or matched to the presenter.