A normal cartoon ad takes 2-3 weeks: storyboard, character design, hand-drawn scenes, frame-by-frame animation!
Claude + Polaris automates all of it, script, scenes, consistent characters and voices, animation in seconds instead of days.
Full workflow 👇
https://t.co/ZcF26CXfT3
I JUST KILLED THE AD AGENCY! 💀
I built a Claude + Polaris workflow that can create cartoon-style ecommerce ads in minutes.
No waiting days for a creative team. No expensive production. No starting from scratch every time.
The workflow does the heavy lifting:
→ Writes the ad copy automatically
→ Creates the hook + script
→ Breaks the ad into scenes
→ Switches scenes automatically
→ Keeps characters and voices consistent
→ Generates animations in seconds
→ Creates multiple creative variations
→ Turns one product idea into multiple ads
And the crazy part? You can go from:
PRODUCT → SCRIPT → SCENES → ANIMATION → FINAL AD
without having to manually build every single step. 🎬
That means you can test 10, 20 or even 50 creative variations while your competitors are still waiting for their agency to send version #2. 🚀
I built the workflow with Claude + Polaris, and it completely changed how I think about ecommerce creatives.
The real advantage isn't just making ads cheaper. It's being able to produce and test creatives at a speed your competitors can't match.
The old model:
❌ Brief the agency
❌ Wait for copy
❌ Wait for the storyboard
❌ Wait for production
❌ Wait for revisions
❌ Finally launch the ad
The new model:
Idea → Claude → Polaris → AD. ⚡
And you can keep iterating.
I put together the ENTIRE workflow so you can replicate it yourself — from the initial prompt and copywriting to scene generation, consistency, animation and the final ad.
Comment "POL" 💬 and I'll send you my full workflow.
I FIRED MY ENTIRE CREATIVE TEAM AND REPLACED THEM WITH 2 TOOLS. 💀
Claude + Polaris. That's it. That's the whole ad agency now.
For months I was stuck in the same loop every ecom brand knows: brief the agency, wait three days for copy, wait another week for the storyboard, wait even longer for the actual video, then send it back for revisions because the hook wasn't strong enough. By the time version #2 landed, the trend was already dead.
So I stopped outsourcing the thinking and built a system instead. Claude handles every decision — character direction, script, scene breakdowns, voice prompts. Polaris handles every generation — the actual images, video, voiceover, and animation. I just move the output from one to the other.
The result is a 7-step process that takes a single product idea and turns it into a finished, cartoon-style ad with zero manual editing in between. Not a concept. Not "AI can help with ads." An exact, repeatable sequence I use for every single ad I ship.
Here's what's actually inside the doc:
The character prompt that locks in one consistent avatar — same face, same style, same energy — across every scene of the ad, so nothing looks stitched together.
The full script framework: Hook → Problem Agitation → Villain (the real root cause) → Mechanism → Proof → Product → Dream Outcome → CTA. This is the exact emotional structure that gets someone from "scrolling past" to "ready to buy" in under 30 seconds.
The scene-generation prompts that turn that script into individual images — one per beat, so the ad always has motion and never feels static.
The animation prompts that bring each image to life without morphing, style drift, or that "obviously AI" look.
The voiceover and background music prompts, ready to paste, tuned so the audio never overpowers the read.
A second full method for cloning any ad that's already working — screenshot it, break it into scenes, rebuild it with your own product using the exact same structure.
A bonus section on switching styles entirely — claymation, Lego, Pixar-style — using the same 7 steps, just different prompts.
The exact settings I use for the voice generation, so the narration sounds like a real person on an iPhone mic instead of an obvious AI voice.
The assembly checklist for putting it all together in CapCut — clip order, music ducking, caption timing, export settings — so the final file is actually publish-ready.
