Describe the app once. Get finished ads back.
Angles, script, video, headline and caption — written for the app you actually have, not a template with your name dropped into it.
It writes the angles, not just the words
Give it a sentence about the app and it comes back with distinct ways in — a named guilt hook, a before and after, a demonstration, a testimonial — each with its own script, headline and caption. They are different arguments for the same product, which is what a test needs, rather than one idea reworded five times.
Finished video, in the shapes Meta wants
Every idea is generated as a real clip at 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 or 16:9, cut to the length you asked for. Nothing arrives as a storyboard or a prompt to take somewhere else.
Two models, and you choose
Standard covers up to fifteen seconds. Enhanced runs to thirty and scores its own soundtrack, and costs more of your plan — the button tells you how much before you press it.
Say what the app is
A sentence or two, in your own words. Set the length, the shape and whether it speaks; everything else is inferred from the app you already added.
Pick from real angles
Four ways in, not one idea reworded four times: a competitive-rivalry hook, a testimonial, a feature demo, a lifestyle scene. Each arrives with its headline, its caption and the video prompt behind it, which you can open and edit.
Check, then make them
The last screen before anything is generated: how many videos, how long, which shape, which model, and what it will take off your plan. Nothing reaches Meta here — publishing is a separate, deliberate step.
