Canvas UGC creator for an AI video generator

Brief and Creative Angles

Everything you need on one page, then 25 angles that have already worked for us, with the real scripts behind them.

The brief

What the app is

The app turns text into finished video. You type an idea, a script, or just a topic, and it comes back with visuals, an AI voiceover, music and captions, ready to publish, usually in under five minutes. 12M+ users, 100M+ videos made, 80+ languages.

What it does

• Series: Give it a topic, a style and a schedule. It writes and generates your next episodes, then publishes straight to YouTube, TikTok and Instagram. Most of our best ads are about this one.

• Text to Video: Paste a script, a blog post or a one-line prompt. It writes the script, picks visuals, adds voiceover, music and subtitles, and hands back a finished video.

• Digital Twin: Record yourself once and it builds an AI version of you that presents and speaks in 80+ languages, with your face and voice, without filming again.

• Voice Clone and TTS: 2,000+ lifelike AI voices in 80+ languages. Or clone your own voice from a short sample and have it read anything.

• Explainer / Script to Video: Paste any script, pick a style, including the stick-figure and whiteboard looks going viral now, and it builds the whole thing.

• One model gallery: VEO, Kling, Seedance, Gemini, Minimax, Qwen, Seedream, all in one subscription. No ChatGPT tab for scripts, no ElevenLabs for voice, no separate editor.

Who we are talking to

Mostly, people who want to make YouTube videos and are not making them. They have decided they want a channel, maybe even picked the niche. But every time they sit down to do it the work is enormous: script, visuals, voiceover, edit, then again tomorrow. Most never get past the first few videos.

A lot of them do not want to be on camera either, sometimes confidence, sometimes just not wanting people they know to find the channel. So videos pulling real views with no face in them are very interesting.

What lands

• Consistency without the grind. "It posts while I sleep."

• Proof that other channels are already doing this and pulling serious numbers.

• Speed. Idea to finished video in minutes, not a weekend.

Also worth making videos for

• Creators already posting who pay for four or five tools and are sick of the bill.

• Explainer-content makers who have seen whiteboard videos pull 10-30M views.

What makes one work

Roughly 9 out of 10 people never make it past the first few seconds of an ad, ours, everyone’s, that is just the feed. So there is no runway: no "hey guys", no intro, no logo. Your hook is the first thing out of your mouth, and it should still work with the sound off. The ones who do stay are the ones who convert, which is why a 35-40 second video still works, it just has to earn every second after the second one.

Shoot it like a person

• Vertical 9:16, handheld selfie, face filling the frame.

• Real rooms: bedrooms, home offices, plain walls. Not a studio.

• Captions burned in wherever you speak.

• Clean audio beats clean video. Phone camera is fine.

Show the actual screen

• Almost every video that has worked for us cuts to a real screen recording of the app being used.

• Talking about it without showing it does not convert.

• Around 15s and 35-40s have been our strongest lengths. Useful to know, not a rule to follow.

Before you shoot anything, go look at what we are already running

Every ad we run on Meta is public, sorted by impressions. If something has been live for months, it is live because it works.

The 25 angles

Every one comes from an ad we have actually run and paid for, and the quoted script is the real transcript. These are starting points, not lines to read out, so put them in your own words. The first fifteen speak to the YouTube audience, which is where most of our budget goes.

YouTube and faceless channels (1-15)

1. The channel that posts itself

How to play it: Show the whole loop on screen: niche in, finished video out, auto-publish on. Simple three-step structure, no story.

Script: "How I built a faceless YouTube channel that posts itself every day using this app. Step one, tell the app your niche. Step two, it builds the video - writes the script, picks the voice, edits everything. Step three, connect your accounts. It auto-publishes every day while you sleep."

2. I thought this was a scam

How to play it: Open on your own scepticism, then let the result win you over. Works best under 15 seconds.

Script: "I thought faceless YouTube channels were a scam. Then I tried this app. You literally just type what you want the video to be about - it writes the script, picks the voice, builds the whole video, then auto-posts to your YouTube channel every single day."