This is the difference between testing ONE creative a month because that's all your agency can turn around, and testing 10, 20, even 50 variations in the same amount of time — finding what actually converts instead of guessing. 🚀
I'm not selling this doc. It's the literal workflow I use myself, laid out step by step, 100% free, no signup, no email required:
👉 https://t.co/xFIp56eMDl
Everything in it runs through Polaris — that's the tool actually generating the character, the scenes, the video, and the voice. The link's inside the doc if you want to build alongside it.
I FIRED MY ENTIRE CREATIVE TEAM AND REPLACED THEM WITH 2 TOOLS. 💀
Claude + Polaris, 7 steps, every prompt included: character → script → scenes → final ad.
Test 50 creatives in the time your agency needed for one. 🚀
100% free: 👉 https://t.co/ZcF26CXfT3
I JUST KILLED THE AD AGENCY! 💀
I built a Claude + Polaris workflow that can create cartoon-style ecommerce ads in minutes.
No waiting days for a creative team.
No expensive production.
No starting from scratch every time.
The workflow does the heavy lifting:
→ Writes the ad copy automatically
→ Creates the hook + script
→ Breaks the ad into scenes
→ Switches scenes automatically
→ Keeps characters and voices consistent
→ Generates animations in seconds
→ Creates multiple creative variations
→ Turns one product idea into multiple ads
And the crazy part?
You can go from:
PRODUCT → SCRIPT → SCENES → ANIMATION → FINAL AD
without having to manually build every single step!
That means you can test 10, 20 or even 50 creative variations while your competitors are still waiting for their agency to send version #2.
I built the workflow with Claude + Polaris, and it completely changed how I think about ecommerce creatives.
The real advantage isn't just making ads cheaper.
It's being able to produce and test creatives at a speed your competitors can't match.
The old model:
❌ Brief the agency
❌ Wait for copy
❌ Wait for the storyboard
❌ Wait for production
❌ Wait for revisions
❌ Finally launch the ad
The new model:
Idea → Claude → Polaris → AD.
And you can keep iterating.
I put together the ENTIRE workflow so you can replicate it yourself — every prompt, every step, from character creation to script to scenes to final ad.
100% free, no signup, just click and read: https://t.co/xFIp56eMDl
I JUST KILLED THE AD AGENCY!!! 💀
Built a Claude + Polaris workflow that turns one product idea into a finished cartoon ad!
❌no agency,
❌no waiting
❌no starting from scratch.
Full workflow, every prompt included. 100% free, no signup: https://t.co/ZcF26CXfT3
I BUILT A WORKFLOW THAT MAKES AD AGENCIES POINTLESS!!!
I built a Claude + Polaris workflow that can create cartoon-style ecommerce ads in minutes — and it completely changed how I think about ecommerce creatives.
Here's what it replaces:
❌ Creative teams that take days to deliver
❌ Expensive production budgets
❌ Starting from scratch on every single ad
❌ Waiting for "version #2" while your competitors are already testing "version #12"
The workflow does the heavy lifting:
→ Writes the ad copy automatically
→ Creates the hook + script
→ Breaks the ad into scenes
→ Switches scenes automatically
→ Keeps characters and voices consistent
→ Generates animations in seconds
→ Creates multiple creative variations
→ Turns one product idea into multiple ads
And the crazy part? You can go from:
PRODUCT → SCRIPT → SCENES → ANIMATION → FINAL AD
without having to manually build every single step. 🚀
That means you can test 10, 20 or even 50 creative variations in the time it used to take to get ONE from an agency.
The old model:
❌ Brief the agency
❌ Wait for copy
❌ Wait for the storyboard
❌ Wait for production
❌ Wait for revisions
❌ Finally launch the ad
The new model:
Idea → Claude → Polaris → AD. And you can keep iterating, endlessly.
I put together the ENTIRE workflow so you can replicate it yourself — from the initial prompt and copywriting to scene generation, consistency, animation and the final ad.
Full workflow/breakdown 👇
https://t.co/xFIp56eMDl
I JUST KILLED MY AD AGENCY!☠️
I built a Claude + Framer workflow that turns a single product photo into a full landing page in minutes.
