What you get
Written feedback on your portfolio against Anglr's published standards:
| Check | What we look at |
|---|---|
| Finished ads | Whether each piece is a full ad with a hook, a product moment and a call to action, not a clip or model test |
| Format range | Whether you show more than one format (UGC, podcast, drama, animation, brand film), or one format made very well |
| Consistency | Whether the product keeps its shape, colour and label from shot to shot |
| AI errors | Faces, hands, on-screen text and lip sync |
| Claims | Whether scripts make claims a brand could legally make |
| Access | Whether every ad opens without signing in |
What to send
- Your portfolio link (a site, a Notion or Drive folder, or a page of links)
- The formats you make and the AI tools you use
How this connects to applying
The review uses the same standards as Anglr's application review, so the notes tell you what would stop an application. Applying is separate and also free: get started for free when your portfolio is ready. If you mainly edit, see the page for AI video editors.
FAQ
What standards do you review against?
The ones published on the creators page: finished ads with a hook, a product moment and a call to action, consistent products from shot to shot, no visible generation errors, and claims a brand could legally make.
How long does it take?
We reply by email. We have not set a fixed turnaround time.
Does a review mean I am accepted?
No. The review is free feedback and separate from applying. To apply, use Get started for free.
What should my portfolio include?
Finished ads in more than one format if you can. How to build a UGC portfolio covers structure and hosting.