AI UGC Video Generator

What it is

UGC-style ads look like a customer or a creator filmed them on a phone: a person talking to camera, holding the product, everyday lighting. SoeMind generates the presenter from a photo or a generated character, takes your script or writes hooks with you, voices it with a generated or cloned voice and lip-syncs it. Lock the character in the project's asset registry and every clip in a series looks like the same creator.

The product itself comes from your real photos, never invented, so labels and colours stay yours. Captions are free, and finished clips go out as drafts to Facebook, Instagram or TikTok for your approval. Synthetic presenters should be labelled as AI where a platform asks for it.

How to make one

1. 1

   Describe the product, or let the Director read your website and product photos into the project brief.

2. 2

   Pick or generate a presenter character and lock it as an asset so it stays the same across clips.

3. 3

   Write the hook and the script, or ask for three hooks and pick one. Short takes of 4 to 15 seconds work best.

4. 4

   Generate the talking clip: a Seedance 2.0 speaking clip for a short take with a generated voice, or a talking avatar for your own voice and longer pieces. Add captions free.

5. 5

   Publish a draft to your connected accounts, approve it there, and let the Director plan the next variant from what performed.

About the example above

A localised presenter ad generated in SoeMind: the same presenter and product, with the script voiced in English, Thai and Burmese. On the home page you can switch between the three.

Models, voices and languages

• Seedance 2.0 speaking clips: the character says your line with an integrated voice, 4 to 15 seconds.
• Talking avatar routes for your own recorded or cloned voice, up to 10 minutes on the Advanced tier.
• Gemini Omni and Veo 3.1 for product inserts and b-roll; Nano Banana 2 and GPT Image 2 for the presenter and product stills.
• Voices: 30 generated voices or your own cloned voice; scripts in Thai, English, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malay, Burmese and more.
• Free: captions, trims, assembling several takes into one video, and publishing drafts to Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.

What it costs

Credits come from the live price book, the same numbers the Generate button shows. 1 credit = $0.01. Typical examples:

Prices change when provider prices change; the button is always right. Failed generations are refunded automatically.

Limits to know

• Speaking clips run 4 to 15 seconds each; longer videos are several takes assembled, which is free.
• The product must come from a real photo; the generator will not invent a product or a label.
• A presenter based on a real person needs consent; public figures are not accepted.
• Hands holding products can drift in long takes; keep product close-ups as separate inserts.
• Testimonials and statistics are never written for you: claims come from you, verbatim.

Common problems and fixes

The presenter looks different in every clip.

Register the presenter as a character asset and reference it in every clip; the agent passes the locked reference automatically.

The product looks wrong.

Attach the real product photo as a reference with a product-shot preset; the fidelity clause keeps shape, label and colours.

The accent or language is off.

Set the script language explicitly, or record the line yourself and use the talking avatar route so the voice is exactly yours.

Text in the scene is garbled.

Use the free caption overlay for words on screen instead of asking the video model to draw text.

Questions