3. Had to test if it was legit

How to play it: Frame it as an investigation. Show a timer. React honestly at the end - the surprise is the payoff.

Script: "This website claims it'll build a faceless content channel completely for you, so I had to see if it was actually legit. About 20 minutes later I had a finished video ready to post... I remember just staring at my screen thinking, wait, that's it?"

4. If I lost everything

How to play it: The reset premise. High-stakes goal, tight deadline, then the exact steps you'd take.

Script: "If I lost everything and needed to buy a 911 GT3 RS in the next 28 days, this is exactly what I'd do. I'd go to the app, create a series, enter my channel idea, describe my niche..."

5. Start from scratch by tomorrow

How to play it: Softer version of #4 with no money framing. Pure speed and urgency.

Script: "If I had to build a faceless page from scratch by tomorrow, this is exactly how I'd do it. I'd let the app handle the whole thing. You give it a niche, it writes the scripts, creates the videos, adds the voiceover, and edits everything."

6. The dumbest method

How to play it: Frame the automation as almost unfair. Confident, slightly smug delivery. Point at the screen.

Script: "This is the dumbest way to get millions of views on social media. It's called faceless content automation. No scripting, no editing, no showing your face. AI does the heavy lifting - and now I'll show you exactly how to set it up."

7. These pages are making me sick

How to play it: Genuine envy at someone else's numbers, then the digging that resolves it. Show the page you're talking about.

Script: "The amount of views I've watched these faceless pages pull this week is actually making me sick. This page just crossed 130,000 followers and every single video is AI generated. So I started digging because I needed to know how they were doing it."

8. Side-by-side comparison

How to play it: Two real faceless channels on screen with their view counts, then show you can make the same thing in a few clicks.

Script: "The channel on the left has 50 million views. The one on the right has 40 million. Both completely faceless. What's wild is you can make videos in the same niches and it takes a few clicks."

9. Under 30 minutes, three steps

How to play it: No preamble at all. Numbered steps, fast cuts, screen recording running underneath the whole time.

Script: "Want to start a faceless channel in under 30 minutes? Then keep watching. Go to the app, click series. Add your title, describe your niche. Choose your style, generate episodes instantly. Then automate your posting schedule. That's it."

10. Volume flex

How to play it: Lead with a number big enough to stop the scroll, then immediately prove it on screen.

Script: "Here's how you can make 100 faceless videos every single hour using AI. First, go to this website, click series, type in your video idea. The AI instantly writes the script... No filming, no editing, no uploading."

11. My AI employee

How to play it: Personify the tool as staff you don't pay. Casual brag energy, like you're letting someone in on it.

Script: "Want to know how I run a TikTok page without making a single video myself? I basically have an AI employee that does almost everything for me."

12. Replacing a whole content team

How to play it: Name every role it removes, one by one. Cost framing without any earnings promise.

Script: "This one AI tool automatically creates faceless videos for my entire page, replacing the work of an entire content team. The script writer, the voice actor, the video editor - it does all of it. I'm not paying an editor, I'm not hiring voice talent."

13. I haven't uploaded manually in months

How to play it: Quiet and matter-of-fact. No hype at all - let the claim carry it. Understatement is the whole technique.

Script: "My channel gets views every month and I haven't uploaded a single video manually. I type in a topic, it builds the video, picks a voice that sounds human, and publishes automatically. I set it up once, it runs every day."

14. The fear of being seen

How to play it: The most personal angle here. Open on the real reason people never start posting. Slow, honest delivery.

Script: "My biggest fear when I started making content was someone I knew in real life finding my page. That fear alone kept me from posting for months."

15. I started five days ago

How to play it: Show your actual new page and its actual numbers. Requires you to really build one first - do that, it's worth it.

Script: "I started this faceless page just five days ago and one of my videos is already at 70,000 views. The crazy part? I didn't make a single one of these videos."

