Pin the brief
Product shots, an old winner, a face, a location. Anything on the board is fair game — scribble a label so the Director knows what it's for.
Pin your product, your people and your vibe to one board. Write the brief. The Director casts, shoots and cuts the whole spot — Veo 3.1, Omni, Seedance 2.5 and Kling behind the glass.
No timeline to learn before you start, no six tools to stitch together, no agency round-trip. Everything happens on one board.
Product shots, an old winner, a face, a location. Anything on the board is fair game — scribble a label so the Director knows what it's for.
One honest sentence. The Director casts the models, writes the shots, and tells you what it will cost before anything renders.
Trim, split, caption, score, export. The cutting table is right there when you want frame-level control — and editing is free, forever.
Straight out of the studio’s own take store — different products, different languages, different worlds. Hover isn’t needed: they play as they arrive.
Sound is off on the grid so the page stays quiet. Characters are synthetic; no real person’s likeness is cloned.
Assets, actors, references, the winning ad you want to beat — all in one place, all addressable by the brief. Drag something on and the Director can use it in the next take.
the product
our actor
the look
b-roll
the cut to beatOur actor holds the pouch on a Paris terrace, says it in French, then we cut to the beach on the word “summer”.
Cut it — 14 crEvery job goes to whoever shoots it best. The names below are the models actually wired into the studio today — no logo wall of other people’s customers.
Long takes, real physics, audio recorded in the shot. The one you trust with the hero.
Edits footage you already have — swaps the lead, changes the wardrobe, keeps the light honest.
Motion that sells product. Pours, spins and unboxings that land on the beat.
Whole worlds on demand — anime, clay, comic, vintage stock. One card, one vibe.

Pin the pouch, the bottle, the app screen. The actor picks it up, shows it, wears it — in a room you never had to book.

Say “on the clap he's in a suit” and the cut lands on the clap — the studio listens to the audio and switches on the exact frame.

Pop-art, claymation, action-movie, documentary. Drop a style on the board and the same performance comes back wearing it.

Move the scene without losing the face, the outfit or the framing. Localise the script too: the accent follows the language.
We’re opening AdStudio to a first crew of advertisers. Leave an address and you’ll get the keys — and a say in what we build next.
One email when it opens. Nothing else, ever. Unsubscribe is a reply.
AdStudio is built by an independent studio, not a growth team. If you write, the person who built the thing answers — usually the same day, usually with a fix rather than a ticket number.
hello@adstudio.videoA finished video ad — 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9, with voice, in the language you asked for. Not a storyboard, not a deck. Every clip on this page is raw output from the studio.
No. You can start from nothing but a sentence. If you do have footage — a phone clip, an old winner, a product shot — pin it to the board and the studio edits that instead of inventing a new one.
Veo 3.1 for hero shots, Omni for editing footage you already have, Seedance 2.5 for product motion, Kling for stylised worlds. You never pick one unless you want to — the Director casts the job.
Yes. There's a real cutting table underneath: trim, split, overlays, captions, music, transitions, export. Editing costs nothing — you already paid for the pixels.
You can pin a reference and the studio will build a character around it. Pixel-exact cloning of a real person's face is blocked by the model providers, and we don't route around that.
Per second of finished video, priced on the button before you press it. Exact tiers land with early access — that's part of what the first crew helps us set.