AI ads examples, by format
These AI ads examples are grouped by format, so you can see what each style looks like before you make it. Every example is a public post on X, credited to its creator, with a link to the original.
These are public examples of AI ads from creators on X. They were not made on or for Anglr. Click any ad to see the original post.
- AI brand film adsCinematic, music-led films with wide shots and product hero frames, and no presenter.
- AI product demo and unboxing adsHands and faces close to the lens, opening and using the product step by step.
- AI get-ready and lifestyle UGC adsOne person, vertical selfie framing, using the product inside a daily routine.
- Pixar style AI adsStylised 3D characters and scenes, including inside-the-body shots, telling a short product story.
- AI story-time selfie adsOne person at arm's length telling a short story to the front camera, with the product as the turn.
- AI talking head adsOne person speaking to camera, seated at a table or in a car seat.
- AI claymation and craft-style adsClay, paper, brick-style and crochet scenes that tell a product story with a handmade look.
- AI drama adsShort cinematic stories with characters, a conflict and a turn, often with subtitles.
- AI fashion and lookbook adsA model walking or posing in full-body outfit shots, in a field, a hotel lobby or a bedroom.
- AI podcast adsHosts at studio mics with headphones, a two-camera cut and burned-in captions.
- AI expert, doctor and founder adsA speaker in a clinic, studio or office explains a problem and the reason the product exists.
- AI mascot and talking object adsProducts, ingredients and germs given faces, limbs and voices that speak to the viewer.
- AI comedy skit adsShort staged sketches with a setup, a turn and a payoff that lands on the product.
- AI green screen and reaction adsA presenter in front of a background image or clip, reacting to it or explaining it.
- AI music video and song adsAnimated or cinematic scenes cut to an original song, with the script sung as lyrics.
- AI product placement and viral-moment adsA product inside an everyday scene, filmed like a phone clip of a moment that happened.
- AI street interview adsA presenter with a mic stops someone in public and asks a question that leads to the product.
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How to use these examples
Pick the format that matches the script you are working on, open a few examples, and note three things: how the first second looks, how the product appears, and how the clip ends. Each format page lists the shot structure in plain steps and links to guides for the tools people use to make it.
If you already make one of these formats well, the next step is to make the same script in the other formats. One winning script, made in every ad format explains the method.
What these examples are not
They are not results. Nothing on these pages says how any of these ads performed, how much was spent on them, or whether they ran as paid ads. They are shown only as examples of what each format looks like when it is made with AI.
New to the term? What are AI ads explains the types, from AI edits to fully generated ads.
FAQ
Where do these AI ads examples come from?
They are public posts on X by the creators credited on each example. Click any example to open the original post.
Were these ads made on Anglr?
No. They were not made on or for Anglr. They show the range of formats AI video tools can make today.
What formats can AI make for ads?
The examples here cover UGC selfie and get-ready videos, product demos, talking heads, podcasts, street interviews, dramas, comedy skits, 3D animation, claymation and craft styles, mascots, fashion films, music videos and cinematic brand films.
Can I get paid to make ads like these?
Anglr pays AI creators, editors and agencies on performance to remake winning scripts in every format, with an optional smart retainer for hitting volume. See how pay works.