UGC creator guides

A UGC creator makes videos and photos in the style of ordinary customer content, for brands to post or run as ads. These guides cover how to start, where the work is, how it is paid, and how AI UGC differs, in the order most new creators need them.

How to use these guides

Start with what UGC is and how creators get started. Then read about platforms and where brands post work, because that decides how you are paid. Before you take a deal, read the usage rights and contract guides: they explain what a brand is buying and what to put in writing.

Most UGC is filmed on a phone by a real person. AI UGC is made with AI video tools instead, and the guides note where the two differ, from production to disclosure rules.

Where Anglr fits

Anglr is not a starting point for new creators. It pays AI creators, editors and agencies whose ads already perform, on performance, with an optional smart retainer for hitting volume. Creators own the ads they make, and brands get full usage rights to run them. If that is you, see how Anglr works for creators.

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