AI UGC Creator

Editorial AI

RoleAllan Edú — Product · brand · motion
Platformsmobile app
Toolkitfigma · cinema 4d · after effects · claude code · swift
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No cameras, no talent, no shoot — nobody in these clips exists. The brands are props, not clients.

The easiest way to create AI UGC. Upload a photo of a person or pick one of the app's models drop in a product, and prompt what you want the character to say. Most AI-UGC tools ask for a desktop browser and a learning curve; Editorial AI lives on your phone and gets out of the way. Agency-shaped content, made in your pocket while you're waiting in line.

The loop

Generate, and what comes back is a face with a voice, holding your product like they've owned it for years. A car seat, window light, an almost-shy pitch the whole grammar of UGC, synthetic and on demand. In the app, the dials are charmingly blunt about it: product, yapping, feeling, length, quality.

The app itself — pick a model, set the yapping, work the magic.

The mascot

The app's loading animation: a pink flower that winks while the model works. Generation takes a minute the one stretch where the app has to ask for patience and it spends that minute being likable instead of showing a spinner.

The work

The brand, the mascot, the interface, the loading animation, and the film that opens this page are one person's work. The job underneath all of it was making a generation pipeline feel like an app: a Select Model grid that turns casting into a tap, and a parameter row that names its dials in plain speech product, yapping, feeling, length, quality so the distance between an idea and a finished spot stays one sentence.

Feel free to close the app — we'll let you know when it's ready.

The generation screen
Cast
Your photo, or the app's models
Dials
Product · yapping · feeling · length · quality
Output
Vertical video with a generated voice
Wait
About a minute — the app tells you to close it
Status
TestFlight
NEXUS-2
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