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Create hyper-realistic AI UGC.
Turn product references, a chosen actor, and a campaign idea into creator-style videos with editable scripts, planned scenes, and formats made for the feed.
Product-awareActor-controlledReview before generation
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Made for the feed
Creator-style ads that feel native to the scroll.
Show the product in the formats people already recognize—from a direct-to-camera explanation to a casual product moment.
AI UGC drives conversions.
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Historical performance does not guarantee future results. Creative, offer, audience, media buying, and market conditions all affect ad performance.
Keep the product, actor, script, and scenes connected.
The current UGC workflow gives you clear review points before the final video is generated.
01
Choose a product and format
Select the product you want to feature, then choose the creator format that fits the story.
Product context and format direction begin in the same brief.
02
Add references and an actor
Ground the creative in real product imagery and select or create an actor when the format calls for one.
Actor requirements change automatically with the selected format.
03
Review the script and scenes
Shape the format-aware script, scene breakdown, product presentation, and generation direction before rendering.
Approve the plan before spending credits on final video scenes.
04
Generate, review, and iterate
Generate portrait scenes, review the result, and refine individual moments without rebuilding the concept from zero.
Choose the quality level and keep each iteration connected.
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Each format changes the questions, references, actor rules, script, and scene direction—not just the label on the output.
Actor required
Show and tell
Creator casually shows the product, explains why it matters, and keeps it visible.
Creative takeaway
Put a creator and the product in the same natural moment.
What realistic means here
More control over the details people notice.
Realism starts with grounded inputs and deliberate direction, not a promise that viewers can never identify AI.
Product grounding
Product and packaging reference images inform how the item appears in each scene.
Actor control
Select an existing actor, create one, or use an actor-free format when the concept works better without a face.
Format-native direction
Scripts, framing, pacing, and scene structure change with the UGC format instead of following one generic template.
Review before generation
Approve scripts and scene plans before committing credits to the final video generation.
Questions
Before you make the first scene.
What is realistic AI UGC?
Realistic AI UGC is creator-style advertising generated with AI. Starpop combines product references, a chosen format, an optional or required actor, a script, and planned scenes to create vertical video that follows the visual language of social feeds.
Which UGC formats can Starpop create?
Starpop currently supports show and tell, product unboxing, product ASMR, viral hooks, and Fit Check Try-On. Each format changes the intake, actor requirements, script direction, and scene plan.
Can I use or create my own actor?
Yes. Actor-led formats let you select an actor look from your library or create a new one. Some formats, including hands-only unboxing and product ASMR, do not require an actor.
How does Starpop keep the product visually grounded?
You provide product and packaging reference images. Starpop uses those references when preparing product descriptions, scene frames, and video directions so the generated creative has concrete visual evidence to work from.
Can I review the script and scenes before generation?
Yes. The UGC workflow lets you review and refine the script and planned scenes before generating the final video scenes.
Does realistic AI UGC guarantee ad performance?
No. Creative quality, offer, audience, media buying, and market conditions all affect results. Historical examples can show what a format achieved at a point in time, but they cannot guarantee future performance.
Should AI-generated actors be presented as real customers?
No. AI UGC is a common category name, but brands should not present a fictional actor as a real customer or fabricate personal experience, testimonials, or product results.
Start your next creative
Create your next UGC ad without organizing a shoot.
Bring the product, choose the format, review the story, and generate the scenes in one connected workflow.