AI product and fashion photos
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A structure, not a fill-in-the-blank video. Each template fixes the parts that decide whether an ad works — the hook, the beat order, the pacing and the CTA placement — and leaves the product, the creator and the script to be generated from your own product link. Two brands running the same template get two different ads.

Open the template, paste your Shopify, Amazon or product page URL, and the AI pulls your images and product details into that structure. You pick the creator and the aspect ratio, and the finished ad renders in a few minutes.

Match the template to the buying objection, not the industry. Testimonials answer 'does this actually work', product demos answer 'what is it and how does it look', explainers answer 'why do I need this', and UGC hooks are for cold traffic that has not heard of you yet. Each template page lists the use case it was built for.

Yes. Every generated ad opens in the multi-track editor, where you can swap the hook, change the creator or voice, edit the caption styling and re-cut the timing. The template sets the starting structure; nothing about it is locked.

Templates are built to a primary placement — 9:16 for TikTok and Reels, 4:5 and 1:1 for the Meta feed, 16:9 for YouTube — and each template page states its ratio and platform. You can render the same template in another ratio; the framing adapts rather than cropping.

That is the intended way to use them. Generating the same product through three or four templates gives you genuinely different structural approaches to test against each other, rather than the same ad with a different opening line.

Yes. You hold full commercial rights to everything you render, on every plan, and can run it as paid media on any platform without further licensing.

No. Every template is available on all three plans, along with the editor, voice cloning and every ad format. Klip Kanvas does not tier capability — the plans differ in duration, not in what you can make.