Make the offer concrete
Describe the service, its intended audience, and the benefit. Include the location or market when relevant. Avoid vague promises and give the generator facts it can work with.
For services and expertise
Make the value of your service easy to see.
A service does not need a product photo to have a strong story. Describe what you offer, who it helps, and why someone should choose it. UGC Max turns that brief into selling angles and AI video ad versions.
Open UGC Max ↗One free ad angle set, once. Video ads use paid credits.
From your brief to your next ad.
Use images only when they help
A clear service brief can work without an image. An optional website screenshot can add context. Photos of service delivery, premises, or before-and-after results are not supported inputs for this flow.
Pick a message and review the result
Choose an ad angle, video format, and optional direction. Check all statements in the finished video, especially credentials, results, prices, and availability.
Different customers need different reasons to act.
A service can be introduced through the problem it solves, the process it simplifies, or the audience it serves. Describe your actual offer so UGC Max can explore relevant hooks. Return to a saved workflow to create new ad versions without rewriting the same brief. Download the versions you want to test and run them through your advertising platform. The app helps create content; it does not verify professional claims, provide campaign analytics, or promise leads.
Your questions, answered.
Can I generate an ad without uploading a photo?
Yes. For services, a specific description of the offer and audience can be enough to start finding selling angles.
Can I choose the language and country?
Yes. Set the language and target country in the brief. These settings are shared by the workflow's ad versions and lock after the first angles are delivered.
Can I ask for a different creative direction?
Yes. Add optional direction when confirming a new ad version. Each generated version uses credits; changing direction is not a free edit of an existing video.
Who is responsible for advertising claims?
You are responsible for checking accuracy, rights, required disclosures, and the rules of the platform where you publish. Review every AI-generated ad before use.