Getting started

Your first campaign, step by step

Take a real product, business or idea from a brief to reviewed, downloadable assets.

Bring one clear idea#

Start with a subject you know well: one product, one property, one dish or one announcement. Gather accurate facts, photographs you have permission to use, the audience and the action you want people to take. You do not need a polished script.

Create an account and check email verification in Account & security. Registration does not include automatic free generation coins. Read the current availability message before buying coins or planning paid work.

Work through the three steps#

  1. Choose New campaign and the type that best matches your subject.
  2. In Your brief, name the campaign, add accurate details and optionally upload photographs or import a public webpage. Select a saved brand kit if you have one.
  3. In Your collection, choose photos, video clips or both. Adjust formats and quantities.
  4. In The finishing touches, add your high-level script, tone, objective and ending. Review the displayed planning price and confirm only when ready.

Review before you generate#

  1. Read the strategy and three proposed creative directions. Choose one and review its scenes, claims, narration and captions.
  2. Approve the creative direction, select the outputs you want and request the exact coin quote.
  3. Check dimensions, duration, sound, quantity and total. If you buy more coins, return and confirm the quote yourself.
  4. Follow progress in the campaign, then inspect the actual picture and sound. Download the outputs you want to use.

Keep the first run focused#

Start with a small selection, review what works and quote a new version only when you have a specific change in mind. A campaign is a creative workspace; making a plan does not automatically generate all its suggested scenes or publish anything to social media.

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