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Made with Seedance 2.0 on Reviral
To make a UGC ad from one product photo on Reviral, upload the photo, pick a hook, setting and creator (or a faceless format), edit the storyboard, which is written free, then render. A 15-second ad costs 160 credits at 480p, about $2.00 at the $4.99 Mini Pack rate, or 278 credits at 720p (price checked 26 September 2026).

One sharp product photo with the label readable. A phone photo on a plain surface works. If you have no photo, a public Shopify or Amazon product page link also works.
Optional: up to four extra angles, when the back or side of the product carries text or the packaging is clear or shiny.
Credits: a 15-second ad costs 160 credits at 480p (about $2.00) or 278 credits at 720p (about $3.47), checked 24 September 2026. The 100 free credits you get at sign-up, no card, are not enough for one ad, so you need a pack; the smallest is $4.99 for 400 credits.
Written and checked by the Reviral team on 24 September 2026. Prices read from the live studio and the public model list that day.
The five steps below use the Reviral UGC studio and the product picture shown further down.
Open the UGC studio and press Add product photo. Upload your photo, or paste a picture link and press Read link; the studio shows the photo it found, then press Use this image.

The hook is how the ad opens, the setting is where it happens, and the format is the ad's shape; pick each or let the studio auto-select. You see a short example under each choice.

Pick a Reviral preset face or your own avatar to speak to camera. Render stays locked until you pick one. For an ad with no presenter, pick the format Hyper Motion (Faceless VFX) in step 2 instead.

The storyboard is written free. You see every beat and spoken line, and you can change any of them before you pay.

You see the price line: 160 credits (about $2.00) for 15 seconds at 480p, the size the studio opens at. Press Render, then download the finished video when it is ready.


Input picture made on Reviral with GPT Image 2.5 · 2 credits
| Ad | Credits | At the $4.99 Mini Pack rate | Before you pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 seconds at 480p (the size the studio opens at) | 160 credits | $2.00 | Storyboard written free and editable |
Prices are the ones the UGC studio's Render button shows, checked 24 September 2026. If a render cannot finish, the credits come back automatically. Pay by card, or in ringgit (RM) with Touch 'n Go eWallet for credit packs or Visa/Mastercard for monthly plans.
Labels and colour: a reference photo guides the model but does not guarantee exact labels, geometry, text, colour or packaging in every frame. Watch the whole ad before you run it.
Claims: say only what your product really does. The creator is generated, so the ad is advertising creative, not a real customer testimonial.
AI disclosure: check your ad platform's own rules for labelling AI-made content.
A sharp, well-lit shot with the label readable; add up to four more angles if the back or side matters.
Yes, paste a public Shopify or Amazon product page link.
No. The storyboard is written free and you can edit it; you pay when you render.
15 seconds, for 160 credits at 480p (about $2.00) or 278 credits at 720p (about $3.47), checked 24 September 2026; longer lengths show as coming soon in the studio.
Yes, pick the format Hyper Motion (Faceless VFX) in step 2; it needs no creator.
The credits come back automatically if a render cannot finish.
Published by Reviral. Screens and price from the live studio on the date shown.
Real Reviral outputs
A real UGC-style ad made in Reviral's UGC Ads studio with Seedance 2.0, shown muted. Press play to watch.
Made with Seedance 2.0 on Reviral
One photo · 15 seconds · 160 credits
Opens the UGC studio with a starter brief. The storyboard is written free; the studio opens at 480p, where the 15-second render costs 160 credits (about $2.00); 720p is 278 credits (about $3.47), checked 24 September 2026. Pay by card, or in ringgit (RM) with Touch 'n Go eWallet for credit packs or Visa/Mastercard for monthly plans.
Make your UGC adBy Wilson Chan Founder, Reviral Last updated