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AI reads the product page and images, extracts the selling points, audience, and scenes, then generates scripts, characters, shots, and multiple creatives to test.
An AI avatar reading a script still looks like an ad. A story pulls people into characters, tension, and payoff before they realize they are being sold to.
One person, one frame, talking at the camera. Fast to make, faster to skip.
Characters, tension, and a payoff turn the product into the key prop, with every shot serving one selling point.
One link can generate multiple narrative hooks: rivalry, contrast, POV, twists, and mission arcs that make ads feel like content.
Use character tension so viewers stay until the product becomes necessary.
Hide the feature inside a before-and-after outcome for functional products.
Use a first-person voice to lower the ad feel and sound like real user content.
Read the product, write the story, and export multiple platform-ready versions. The result can go back into the ActionGo canvas for shot-level direction.
Extract product details, assets, and audience signals to find the best story angle.
Generate hooks, scenes, characters, and voiceover so the pitch lives inside conflict and payoff.
Create multiple hooks and variants in platform specs so teams can A/B test immediately.
Story ads become editable shot cards. Swap scenes, rewrite lines, tune pacing, then let the Agent continue the rest of the sequence.