AdHub

Finished video ads from a sentence, a link, screenshots or your own clip

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What is AdHub?

AdHub turns a sentence, a website link, product screenshots or a raw talking-head clip into a finished short-form video ad. It handles script, voice-over in 29 languages, animated captions, zooms and sound design, and includes a one-tap editor for cleaning up your own footage.

AdHub is a video ad production tool for brands, creators and app developers who need short-form advertising without a timeline editor. The entry point is deliberately loose: describe the product and audience in a sentence, paste a website or Shopify App Store URL, drop in product screenshots, or upload an existing talking-head clip. In each case the output is a finished MP4 sized for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, feeds and stories, typically delivered in around five to ten minutes. The engine runs on Claude, which writes the scene list, animates each shot, renders preview frames and reviews them before delivery. AdHub positions this against general chat assistants, which return a script or animation code and leave the rendering to you. Logos and product screenshots are used as supplied rather than regenerated, which matters for app listings and feature demos. Voice-over and word-by-word captions cover 29 languages, including Arabic and Moroccan Darija, and the same source material can quickly become separate versions for each translated store listing. Two workflows sit alongside the brief-to-ad generator. The Editor takes raw footage up to three minutes and suggests cuts: it strips long pauses and filler words, detects repeated takes and keeps the strongest one, and lets you edit by tapping words in a text view. It also adds stabilization, sharpening, colour boosts and 1080p upscaling. The AI UGC mode generates a presenter, either invented or built from one photo of your own face, writes the script from your brief and re-films any shot where a word comes out wrong. A style reference feature studies a pasted Instagram or TikTok link and applies its pacing and text treatment to your own footage. AI Wizard readers should treat this as a production shortcut rather than a creative director. It suits solo founders, small marketing teams and agencies producing volume, and it competes most directly with freelance motion designers and template subscriptions. Pricing is prepaid credit with no recurring plan, and videos that fail or are stopped are not charged.

How do you use AdHub?

  1. 1Sign in and claim the starter credits
    Sign in with Google. Adding a WhatsApp number during signup unlocks 10 free credits, which is enough to test one short render before committing money.
    AdHub — Sign in and claim the starter credits
  2. 2Pick a starting point
    Choose between describing the ad in a sentence, pasting a website or Shopify App Store link, uploading product screenshots, or uploading your own clip. The link option pulls in your logo, screenshots and facts automatically.
  3. 3Add brand assets and check the brief
    Attach your logo and real product screenshots, or paste them into the brief box. If the brief is thin, AdHub can expand it into a scene-by-scene script before rendering.
  4. 4Render and let it self-review
    Start the render and leave the page. Rendering continues in the background and the finished video appears in your sidebar, usually within five to ten minutes.
  5. 5Polish in the Editor
    Open the Editor to cut silences, remove filler words, drop repeated takes, edit by tapping words, and apply stabilization, sharpening or 1080p upscaling.
  6. 6Export and reorder scenes
    Choose the format (9:16, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9) and duration, then export. Each pro option shows its credit price before you confirm.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Four different starting points (sentence, URL, screenshots, own clip) all end in a downloadable MP4, so it fits whatever material already existsAI
  • Word-level captioning and voice-over across 29 languages, including Arabic and Darija, makes localized versions of one ad cheap to produceAI
  • Logos and real product screenshots are used as supplied instead of being regenerated, which keeps app demos accurateAI
  • Prepaid credit model with no subscription, and failed or stopped renders are not chargedAI
  • The Editor's repeat-take detection and filler-word removal save real time on self-recorded footageAI

Cons

  • Self-review by Claude is not a substitute for human judgment; brand-sensitive or regulated claims still need a person to check the outputAI
  • AI UGC presenters are labelled as AI, which limits how they can be used in some ad accounts and marketsAI
  • Nothing is stated about API access or integrations beyond the Shopify App Store link import, so automated pipelines are outAI
  • A three-minute source cap on uploaded clips rules out longer webinars or interviews without trimming firstAI
  • Recurring campaigns require repeated top-ups, and credit packs reward heavy upfront spending rather than steady small useAI

How much does AdHub cost?

Free trial

No time-limited trial, but new accounts get 10 free credits when a WhatsApp number is added at signup, enough to test one short render.

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Pricing

Prepaid credits, no subscription, credits never expire. About $4 for a video up to 15 seconds, plus $2 per extra 15 seconds. Editor exports start at 3 credits a minute; a 15-second creator edit starts at 70 credits; AI UGC runs about 9 credits per talking shot on top. Packs run from 70 credits for $7 to 3,620 credits at $299. Failed and stopped videos are free.

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Integrations

Importing a Shopify App Store or website URL pulls logo, screenshots and facts into the brief. No other integrations or API access are described.

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Features

Four input routes (sentence, URL, screenshots, own clip) with Claude writing and reviewing the scenes, voice-over and synced captions in 29 languages, music and sound design, four aspect ratios from 5 to 60 seconds, an editor for silences, retakes and text-based cutting, stabilization and 1080p upscaling, AI UGC presenters, and style transfer from a pasted Instagram or TikTok link.

Frequently asked questions about AdHub

  • How much does AdHub cost?
    Prepaid credits, no subscription, credits never expire. About $4 for a video up to 15 seconds, plus $2 per extra 15 seconds. Editor exports start at 3 credits a minute; a 15-second creator edit starts at 70 credits; AI UGC runs about 9 credits per talking shot on top. Packs run from 70 credits for $7 to 3,620 credits at $299. Failed and stopped videos are free.
  • Does AdHub offer a free trial?
    No time-limited trial, but new accounts get 10 free credits when a WhatsApp number is added at signup, enough to test one short render.
  • How do you use AdHub?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Sign in and claim the starter credits 2. Pick a starting point 3. Add brand assets and check the brief 4. Render and let it self-review 5. Polish in the Editor 6. Export and reorder scenes.
  • What platforms does AdHub support?
    AdHub is available on Web App.
  • What does AdHub integrate with?
    Importing a Shopify App Store or website URL pulls logo, screenshots and facts into the brief. No other integrations or API access are described.
  • What are the limitations of AdHub?
    Self-review by Claude is not a substitute for human judgment; brand-sensitive or regulated claims still need a person to check the output. AI UGC presenters are labelled as AI, which limits how they can be used in some ad accounts and markets. Nothing is stated about API access or integrations beyond the Shopify App Store link import, so automated pipelines are out.

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Added10/22/2026

Platforms

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Pricing

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