What UGC-style means here
A UGC-style ad looks like a person talking about a product they use: filmed close, in a normal room, in plain words. It works in feeds because it looks like the posts around it. Booking creators for every product and every new hook is slow and hard to repeat. AI can make the format, as long as you are honest that it is AI.
There are three ways to do it in Inflyu, from the most automated to the most hands-on.
Option 1: one AI creator, many talking ads
Build or pick one AI creator for your brand, paste a product link, and Inflyu writes and renders 5 ads in 3 formats (9:16, 1:1 and 4:5), each opening a different way: problem and solution, unboxing, testimonial, comparison and POV. The AI UGC ads with a consistent creator page shows the flow. You see one watermarked preview first, then pick a monthly plan or a credit pack for the full set. One finished ad starts at $3.19 at the largest credit pack’s rate.
The point of one creator is recognition: people who see several of your ads meet one recognisable presenter instead of a new stranger each time. Likeness is close, not identical, as the next section explains.
Keep the creator consistent
Inflyu builds a Character ID by generating 16 reference photos of your character from its profile photo; you keep at least 10 and lock them. New images use up to four of those locked photos as reference images. Video tries a reference-to-video model fed with the locked photos and may fall back to animating a still generated from those photos. This is reference-image conditioning, not a trained model (no LoRA), so likeness is strong but not guaranteed. The consistent AI character page covers how to build one and what to expect. Plan to regenerate an ad now and then when a face drifts.
Option 2: a person holding your product
If you want a short product ad rather than a talking one, the In-hand style of Hero Shot has a person hold or show your product. The presenter is generated by default, or you can use one of your saved characters. It makes a 6 or 8 second ad from one product photo, from 20 credits, in 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9.
Option 3: a real clip you already own
If you have a UGC clip that performed, you can keep the person and the performance and change the product. The AI video object swap puts your product into the clip shot by shot from a photo or a description, starting at 12 credits for 4s, 17 for 6s, 22 for 8s and 40 for 15s. Use only clips you have the right to edit, such as footage you paid a creator for with reuse rights.
Write scripts that sound like a person
The format fails when the script sounds like an ad. A few rules help:
- Open with one problem the viewer recognises, in the first line.
- Say one thing the product does, the way you would tell a friend.
- Keep sentences short enough to say in one breath.
- End with one plain next step, not three.
- Never claim results you cannot back up, such as a number of days or a percentage.
The UGC ad batch writes the hooks for you; edit them so they sound like your brand before you render.
Disclosure and rights
An AI creator is not a real customer, so do not present it as one. Captions Inflyu writes carry #aigenerated by default, and the terms grant a licence to use generated content commercially; you are responsible for disclosing AI content where the law or the platform requires it. The guide to the AI-generated profile label covers the Instagram, TikTok and YouTube rules. For a real person in a swapped clip, use only people who agreed.
Where to start
Start with the option that matches what you have. With a product link and no footage, try Option 1. With a good product photo, try Option 2. With a clip that already works, try Option 3. Credit packs never expire, and new accounts get 20 free credits once to try the tools first.