Product Ads That Sell

Short product ads built to stop the scroll, show the product honestly, and sell it — made with AI, so testing another version never means booking another shoot.

A product ad has about two seconds to earn the next twenty. So we build the hook first — the frame that makes a thumb stop — and then the rest of the ad around it: the product in use, the detail that sells it, the line that makes someone screenshot it.

Vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, square for the feed, wide for YouTube and the product page. One idea, conformed to every placement it has to live in, rather than a wide film awkwardly cropped at the end.

The product is the one thing AI is not allowed to reinvent. We build from your real product — your packaging, your colourway, your label — so the ad matches what arrives in the box. Everything around it (the kitchen, the desert road, the studio cyclorama, the crowd) is generated.

Different products need different formats, and we make all of them. For TRU HUE's Glow Halo highlighter we made an ultra-realistic UGC ad — a creator talking into her phone, the product going on her skin — and two hypermotion films of the same bottle, moving through liquid bronze and rings of light in ways no camera could follow. One product, in the format each platform rewards.

That is where the cost goes: no studio day, no shipping samples, no talent day rate, no reshoot when the new flavour or size launches. And because there is no shoot to redo, you get variations to test — different hooks, different endings, different languages — inside the same production, not the next budget.

One ad we made for Fine Mattress in Qatar — a penguin looking for somewhere cold enough to sleep — sold 65 mattresses. Our ads for TCL in Iraq, Kebab Azmy and Ninth Bar Café in Saudi Arabia, First Step in Qatar and car-accessories traders in Cairo's Tawfikia market go out to real customers, not to a showreel.

Our ads have run on ON E, ON Sports and United Media Services channels, on the Fan Zone screens at the New Administrative Capital, and across paid social for brands in food, fashion, beauty, real estate, education and automotive.