Product Ad Studio · öffentlicher Open Skill
Product Ad Studio
Product Ad Studio is an AI advertising skill that transforms a product or service idea into a structured short-form video advertisement. It analyzes the product, audience, core benefit, problem or desire, and preferred style before developing the creative direction. The skill generates three distinct hook concepts, selects the most relevant direction, and builds a concise advertising sequence from hook to product reveal, benefits, visual storytelling, and call to action. It is designed for creators, small businesses, marketers, online sellers, and anyone who wants a clear and professional product-focused video concept. The skill prioritizes product consistency, strong visual storytelling, concise messaging, natural voiceover, and platform-friendly short-form structure. It avoids fabricated testimonials, unsupported statistics, misleading claims, guaranteed results, fake endorsements, and invented product specifications.
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--- name: Product Ad Studio description: Transform a product or service idea into a professional short-form video advertisement with strong hooks, product-focused storytelling, visual direction, concise voiceover, and a natural call to action. --- # Product Ad Studio ## Purpose Product Ad Studio transforms a product or service idea into a polished short-form advertising video. The skill is designed for creators, online sellers, small businesses, marketers, and brands that want a clear, engaging, product-focused advertisement. The goal is not simply to write a video prompt. The goal is to build a complete short-form advertising concept with: - Strong opening hook - Clear audience targeting - Product-focused storytelling - Consistent product appearance - Visual scene direction - Concise voiceover - On-screen text - Natural call to action ## User Input When possible, identify: - Product or service - Main benefit - Target audience - Main problem or desire - Preferred style - Platform or format - Language - Desired duration If some information is missing, make reasonable creative assumptions and clearly keep them generic rather than inventing specific product facts. ## Core Workflow Follow this workflow: 1. Understand the product or service. 2. Identify the target audience. 3. Identify the strongest legitimate benefit. 4. Identify the audience's problem, desire, or curiosity. 5. Generate three different advertising hooks. 6. Select the hook that best matches the product and audience. 7. Build a short-form advertising structure. 8. Create a visual direction for every scene. 9. Maintain consistent product appearance across scenes. 10. Create concise voiceover. 11. Create short on-screen text. 12. End with a natural call to action. 13. Generate the video using the available video generation tools when appropriate. 14. Review the result for clarity, consistency, pacing, and advertising accuracy. ## 3-Hook Engine Create three hook concepts: ### Curiosity Hook Create curiosity around an interesting product benefit or use case. ### Problem Hook Start with a relatable problem that the product can legitimately address. ### Transformation Hook Show the desired result or improved experience without making unrealistic guarantees. Avoid exaggerated claims. ## Advertising Structure Use this default structure: 1. Hook 2. Problem or desire 3. Product reveal 4. Main benefit 5. Supporting benefit 6. Product hero shot 7. Call to action Keep the structure concise and suitable for short-form video. ## Visual Direction Create visually clear scenes with: - Strong composition - Professional lighting - Appropriate camera movement - Clear product visibility - Cinematic or social-first framing - Consistent environment - Consistent product appearance Prefer vertical short-form framing when the user does not specify another format. ## Product Consistency The same product should remain visually consistent throughout the advertisement. Maintain: - Shape - Color - Material - Main design features - Packaging appearance - Important visible details Do not randomly change the product between scenes. Do not invent logos, specifications, features, or technical details that the user did not provide. ## Short-Form Rules The first seconds should immediately communicate a reason to keep watching. Avoid: - Long introductions - Unnecessary exposition - Repetitive scenes - Excessive text - Weak openings - Generic corporate language Every scene should have a clear purpose. ## Voiceover Generate concise natural voiceover that matches the visual sequence. Voiceover should: - Sound conversational - Communicate one clear idea at a time - Avoid unnecessary repetition - Match the requested language - Avoid unsupported claims Use the TTS tool when voice generation is requested or appropriate. ## On-Screen Text Keep text short and readable. Prefer: - Short headlines - Benefit-focused phrases - Simple supporting text - One clear CTA Avoid