No waiting on a designer. No dev handoff. No rebuilding from scratch for every SKU.
The workflow does the heavy lifting:
→ Writes the headline + product copy
→ Generates the layout structure
→ Picks a color palette from the product image
→ Builds responsive sections automatically
→ Keeps branding consistent across pages
→ Generates hero images in seconds
→ Creates multiple layout variations
→ Turns one product into multiple test pages
And the crazy part?
You can go from:
PRODUCT PHOTO → COPY → LAYOUT → DESIGN → LIVE PAGE
without touching a single design tool manually.
That means you can launch 5, 10, or 15 page variants while your competitors are still waiting on their designer's first draft.
I built the workflow with Claude + Framer, and it completely changed how I think about launching products.
The real advantage isn't just making pages faster. It's being able to test and ship at a speed your competitors can't match.
The old model:
❌Brief the designer
❌Wait for wireframes
❌Wait for revisions
❌Wait for dev handoff
❌Finally launch
The new model:
Idea → Claude → Framer → LIVE PAGE.
And you can keep iterating.
Full tutorial video is in the comments — watch it and replicate the entire workflow yourself, from the initial prompt to layout generation, styling, and the final page!
The tool I use to create this ads:
https://t.co/UvxY79cK0b
I JUST KILLED THE AD AGENCY! 💀
I built a Claude + Polaris workflow that can create cartoon-style ecommerce ads in minutes.
No waiting days for a creative team. No expensive production. No starting from scratch every time.
The workflow does the heavy lifting:
→ Writes the ad copy automatically
→ Creates the hook + script
→ Breaks the ad into scenes
→ Switches scenes automatically
→ Keeps characters and voices consistent
→ Generates animations in seconds
→ Creates multiple creative variations
→ Turns one product idea into multiple ads
And the crazy part? You can go from:
PRODUCT → SCRIPT → SCENES → ANIMATION → FINAL AD
without having to manually build every single step.
That means you can test 10, 20 or even 50 creative variations while your competitors are still waiting for their agency to send version #2. ����
I built the workflow with Claude + Polaris, and it completely changed how I think about ecommerce creatives.
The real advantage isn't just making ads cheaper. It's being able to produce and test creatives at a speed your competitors can't match.
The old model:
Brief the agency → Wait for copy → Wait for the storyboard → Wait for production → Wait for revisions → Finally launch the ad
The new model:
Idea → Claude → Polaris → AD. And you can keep iterating.
I put together the ENTIRE workflow so you can replicate it yourself — from the initial prompt and copywriting to scene generation, consistency, animation and the final ad.
Full breakdown (workflow) 👇
https://t.co/xFIp56eMDl
I REPLACED my entire creative team with two tools!
Claude + Polaris: product in, finished ad out. Script, scenes, footage, all automated.
Comment "POL" and I'll send you the workflow.
I just killed every ad agency.
I built a claude skill that makes me cartoon ads in seconds
> automated copywriting
> scene switches
> voice consistency
> animations made in seconds
> cheaper than higgsfield
this can change now ecommerce
you can now make ads faster than your competition
comment ,,MCP'' for my whole workflow!
I JUST KILLED THE AD AGENCY!!!
One workflow — Claude + Polaris — writes the script, builds the scenes, keeps voice consistent, and animates it. Minutes, not days.
Comment "POL" and follow me so I can DM you my whole workflow.
I JUST KILLED THE AD AGENCY.
I built a workflow — a Claude skill file plus Polaris — that creates full cartoon-style ecommerce ads in minutes. No waiting days for a creative team, no expensive production, no starting from scratch every time.
Here's how it actually works: I give Claude the product and the style I want (LEGO, Pixar, crochet, whatever fits the brand), and the skill file takes over from there. It writes the hook and full script, breaks the ad into scenes, switches scenes automatically, keeps the character and voice consistent across every shot, and hands the animation off to Polaris to generate in seconds. One product idea turns into multiple ad variations without me touching an editor.
