Use case
AI UGC ads for skincare brands
Skincare lives on creator-style video: routine clips, texture close-ups, the slow reveal of a serum on skin. Upload one product photo and a short brief, and Sepia generates a batch of UGC-style video ads, each opening on a different hook, ready for TikTok and Reels. No seeding, no creator contracts, no shoot.
Real examples
Texture and routine, not stock
Skincare buyers want to see the drop, the cream, the glass-skin finish, and where the step sits in a routine. Sepia builds creator-style ads around your product photo so the application and the payoff feel native to a beauty feed, not like a polished commercial.
Test angles without seeding
Acne, anti-aging, sensitive skin, clean ingredients: every audience reacts to a different promise. Generate many hooks from one product and run them side by side, instead of waiting weeks on creator gifting to learn which angle converts.
Claims-safe by design
You write the brief, so the script says exactly what your compliance and reviewers approve. No creator improvises a banned 'cure' claim, and no risky before-and-after gets baked in unless you ask for it. You stay in control of every word on screen.
Frequently asked questions
Will AI-generated skin and product shots look believable in a beauty ad?
The footage is built in the loose, creator-shot style that performs in skincare feeds, not glossy studio polish. You upload your real product photo so the bottle, label and packaging stay accurate, and you can regenerate any hook that misses before you ever spend on it.
Can I keep the ads compliant with Meta and TikTok beauty rules?
Yes. You control the brief and the script, so the on-screen copy and voiceover say only what your team approves. That makes it easy to avoid restricted claims and the before-and-after framing that gets skincare creatives rejected.
How fast can I test a new serum or launch?
About a day from upload to finished videos. That is fast enough to spin up hooks for a launch, a viral ingredient moment or a seasonal push, and to refresh creative before fatigue kills your winning ad.