You already have the words. You hand AdWhispr a script, the hook, the lines, the beats you want hit, and it builds a finished video ad to that script for your brand and product, cut to platform specs. You see a brief and a preview before anything is finalized, and nothing launches from this skill. It only produces the creative.
Use this when
You know what you want the ad to say and you want it built, not brainstormed. Maybe the script came from a teardown, a call transcript, or your own head. This skill treats your words as the spine and produces the video around them.
Use it when the script exists. If you want to model a specific competitor video instead, use Clone a Winning Video Ad. If you only have a rough idea and no script, use Concept-to-Ad and let the concept become the script first.
What you need
- Your script or line-by-line copy, and any notes on tone, pacing, or the shots you picture.
- Your brand details and product, so the video speaks as you. Saving your brand once makes every render sharper.
- AdWhispr connected to your AI client. Setup is a one-time step at /integrations. Rendering the video needs video credits on your plan but does not need an ad account. An account is only needed later, to launch.
How it runs
- Take your script as the source and confirm the target platform, since aspect ratio and length differ across Meta and TikTok.
- Read the structure of your script: the hook, the beats, the on-screen message, and the offer.
- Build a brief that maps your script onto your brand and product, and show it to you before rendering.
- Render the video, then report status while it processes rather than blocking.
- Return the finished video for review. If it is close but wrong, the Video Brief Revision skill adjusts the brief and re-renders instead of starting over.
- On your approval, the creative is saved and ready for a launch skill to pick up.
What the skill checks
- Your script drives the render, not a reinterpretation of it, so the ad says what you wrote.
- The brief is confirmed with you before any render, so credits are not spent on the wrong direction.
- Brand and product details are applied and the cut matches the platform you chose.
- Status is reported honestly while the render is in flight, and a failed render is surfaced, never silently retried into a surprise charge.
When it stops
- Done: a finished video built to your script, on brand, cut to spec, saved and ready to launch on your go.
- Iterating: the first render is close but not right, so it hands off to the revision loop rather than re-rolling blindly.
- Blocked: no video credits on the plan, or the script is missing the pieces a render needs. Reported plainly with the fix, no charge attempted.
What it will and won't do
Creates creative only. This skill renders a video from your script and stops. It never launches a campaign, never spends ad budget, and never publishes anything. Launching the result is a separate approved skill that pauses for your explicit go.
What you get
A ready-to-run video ad built to your exact script: your words carried through the hook and beats, your brand and product applied, cut to the platform you named, plus the brief that shows what was rendered. Approve it and it is available to any launch skill.
FAQ
Will the video follow my script word for word?
The script is the spine of the render. Your hook and lines drive what the ad says, and the brief shows you how they map onto the shots before anything renders, so you can correct the direction first.
Do I need an ad account to make the video?
No. Rendering only needs video credits on your plan. An ad account is required later, when you launch the finished creative with one of the launch skills.
Can I make the same script for both Meta and TikTok?
Yes. Confirm the platform up front so the cut and aspect ratio match, and run it again for the other platform if you want both.
What if the first version is wrong?
You revise the brief and re-render through the Video Brief Revision skill, rather than regenerating from scratch. Nothing is approved or launched until you say so.