Caption numbers must match the PDP
Prices, percents and SKUs in the burn have to match the product page the ad opens. ASR is a draft. The PDP is source of truth.
Step-by-step guides for making video, images, voiceovers and music with AI — written for people shipping content, not reading theory.
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Prices, percents and SKUs in the burn have to match the product page the ad opens. ASR is a draft. The PDP is source of truth.
Pin one of nine groups and keep it. Changing family every post reads as a different show, not a refresh.
Contrast, CPS and safe area only show up at 9:16 in hand. A desktop timeline will approve a miss the feed will swipe.
Demand Gen and in-feed inventory often autoplay muted. An SRT is for the watch-page CC button, not the ad impression.
Jump cuts kill a caption hold. Re-time after the edit. A two-second line cannot sit on a half-second shot.
Karaoke timestamps follow the voice. Music-under and overlap wreck the clock. Isolate vocals, or drop to a static block.
Digital-product UGC is the screen. Record the template or course UI; do not mint a fake student testimonial to sell the file.
Dental UGC cannot invent a patient. Film hands and clinic B-roll you own; YouTube will not pay a synthetic dentist.
PDP UGC is the SKU on the page. Animate the pack still that matches the PDP photo; a different bottle is a different listing.
Local gym UGC is members who opted in. Film the floor, classes, and staff; do not mint a crowd or a body that did not join.
Hotel UGC is the room you can book. Film those rooms; generate only captioned objection-handling, never a suite you do not sell.
Pharmacy UGC is the box, not a patient. No medical talking heads. Pack plus a pharmacist you actually recorded if licensed.
PLG SaaS UGC is a workflow, not a mascot. UI stills plus peer voice. Do not invent a CEO or a fake dashboard.
Alt text describes a still or post. Speech captions transcribe audio. Do not paste one into the other.
The first carousel frame is a poster. Burn a line into that still. Do not ship a timed track nobody plays.
Story chrome (reply bar, stickers) eats the bottom. Place type higher than you would on Reels.
YouTube chapters are description timestamps. Burned-in lines are pixels. They are different objects.
BASIC is the paid default. DYNAMIC costs 2× and is a variant, not the master. Keep a BASIC control.
Translate the claim and the legal. Leave the trademarked SKU name. That leftover is forced narrative.
Spend the first second on the spoken line, not the logo. Burn the claim, then show the pack.
Film or lipsync the face, I2V the product, then composite. One prompt cannot invent both plates.
Lay a voice-over bed when the face is not the product. Lipsync only when the mouth has to match.
Extract a frame from the cut you will post. Do not text-to-image a face that is not in the video.
Strip the bed first. A dirty mix makes word-highlight land on the wrong syllable.