AI UGC generator.
Script in. Ad out.
Choose an actor, write the script, add the product, hit render. The Famebase AI UGC generator returns a vertical, lip-synced ad video with the same face every time — ready for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and paid placements.
Four steps
to a finished ad.
No brief, no shipping window, no edit round trip. The whole thing happens in one workspace, and the second ad is faster than the first.
Pick the actor
Choose a trained influencer from the Marketplace, or upload a model you already own and train it. That identity becomes your on-camera talent for every ad after it.
Write the script
Paste a script or build one in the tool: hook, problem, proof, call to action. Sixty to ninety spoken words fills a twenty-second clip. Write three hooks against one body so there is something to test.
Add the product
Upload product images and they go into the frame — held, worn or used. Outfits and styling ride on the same actor, so a colourway, a bundle and a restock are re-renders rather than reshoots.
Render, label, post
Out comes vertical video with synced delivery, plus stills from the same session for statics and carousels. Download it, tick the platform's AI label, and it is live.
The actor is the decision that matters. Everything downstream — script, product, wardrobe, camera move — can be changed and re-rendered in minutes, but the face is what makes a run of ads read as one person rather than eight strangers. Pick it in the Marketplace before you write anything.
Real renders.
No cherry-picking.
Three formats cover almost every UGC ad worth running: the product held to camera, the script delivered to camera, and the product worn.
- UGC · 0:13Product in hand
Product ad
Your product in her hands, spoken straight to camera. The creator-style ad, without the creator brief or the shipping label.
- Talking video · 0:15Lip-synced delivery
Script to camera
Hand the actor a script and she performs it: synced audio, natural pacing, vertical framing, ready to upload.
- Try-on · 0:11Wear the product
Fashion try-on
Drop in a garment and she wears it — true to fit, true to print, across as many looks as the drop needs.
Six parts.
One render.
An avatar generator on its own gets you a talking head. These are the pieces that turn a talking head into an ad you can run.
- Avatar
UGC avatar generator
One trained face rather than a rotating stock avatar. Creator includes one influencer, Pro includes three and can train a model you bring yourself.
- Script
AI UGC script generator
Start from a blank line or from the structure — hook, problem, proof, call to action. Rewrite one line and re-render that take instead of rebuilding the ad.
- Pro
Product placement
Put the product, the packaging or the garment into the shot with the label still readable. Outfit and style swaps sit alongside it on the Pro plan.
- Pro
Motion control
Direct the shot: the camera move, the pose, the action. A walk-and-talk hook, a desk demo and a mirror try-on are different directions, not different actors.
- Templates
Feedroll recreate
5,000+ concepts that already worked. Pick one, hit Recreate, and it comes back performed by your influencer with the framing intact.
- Output
Video and stills
Every session gives you motion for the feed and hyper-real photos for statics and carousels — the same face across both, with commercial use included.
Ten hooks,
one queue.
The generator is fast enough that the bottleneck moves to your judgement. The habit that pays is boring: hold the actor and the script body constant, change only the first line, and render the set together. When one wins, you learn something about the hook. When you change the actor, the script and the framing at once, you learn nothing at all.
Name each render after its hook before you download it, because by variant nine the filenames are the only thing standing between you and a folder of identical clips. Retire the losers weekly and re-render the winner with a new opening. Angles worth putting in the rotation:
- Problem hook
- Result hook
- Question hook
- Comparison hook
- Unboxing hook
- Objection hook
- Founder hook
- Before / after
If you are stuck on concepts rather than wording, start from Feedroll instead of a blank page: 5,000+ posts that already performed, recreated with your own actor in one click. And if the question is whether generated UGC belongs in this campaign at all, the AI UGC category page has the comparison with filmed creators.
Creator makes it.
Pro talks.
Both plans include an AI influencer and commercial rights. The difference that matters for UGC is Talking Video, Motion Control and product placement.
Photos, video, templates
- Hyper-realistic AI photos
- AI video generation
- Full Feedroll access — 5,000+ templates
- Commercial usage rights
The full UGC stack
- Everything in Creator
- Motion Control + Talking Video
- Product placement & outfit swaps
- Upload your own model & train it
- Priority rendering queue
Before you
hit render.
What do I need before I open the AI UGC generator?
A face and a script. The face comes from the Marketplace or from a model you bring and train on Pro; the script can be a paragraph you paste in. Product images are optional but they are what turn a talking clip into an ad.
Which plan do I need for talking UGC videos?
Pro. Creator covers one influencer, hyper-realistic photos, AI video and the full 5,000+ template Feedroll library. Talking Video, Motion Control, product placement and outfit swaps are Pro features, and Pro includes three influencers plus the priority rendering queue.
Can I use the videos in paid ads?
Yes. Commercial usage rights are included on Creator and Pro, so renders can run as organic posts, paid social, TikTok Shop content or ecommerce assets. Label the upload as AI-generated wherever the platform asks for it.
Can I bring my own UGC avatar?
Yes, on Pro. Upload an existing AI character, train it, and it becomes the actor in every render — one recognisable face across an entire ad account instead of a different stock avatar each week.
How many variants should I make from one script?
Keep the body and the actor fixed and vary the hook — three to five openings against one script is enough to find out whether the concept or the first line was the problem. Rewriting a line and re-rendering costs a render, not a reshoot.
What is AI UGC in the first place?
Creator-style content produced with an AI actor rather than a filmed creator. The AI UGC category page covers the definitions, how it compares with filmed UGC and the cases where a human creator is still the right call.
Keep exploring
Script it.
Render it.
Your AI influencer is included in every plan. Start with Creator, or go Pro for talking video and product placement.
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