The old model:
Brief the agency → wait for copy → wait for the storyboard → wait for production → wait for revisions → finally launch.
The new model:
Product → Claude skill → Polaris → finished ad. And you can keep iterating in real time.
The real advantage isn't just that it's cheaper. It's speed. While your competitors are waiting on version #2 from their agency, you can already be testing 20, 30, even 50 creative variations — different hooks, different styles, different angles — and doubling down on whatever's converting.
This is genuinely changing how ecommerce brands think about creative production. The barrier used to be budget and time. Now it's just whether you know the workflow.
I built out the entire thing — the skill file, the prompting structure, scene generation, consistency handling, and the final export process — so it's fully repeatable.
Comment "POL" and follow me so I can DM you the whole workflow.
I JUST KILLED THE AD AGENCY!💀
I built a Claude + Polaris workflow that can create cartoon-style ecommerce ads in minutes.
No waiting days for a creative team.
No expensive production.
No starting from scratch every time.
The workflow does the heavy lifting:
→ Writes the ad copy automatically
→ Creates the hook + script
→ Breaks the ad into scenes
→ Switches scenes automatically
→ Keeps characters and voices consistent
→ Generates animations in seconds
→ Creates multiple creative variations
→ Turns one product idea into multiple ads
And the crazy part?
You can go from:
PRODUCT → SCRIPT → SCENES → ANIMATION → FINAL AD
without having to manually build every single step.
That means you can test 10, 20 or even 50 creative variations while your competitors are still waiting for their agency to send version #2.
I built the workflow with Claude + Polaris, and it completely changed how I think about ecommerce creatives.
The real advantage isn't just making ads cheaper.
It's being able to produce and test creatives at a speed your competitors can't match.
The old model:
❌ Brief the agency
❌ Wait for copy
❌ Wait for the storyboard
❌ Wait for production
❌ Wait for revisions
❌ Finally launch the ad
The new model:
Idea → Claude → Polaris → AD.
And you can keep iterating.
I put together the ENTIRE workflow so you can replicate it yourself — from the initial prompt and copywriting to scene generation, consistency, animation and the final ad.
Comment “POL” and I’ll send you the full workflow.
I just made every ad agency IRRELEVANT!
Claude + Polaris now handle my entire cartoon ad pipeline.
script, scenes, voice, animation, done in seconds. Cheaper than Higgsfield, no shoots, no editors.
Comment "POL" and I'll send you the whole workflow.
SINGING ADS are taking over Meta right now!
Made this entire ad with one workflow I built with Claude. No agency, no filming, no editing.
These formats are converting higher than almost anything else right now.
Comment "MCP" and I'll send you the workflow.
I didn't think AI ads could touch agency-level output. This system changed my mind.
Input: a product photo and a one-line description
Output: a fully animated cartoon ad — script, scenes, consistent character/voice, done in under a minute
What it handles:
→ Script and scene sequencing, fully automated
→ Character consistency held across every scene
→ Runs in parallel across as many products as you want
→ Output in seconds, not weeks of back-and-forth revisions
The point where AI ads outscale agency ads isn't coming. It's already here — most people just haven't noticed yet.
Repost this + comment "WANT" below and I'll send over the full breakdown (follow me first so the DM goes through)
Ecom ads just changed and most people haven't caught on yet.
Built a Claude workflow that goes from a product photo to a finished animated ad — script, scenes, consistent voice — nothing left to edit.
Comment "WANT" and follow — I'll send you the workflow.
This isn't one ad. This is an ad factory.
Input: a product photo and a one-line description
Output: a fully animated cartoon ad — script, scenes, consistent character/voice, done in under a minute
What it handles:
→ Copy written per product, automatically
→ Scenes sequenced and switched with no manual editing
→ One character, one voice, consistent across every variant
→ Scales across products, accounts, and languages with zero added effort
Agencies sell you an ad. This builds you a machine that makes ads.
Want the workflow? Repost, comment "WANT," and follow me — I'll send it straight to your DMs