Video examples
Videos you can watch, and the scripts behind them
Every video here was rendered from a written brief. The page shows the finished MP4, the script scene by scene with timings, the voice and language, and the format it was exported in.
20 examples
Budgeting app UGC ad example
This budgeting app UGC ad example is a 24 second creator style video built around one screen and one number, with the script and seconds below. A creator admits she had no idea where her money went, shows the weekly view once, says she put away 640 dollars in three months without earning more, and the close is the free plan with no card required. Nothing anywhere promises the viewer the same result.
Countdown offer video example
This countdown offer video example is a vertical flash sale promo told in four scenes, and the script with each scene's seconds is below. Forty eight hours lands as three stacked words, the offer scene stamps 30 percent off with the code TIDE30 on a ticket, the countdown card makes the deadline loom, and the close prints the exclusions in its footer instead of whispering them.
Fashion brand UGC ad example
This fashion UGC ad example is a 29 second creator style video in French for a fictional linen shirt label, with the script, an English gloss and per scene seconds below. The creator ordered two colours because she could not choose, tells you plainly that she sized up, makes free returns the trust beat, and keeps both shirts before the code appears.
Fitness app UGC ad example
This fitness app UGC ad example is a 29 second creator style video where the proof is the app itself, shown twice as real screens, and the script with every scene and its seconds is published below. A creator who has twelve minutes a day shows the session picker that fits the gap and the streak screen that kept her coming back, then closes on the free week.
Gym promo video example
This gym promo video example is a vertical offer video for a fictional 24 hour gym waiving its joining fee for one weekend, with the script and seconds below. A hook question opens it, a member quote with a drawn avatar carries the proof, the countdown makes the deadline physical, and the terms, twelve month plan by direct debit, are spoken in the close instead of hidden in fine print.
Headphones UGC video example
This headphones UGC video example is a 29 second creator style ad written and set in German, with the script, an English gloss and every scene's seconds below. A creator on a loud commuter train turns noise cancelling on, the proof is that the noise is gone, forty hours of battery is the number, and the comparison at the end is with her own old pair, no rival named.
How-to video example
This how-to video example walks a fictional expense portal in five steps, one screenshot per step, and the full script with per step seconds is below. Each step spotlights the control being clicked and zooms toward it, the checklist near the end lists what to attach so the video replaces the policy page, and the pace is calm throughout, crossfades rather than cuts.
Kitchen gadget UGC ad example
This kitchen gadget UGC ad example is a 29 second creator style video for a fictional instant read thermometer, with the script, scene roles and seconds below. A creator who has overcooked every roast shows guessing versus knowing as a two photo split, the rating and the price share one beat each, and the close is a button. Problem, demo, price, done.
Meal kit UGC video example
This meal kit UGC video example is a creator style ad of about 26 seconds that goes from box to pan to plate, with the full script and seconds below. A creator opens a Tuesday delivery, three photos stack up as one beat, the cook time lands as a number, and the price per serve is said out loud rather than buried, before a first box code closes it.
Onboarding video example
This onboarding video example walks a new starter's first day in a fictional HR portal, and the script with per step seconds is below. Four steps cover profile, bank details, policies and the first week plan, the checklist scene turns Friday's obligations into four ticks, and a drawn three card scene answers the question every new starter actually has: who do I ask.
Online course UGC video example
This online course UGC video example is a 29 second creator style ad written in Hindi, with the script, an English gloss and per scene seconds below. The creator opens with what she can do now, build her own dashboards, then shows the three lessons that got her there, a 4.7 rating with its student count, and the price beside a 14 day refund. Outcome first, syllabus second is the whole method.
Pet food UGC video example
This pet food UGC video example is a 28 second creator style ad for a fictional fresh dog food brand, with the full script and seconds below. A creator whose spaniel has refused four brands this year reads out the ingredient list, reports that the bowl was empty in two minutes, and closes on the subscription, without ever claiming the food is healthier than anything else.
Product demo video example
This product demo video example tours a fictional analytics dashboard by doing one job: finding out why sign-ups dropped last week, with the script and per step seconds below. Five screens each answer part of the question, from the overview tile to the paused campaign, and the payoff is setting the alert so it never needs asking again. A workflow, not a feature list.
Real estate listing video example
This real estate listing video example presents a two bedroom flat in Lisbon's Campo de Ourique in Portuguese, landscape for portals and YouTube, with the script, gloss and seconds below. Five photos carry the building and its rooms, the facts sit in one stat grid instead of a paragraph, the price counts up as its own scene, and the close is the agent's contact card with the licence number spoken.
Restaurant promo video example
This restaurant promo video example announces an opening night in Spanish, vertical for Reels and Stories, with the script, an English gloss and per scene seconds below. La Brasa, a fictional grill house on Calle de Sagunto in Valencia, leads with the fire rather than a logo, shows the food, places itself on a map, and turns the date into its own card before asking for the reservation.
SaaS feature launch video example
This SaaS launch video example announces one feature, saved replies in a fictional helpdesk tool, in six landscape scenes, and the full script with roles and seconds is below. The arc is the launch shape most promos use: name the release, tally the pain, show the fix, put the product on screen, land one number, ask once.
Skincare serum UGC ad example
This skincare UGC ad example is a 29 second creator style video for a fictional niacinamide serum, with the full script, scene roles and seconds on this page. A creator talks about dull skin, shows the bottle, names the one ingredient and closes on a discount code. The before and after is her own eight week result, said in the first person, which is the honest way to make that claim.
Software tutorial video example
This software tutorial video example moves a deal from Qualified to Won in a fictional CRM, and the script with every step's seconds is below. The shape to steal is the overview: before any screenshot, a drawn scene lays out the three stages, so each step that follows lands in a map the viewer already holds. Steps then run five to nine seconds each at the calm pace.
Supplement UGC video example
This supplement UGC video example is a 29 second creator style ad for a fictional magnesium powder, with the script, scene roles and seconds published below. A creator at his kitchen bench folds the scoop into his morning routine, claims exactly one benefit as his own experience, and puts the "not medical advice" line on screen as a full scene rather than fine print.
Tutorial video example
This tutorial video example resets a password in a fictional staff portal in four steps, and the script with per step seconds is below. It is the shortest shape a tutorial usefully takes: sign in page, email field, the message with the reset link, the new password form, with the single 2.1x close-up spent on the emailed link because that is the step people actually miss.
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