Top ads with AI: from product to finished video
The workflow used in the community to generate ads that look like a creator shot them.
Anúncios Top com IA is a system for producing video ads for Meta with the help of artificial intelligence. The work is organized into five steps: analyze ads, create and direct the idea, generate the video, review the result, and finish the edit. Each step has a defined role and records decisions to guide the next one.
For users, this workflow breaks production into smaller decisions. The analysis looks at active ads and identifies elements such as the opening, pacing, and persuasive structure. Next, concepts, scripts, images, and instructions are prepared to generate the video. A review step helps decide whether to keep a scene, make adjustments, or generate another version. The experiment history records costs, attempts, changes, and results to support future decisions.
To get started, it helps to understand the role of each step and see how one decision carries over to the next. The process includes tools for video generation and editing, with voice, captions, and on-screen text. It also provides for vertical finishing at 1080×1920 and audio normalization. The project has documentation and a course plan; complete examples and an HTML course are still to be created.
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