AI ad guides
Guides by ad style
- How to make AI 3D animated ads
The still-first workflow behind Pixar-style AI ads: look, script, character sheet, start frames, animation and edit, with a Nano Banana and Kling template.
- How to make AI ASMR video ads
How creators make AI ASMR product ads: a textured process, a storyboard image, slow close-up shots and written sound cues, with a Seedance template.
- How to make AI claymation ads
How creators make AI claymation ads: one job for the look, script and voiceover first, a fixed clay description, then scenes, with a Seedance template.
- How to make an AI commercial
The production workflow behind AI commercials and brand films: board, asset sheets, scene prompts, takes, sound and edit, with a Higgsfield shot-list template.
- How to make an AI influencer for ads
How creators build a reusable AI influencer for ads: character, realistic portrait, locked identity, then motion transfer or a storyboard, with templates.
- How to make an AI product video
How creators turn one product photo into a product video ad: packshot, storyboard, stills, image-to-video and edit, with Nano Banana and Veo templates.
- How to make AI image ads with Nano Banana and GPT Image
The static ad workflow creators use with Nano Banana and GPT Image: brand inputs, product reference, prompt fields, grids, text and safe zones.
- How to make AI talking head ads with lip sync
How creators make one AI person talk to camera with believable lip sync: casting, script, dialogue syntax per model, clips and checks, with a Veo template.
- How to make AI UGC ads
The AI UGC ad workflow most public tutorials share: script, AI creator, start frame, short clips, voice and edit, with a Seedance prompt template.
Guides by technique
- AI storyboards for video ads: from script to frames to video
How creators storyboard AI video ads, the two methods they use, where vendor guides agree and warn, and the problems to check before rendering, with every source credited.
- JSON prompting for AI ads: a practical guide
What JSON prompting is, what public tutorials use it for, what Google, BytePlus and Kling document, and an original field template that maps onto Google's prompt formula.
Guides by tool
- Higgsfield MCP with Claude: a guide for AI ad makers
Official setup for Higgsfield MCP in Claude and Claude Code, what it costs in credits, and the ad workflow public tutorials agree on, with every source credited.
- How to use Kling AI for ads: start frames, motion and sound
The Kling start-frame workflow 13 public tutorials describe, Kling's documented prompt rules for VIDEO 3.0 and 4.0, and the problems creators report, with every source credited.
- How to use Nano Banana for ads: statics and start frames
How creators use Nano Banana for static ads and video start frames, built from 20 public tutorials and checked against Google's documentation, with every source credited.
- How to use Seedance for ads: a guide built from creator tutorials
The Seedance ad workflow 23 public tutorials agree on, where they part ways with BytePlus's official prompt guide, and the fixes creators report, with every source credited.
- How to use Veo 3 for ads: packshots, Flow and frames
How creators use Veo 3 and Google Flow for product ads, built from 9 public tutorials and checked against Google's Veo 3.1 documentation, with every source credited.
How are the guides made?
Each guide starts from public tutorials that AI ad makers posted on X and LinkedIn. We read them, group them by ad style and by tool, and write down the steps that at least three different authors describe. Where only one or two authors describe a step, the guide says so and names them.
We do not copy tutorials. Quotes are short, credited and linked, and the steps are written in our own words. Tool settings and prices come from each tool's own pages, with the date we checked them.
Which guide should you start with?
- Making talking, selfie-style ads? Start with the AI UGC ads guide.
- Showing a physical product? Read the AI product videos guide, then the static ads guide for image versions.
- Making a longer brand film? The AI commercials guide covers storyboards, shot lists and editing.
- Working from Claude or another AI agent? The Higgsfield MCP guide covers setup and the agent workflow.
For prompt templates, see the AI prompt library. For costs, see AI video pricing. For placements and sizes, see ad specs. The free tools cover hook rate, safe zones, aspect ratios and briefs.
Can you credit or correct a guide?
Yes. If you wrote a tutorial a guide draws on and want the credit changed or removed, email us and we will update the page. If a step is wrong or a tool has changed, tell us and we will check it against the tool's own documentation.
Who are the guides for?
They are written for AI creators, editors and small agencies who make ads for brands. If you already make AI ads that perform on paid traffic, see how Anglr works for creators: paid on performance, with an optional smart retainer for hitting volume.