UGC style video

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.

Create a video with OneCraft29 seconds, 9:16, 6 scenes

Watch it

Ivory look, Aoede, neutral female voice, French. Exported at 9:16.

The brief that made it

UGC ad for Maison Tille linen shirts, language French. Creator: woman mid 20s, bedroom mirror, afternoon. Try-on of two colours, honest fit note (size up), free returns 30 days, code TILLE15.

The script, scene by scene

Every narration line with the scene it sits on and how long it runs. Useful whether you build the video here or write your own.

Scene 1ugc_talk5.5s: Bon, j'ai commandé deux couleurs parce que je n'arrivais pas à choisir.
Scene 2ugc_proof5.2s: Sable. Olive.
Scene 3ugc_talk6s: Je fais du 38 et j'ai pris du 40, c'est coupé large aux épaules, vous êtes prévenues.
Scene 4ugc_proof4.3s: Retours gratuits, trente jours.
Scene 5ugc_talk3s: J'ai gardé les deux, évidemment.
Scene 6ugc_close4.8s: Code TILLE quinze.

The script, glossed

Scene 1: "Bon, j'ai commandé deux couleurs parce que je n'arrivais pas à choisir" (I ordered two colours because I could not choose). Scene 2 splits the two colourways, SABLE and OLIVE, over "Le même lin, deux looks" (the same linen, two looks). Scene 3 is the fit note: "Je fais du 38 et j'ai pris du 40, c'est coupé large aux épaules, vous êtes prévenues" (I am a 38 and took a 40, it is cut wide at the shoulders, you have been warned), with three check bullets: washed linen, wide cut, size up. Scene 4: "Retours gratuits, trente jours" (free returns, thirty days). Scene 5 stamps LES DEUX, she kept both. Scene 6 closes with code TILLE15.

Why the sizing note sells

Telling people to size up sounds like it should cost conversions, and it does the opposite. Fit uncertainty is the reason fashion carts get abandoned and the reason returns eat margins, so a creator who says exactly how the cut runs removes the risk that stops the order and reduces the returns that ruin it. The note is also what makes her sound like a customer rather than a spokesperson, which is the entire currency of a UGC ad. The returns beat in scene 4 then covers whoever is still unsure: thirty days, free, try both at home.

Two colours, one split

Scene 2 reuses the before and after split layout for something that is not a before and after at all: the two colourways, each labelled with its name, filling half the frame each. Layouts in the UGC kit are shapes, not meanings, and the split is simply the strongest way to show two variants of one garment. The photos are catalogue style shots of the fictional label; your version would use your own product photography, two images in order. In this hand built example the creator slot carries a licensed stock clip; the generated version animates one avatar portrait across the three talking beats.

What makes this video work

The fit note is the third beat

Scene 3 spends six seconds on "I took a size up, it is cut wide, you have been warned." Honest sizing reduces both hesitation and returns, and it is what makes the creator credible.

Returns are the proof beat

Scene 4 turns policy into persuasion: free returns, thirty days, over the rack. For clothing bought unseen, the returns policy is the product guarantee, so it earns a full scene.

Two colours resolve as a verdict

The SABLE and OLIVE split in scene 2 sets a question the ad answers in scene 5 with LES DEUX stamped over the creator. A tiny narrative arc inside 29 seconds.

Questions people ask

Which French voices can this use?

The fr-FR locale carries all eight director voices, energetic, instructional, warm and neutral in both genders. This example is configured with the neutral female voice to match the calm, confiding tone of the script; the energetic voice is the usual UGC default. The builder can also search the full Google catalogue.

Do captions handle French accents?

Yes. Captions are derived from the narration and type on word by word, and French is Latin script with diacritics that every look font ships. The é, è and ç in this script render exactly as typed in the Ivory look's Lora font, in the standard dark caption pill.

Can I show a runway or try-on video clip?

Not inside UGC mode, where the only moving footage is the creator and every product beat is still photography animated by the layouts. In practice two good stills per colourway do the job; the split in scene 2 reads faster than any clip would.

Does telling people to size up hurt conversion?

It trades a few impulse clicks for orders that stick. Fit uncertainty drives both abandonment and returns, and returns are where fashion margins die. A plain note about the cut removes the pre purchase doubt and pre empts the post purchase disappointment, which is why the script gives it the longest talking beat.

Can the discount code be unique per creator?

Yes, the code is just a text slot in the close scene, so a campaign can duplicate the video and retype TILLE15 per creator or channel for tracking. If a creator is paid or gifted, disclose the partnership in the caption or on screen, as advertising regulators on both sides of the Atlantic require.

Why is the voice neutral rather than energetic?

Because the script is a confidence, not a pitch. The energetic style suits hooks and offers; a fit note read at high energy sounds like it is selling past the truth. The voice style is per video and per scene, so you can pair an energetic hook with a calmer middle if you prefer.

Build your own in about a minute

The button below opens the generator with this use case already described. Change the wording to match your own, generate, then edit anything you like.

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Sources

Written and checked by the OneCraft team. Last checked 2 September 2026.