STEP 5: Upload all three sheets (Character + Product + Location) to ChatGPT at once, then add the prompt below and run it.
NB: The prompt is designed for 10 seconds per section, with 20 seconds total across 2 sections. If you prefer, you can extend the video to 30 seconds across 3 sections.
"Generate a realistic 20-second product-review video text prompt of this character using the product. Only infer necessary real-life steps: preparation, handling, opening, using, finishing. Split into two 10-second sections. Include scene cuts, shot directions, and camera angles.
Provide:
Shot list with timecodes (10s + 10s) and camera angles.
Concise realistic action sequence (no invented steps).
Voiceover texts: total 50–60 words (enthusiastic) and separate voiceovers for each 10s section totaling 24–30 words each.
Final call-to-action and hero motion-graphics visual notes displaying product.
Tone: enthusiastic. Style: natural, UGC-adjacent, bright lighting, shallow depth of field."
STEP 2: Open ChatGPT and upload the Character Image alone. Add the below prompt and run it.
Create a professional AI Video Production — Character Reference Sheet for the provided character image. Create a polished 4:5 portrait continuity sheet focused exclusively on the character:
1. CHARACTER PROFILE — name, role, approximate age, height, body type, personality, distinctive traits, and signature colors.
2. FULL-BODY TURNAROUND — front, 3/4, side, and back views of the exact same character at matching scale, with identical facial features, hairstyle, body proportions, costume, colors, and accessories.
3. FACE AND IDENTITY DETAILS — front, profile, and 3/4 head-and-shoulder close-ups showing facial structure, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, hairstyle, skin tone, makeup, scars, tattoos, and other defining features.
4. EXPRESSION SHEET — neutral, happy, angry, sad, surprised, worried, confident, and determined expressions. Preserve the exact same facial structure and identity in every expression.
5. POSE AND BODY LANGUAGE — neutral standing, walking, sitting, relaxed, tense, and action-ready poses. Maintain consistent anatomy, proportions, posture, and silhouette.
6. COSTUME DETAILS — close-ups of clothing layers, fabrics, seams, fasteners, footwear, jewelry, eyewear, markings, logos, and other character-defining wardrobe elements.
7. COLOR AND MATERIAL PALETTE — include 4–6 key colors with HEX codes, plus references for skin, hair, fabric, leather, metal, plastic, armor, or other visible materials.
8. DO NOT CHANGE — lock the character’s face, identity, skin tone, age, hair, eye color, body shape, proportions, costume, accessories, markings, colors, and defining features. Do not redesign, beautify, age, stylize, simplify, or create alternate versions.
Use a clean white or neutral studio background, soft controlled lighting, realistic materials, sharp details, subtle shadows, clean typography, thin dividers, balanced spacing, and a sophisticated editorial production-design grid.
Every panel must depict the exact same character with absolute visual consistency. Focus only on the character. Do not include props, additional characters, environments, unrelated objects, or alternate outfits."
🔴 BOMBAZO: Unos chinos acaban de humillar toda la industria de video con IA de PAGO
Subes una foto
Subes un audio
Y te genera un video de una persona hablando en sincro que aguanta minutos
Se llama LongCat-Avatar
Es open source y encima GRATIS
Lo que antes necesitabas camara, estudio y edicion ahora sale de un repo
Te dejo el repo en los comentarios
Claude Code now creates AI claymation ads with a single skill.
Watch the video attached to this post.
A claymation man standing in a shower watching his hair fall down the drain. A monster villain representing DHT. A bald head lying on cracked ground surrounded by failed supplements. Construction workers building around a hair follicle. A magical ingredient garden.
11 scenes. Full voiceover. Complete narrative arc. All generated from one prompt inside Claude Code.
This is the ad format that's outperforming everything in saturated supplement categories right now. Because it doesn't look like an ad. It looks like a story someone wants to watch.
Here's what the skill does:
→ You give it a product and an angle
→ It writes the full script with cast, scenes, and visual direction
→ Generates the claymation world, characters, and scene compositions
→ Adds voiceover and animates each clip
→ You do final polish in CapCut
The whole process takes minutes. Not weeks. Not a studio. Not a $15,000 production budget.
I've been testing this format across D2C accounts in health, skincare, and wellness. The watch time numbers are different from anything else we run. People sit through 60 seconds of a claymation villain because they want to see what happens next.
That's the whole point. The format carries the message.
I built this for my clients.
But I'm releasing it for free.
Comment "clay" and I'll send the whole thing.
I just built a Claude Code skill that automates the entire process of making these Claymation ads 🤯
Drop in a product photo and the angle you want.
Claude writes the script, designs the characters, generates every frame, records the voiceover, and stitches the finished ad.
All inside Claude Code.
Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who want animation ads in the testing rotation without booking a studio.
Here's what it does:
→ Drop in your product photo and the ad angle
→ Claude writes the script and breaks it into scenes, one narration line per scene
→ Builds a style lock and a master reference for every character, so the cast never drifts between shots
→ Generates each scene off the previous one, with your product photo attached to every frame that shows the package
→ Records the voiceover in ElevenLabs, animates all 11 scenes, and stitches the final cut
What you get:
→ A finished vertical ad, ready to post
→ The same characters in every scene, start to finish
→ Your packaging reproduced from the photo, label intact
→ A cost quote at every stage, so you approve the spend before it runs
Built 100% in Claude Code.
📌 Get the free skill here:
https://t.co/QynMwBkiez
Ad Formats Every Ecom Brand Needs
Animated ads are scaling right now, and they're stupidly easy to produce with Claude + MakeUGC.
- Feed it your product
- It generates two video concepts — a simple animation, and a more creative one
- You approve what you like
- Rendered in whatever style fits your brand — brick-style, claymation, cartoon, hyper-realistic, whatever
No filming, no animator, no waiting on a production queue.
Your only job is taste. Pick a style, pick the winners — it handles the rest.
Giving the whole skill away. Comment "UGC" and I'll send it to you
here's a pixar style example i made this morning
- 47 seconds
- one script in
- $9 in credits
- nothing edited afterwards
it wrote the scenes, built the characters and cut it together itself in under 5 minutes
full breakdown of how these get made in the article below:
Holy sh*t, this is f**king insane😳
i cancelled my higgsfield subscription for this
a free repo with 7.9K stars dropped a full AI video studio that runs on your pc
it runs on 6gb of vram, even old gpus
wan 2.2, ltx-2, hunyuan video and flux built in
no uploads, no subscriptions, no watermarks
here is how you set it up:
1. git clone the repo
2. run the one-click install script
3. launch it and generate in your browser
you will not find a FREE way to make AI Videos this year than this