One product, several angles, tested against each other
This ad variations generator fans one product brief out into two to five short spokesperson ads, each arguing a different angle so you can test which one converts. Name the angles yourself or leave them blank and they are chosen for you; every variation is 5 or 10 seconds and fronted by the same AI-generated avatar, a synthetic presenter rather than a real person.
How it works
- 1
Describe the product
A title is all that is required; description, price, brand and images sharpen the result.
- 2
Set the angles
Two to five. Name each one — "value for money", "social proof" — or leave blank to have them chosen.
- 3
Generate the set
Every variation uses the same avatar, so only the message differs when you test.
What you can make
Performance marketers
Creative is the biggest lever in paid social, and testing needs volume. Five angles from one brief is a test set, not a guess.
Marketplace sellers
Run the price angle against the social-proof angle on the same product and keep whichever wins.
Agencies reporting on creative
Holding the presenter constant means a difference in results is attributable to the message, not the face.
Small teams
Five scripted ads normally means five briefs and a shoot day. Here it is one form.
This ad variations generator fans one product brief out into two to five short spokesperson ads, each arguing a different angle so you can test which one converts.
Generate your first ad setSpecs & limits
| Required | A product title and an avatar |
|---|---|
| Optional product fields | Description, price, brand, source URL, images |
| Variations per run | 2 to 5 |
| Angles | Named by you, or chosen automatically when left blank |
| Length per ad | Exactly 5 or 10 seconds |
| Aspect ratios | 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 |
Tips for better results
- Name the angles rather than leaving them blank. Auto-chosen angles tend to cluster around the same benefit, which defeats the point of a test.
- Make the angles genuinely opposed — price against quality, speed against thoroughness. Two variations on "it is good" tell you nothing.
- Fill in price and brand when they exist. Concrete details give the script something to say beyond adjectives.
- Use 5 seconds for feed placements and 10 when the angle needs a reason. A 10-second ad that could have been 5 loses viewers before the offer.
- Change one thing at a time. Same avatar, same length, same ratio, different message — otherwise you cannot tell what moved the result.
Frequently asked questions
How many ads do I get?
Between two and five per run, each on its own angle.
Do I need an avatar?
Yes. Every variation is fronted by the same avatar and lip-synced, which is what keeps the test fair — only the message changes.
Can I write the scripts?
Yes — each variation takes an optional angle and an optional script. Blank rows are filled in for you and do not count against the variation total.
Can I run these as paid ads?
Yes. The presenter is synthetic, so do not present the ad as a personal endorsement or a customer’s own account — ad platforms treat that as misrepresentation.
Is it free?
No — generating spends AI credits from your Wujud account, and cost scales with the number of variations since each is generated separately. Credits are bought as a pack; new accounts start with none. AI tools need a paid plan.
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