Are the ads actually vertical for TikTok?

Yes. You set the output to 9:16 before generating, so the spot is composed full-frame vertical from the first shot — no cropping a horizontal video and losing the edges of your hook.

Why does it focus so much on the first second?

TikTok's feed scrolls fast, so the hook decides whether anyone watches. The prompt flow is built to front-load the punchy moment in the opening beat instead of burning seconds on an intro or logo.

Can I make several versions to test?

That's the point. Re-roll with a different hook line, pace, or angle to build a batch of variants. You buy prepaid credits and see the cost before each render, and failed or blocked renders aren't charged — so testing stays cheap.

Do I need to upload product footage?

No. These are text-to-video ads — you describe the product and the scene in words and the clip is generated from your prompt. No filming or footage upload required.

How long are the clips?

You choose a short length suited to a fast-scroll ad when you set the output. Keep it tight so the hook and payoff land before anyone scrolls past.

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Make scroll-stopping TikTok ads that hook in the first second

On TikTok you have about a second before a thumb flicks you away, and a polished-but-slow brand film dies in the feed every time. vfxmagia turns a short description into a native 9:16 spot built hook-first — fast cuts, a bold opening beat, and the kind of motion that reads as content, not an interruption. Describe the angle and the product, and you get a vertical ad you can test the same day.

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Why it works

What you get

Vertical 9:16 from the first frame — no letterboxing or awkward reframing of a landscape clip.
Hook-first pacing built for the fast scroll: the punchy moment lands in the opening second, not after a logo.
Spin up several angles and hooks cheaply so you can A/B test what actually stops the thumb.
Reads as native, trend-aware content rather than a stiff TV spot dropped into the feed.

How it works

Three steps

01Describe the TikTok ad you want in /chat — the product, the hook, the vibe, and the on-screen action.
02Set the output to 9:16 vertical, pick a short punchy length, and choose your render quality.
03Generate, preview the hook, then download — or tweak the opening line and re-roll until it stops the scroll.

Get started

A prompt to start from

“Vertical 9:16 TikTok ad. Fast push-in on a young creator holding a sleek skincare bottle close to camera, surprised reaction, bright natural window light, energetic handheld feel. Quick whip-pan to the product glowing on a clean counter, condensation droplets catching the light, snappy zoom punctuating the hook moment. Upbeat, punchy, modern, scroll-stopping.”

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FAQ

Questions, answered

Are the ads actually vertical for TikTok?: Yes. You set the output to 9:16 before generating, so the spot is composed full-frame vertical from the first shot — no cropping a horizontal video and losing the edges of your hook.
Why does it focus so much on the first second?: TikTok's feed scrolls fast, so the hook decides whether anyone watches. The prompt flow is built to front-load the punchy moment in the opening beat instead of burning seconds on an intro or logo.
Can I make several versions to test?: That's the point. Re-roll with a different hook line, pace, or angle to build a batch of variants. You buy prepaid credits and see the cost before each render, and failed or blocked renders aren't charged — so testing stays cheap.
Do I need to upload product footage?: No. These are text-to-video ads — you describe the product and the scene in words and the clip is generated from your prompt. No filming or footage upload required.
How long are the clips?: You choose a short length suited to a fast-scroll ad when you set the output. Keep it tight so the hook and payoff land before anyone scrolls past.

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Ready to make the video?

Describe the video, set your aspect ratio and length, and generate a finished clip in /chat in about a minute. You only pay for completed generations.