How to make a video ad in 10 minutes (step by step)

1. Write a brief in four lines

A good ad says one thing clearly. Before opening any tool, answer four questions in a sentence each:

1. What is it? — the product or offer, in plain words.
2. Who is it for? — the person, and the problem they feel.
3. Why now? — the single promise or proof (a result, a price, a date).
4. What should they do? — one call to action: shop, book, sign up.

Example: 'Glow Serum — vitamin C serum for dull skin. For women 25–40 who want results without a long routine. Visible glow in 14 days, -20% this week. Shop now.'

2. Start with a hook

People decide in the first second or two whether to keep watching. Open with a short line that names the viewer's problem or a surprising number — 'Dull skin? 14 days.' — rather than your logo.

3. Pick the format for where it will run

4. Add your brand and real visuals

Your logo and real product images make the ad believable. In AdHub you can add a logo and up to 6 images or app screenshots; it detects your brand colors and builds the ad around them.

5. Choose the sound

Most social video is watched with the sound off at first, so make the message readable on screen. Then add music for energy, or a voice-over to explain — AdHub can do music, voice-over, or voice over a music bed, with captions synced word by word in 29 languages.

6. Generate, review, and make variations

Review the result like a viewer: is the promise clear within three seconds, is the text readable on a phone, is the call to action obvious? Then make two or three variations with different hooks and let your ad platform show you which one works.

How AdHub does it

• You write the brief (or one sentence — AdHub can expand it into a scene-by-scene script).
• Claude writes the animation, renders preview frames, reviews them and fixes what looks off.
• You download a finished MP4 in about 5–10 minutes, from $5 for up to 15 seconds.