All-in-one platform (16-21)

16. You're paying for four tools

How to play it: Direct and punchy, under 15 seconds. Close the tabs on camera as you list them.

Script: "You're paying for four tools that each do one thing. This one generates images, edits professional videos, adds stock avatars, and clones you - for the price of one."

17. Pro creators aren't paying for five tools

How to play it: Same mechanic as #16 but status framing instead of cost framing. Insider tone.

Script: "Pro creators aren't paying for five tools, they're using one. It generates images, edits videos professionally, adds stock avatars, and clones you."

18. The subscription skit

How to play it: Two-hander - play both parts yourself with a cut between them. Comedic timing beats production quality here.

Script: "- You're paying how much a month for AI subscriptions? - I know, it sounds insane, but I need them for all the content I make. - Why not just use this app? It's basically an all-in-one AI platform."

19. It cloned me from one video

How to play it: Show the clone talking. The reveal is the entire ad - don't explain before you show.

Script: "So this AI basically cloned me from one short video. I opened characters, uploaded a video of myself, and it turned me into a digital twin that looks and moves like me. Now I can type any script and my AI twin says it for me."

20. I'm not actually wearing this

How to play it: Misdirection open. Reveal that the outfit and the background are both generated. Strongest visual hook in the set.

Script: "What if I told you I'm not actually wearing this? My background doesn't even look like this. And I'm not even in my office. Here's how."

21. Your voice in 80 languages

How to play it: Clone your voice on camera, then play it back speaking another language. The switch is the moment.

Script: "Want your videos to sound like you, without recording every line? Clone your voice once and it reads any script in your exact tone - in over 80 languages."

Explainer style (22-24)

22. Explainer channels are pulling these numbers

How to play it: Real view counts on screen first, then the two-minute build. Numbers before product.

Script: "You need to see what these explainer channels are doing. 31 million, 13 million, 11 million views. And all they do is turn interesting topics into simple explainer videos. Now you can make videos in the same format with AI."

23. Stick-figure whiteboard style

How to play it: Name the exact visual style people are already scrolling past on their feed, then show it being made.

Script: "These stick-style whiteboard explainer videos are going crazy viral right now, some getting over a million views, and you can create videos just like them in minutes using AI."

24. One idea, every platform

How to play it: Repurposing angle. Show one script becoming a Short, a Reel and a TikTok side by side.

Script: "If you want to make videos like these and repurpose them across shorts, reels, TikTok and long form, listen up. Paste your script, or just describe your idea with a prompt. Pick your visual format."

Business and marketing audience (25)

25. Five ad types in one prompt

How to play it: For creators with a business or marketing audience rather than a creator audience.

Script: "I've been studying how some brands pump out ten times more creatives than everyone else, and they're all using the same AI playbook. Fashion-style product videos, unboxings, cinematic commercials, podcast-style conversation ads, UGC videos - you can make all of them inside this app."

A quick checklist before you send your draft

• Vertical 9:16. 1080x1920 ideally, 720x1280 at minimum.

• Hook lands in the first two seconds. No intro, no "hey guys".

• A real screen recording in there, not a mockup, not a stock shot.

• Captions burned in wherever you are speaking.

• Say the name correctly, and say it at least twice.

• No price mentioned. The app costs different amounts in different countries, so any number you say is wrong for a lot of viewers. "Free to start" always works.

• If you mention money, keep it about other people. "People are making $50 to $300 per video" is fine, "you will make $10k a month" gets the ad blocked.

• Only show what actually happens. Every step in every script here is a real click you can reproduce, no invented dashboards or borrowed screenshots.

• No competitor tools on screen, and any music cleared for commercial use.

• Audio is clean. If it is not, re-record rather than send it.

• Raw file, no watermark, no end card.

Not sure about something? Message us before you spend a day shooting it. We would much rather answer a quick question than have you make something we cannot run.

Brief and creative angles, v1, September 2026. Angles and scripts are taken from live Meta ads and shared for use within this programme.