AI video ad generator for e-commerce, dropshipping and their agencies
Paste a product page. DropToAd writes the script, casts the actor, shoots each scene, records the voiceover, scores the music and times the captions — then hands you the ad as a timeline, not a flat MP4. Fix one headline or re-shoot one scene without regenerating the rest.
No account needed to try it. You see the credit cost before anything renders.
- ScriptFive beats, written from the listing
- ActorCast once, the same face in every scene
- ScenesFive clips, each cut to its line
- VoiceoverA narrator, timed word by word
- MusicA bed that ducks under the voice
- CaptionsHighlighted as they are spoken
- End cardThe real name and price
AI video was meant to make ads cheaper.
If your team launches ads for a dozen products a week, you have probably run into one of these.
You don't know where to start.
A new model every week, forty tools that each do one step, and nobody on the team whose job is to keep up with them.
It takes a skill you never hired for.
Good results sit behind prompt craft, model quirks and an editor's eye. Your team sells products. It shouldn't have to learn to direct a video model.
You paid for slop.
The product looked wrong, the hook was generic, and fixing one word meant generating — and paying for — the whole video again.
DropToAd is built the other way round. One link starts the whole production, and nothing you like is thrown away to fix the part you don't.
| What needs changing | A one-shot generator | DropToAd |
|---|---|---|
| A word in the headline or the call to action | Regenerate the video | Retype it |
| Captions covering the product | Regenerate the video | Drag them, or switch the style |
| One weak scene | Regenerate every scene | Re-shoot that scene |
| A hook that isn't landing | New prompt, new video | Rewrite one line of the script |
| Music fighting the voice | Regenerate the video | Change the bed, or turn it off |
| Text that looks like every other ad | Regenerate the video | Pick another overlay style |
One product link in. A production runs.
This is the video ad from the top of the page, start to finish. Every picture below is what DropToAd made from that one product page. You approve each stage on the way — and the expensive part, the footage, only renders after you have seen the script and the first frame of every scene.
- You approve
Paste the product page.
DropToAd reads the listing the way a shopper sees it — name, price, photos, selling points — and shows you what it read before it builds anything.
- Read off the page
- fromourplace.com
- Name
- Ceramic Nonstick Always Pan 10.5”
- Price
- $135.00
- Selling points
- 10-in-1 cookware system · Ceramic nonstick surface · 10.5-inch size
- Colours
- Spice, Char, Blue Salt, Sage + 4
- You approve
Approve the cast.
An AI actor is cast for the product and its buyer. A reference sheet locks the face and the outfit, so it is the same person in every scene.
Woman, late 20s. Dark brown, shoulder-length, styled in loose, effortless waves; an oversized cream linen button-down shirt with rolled-up sleeves and high-waisted, washed denim.
Why her: She embodies the design-conscious urban millennial looking to simplify her kitchen without sacrificing her modern, minimalist aesthetic.
- You approve
Approve the script.
A hook chosen for this product, then the beats of the format, each with its narrator line. Rewrite any of it, and hear the narrator read it before any footage exists.
The hook: pain point. The exact moment a stack of mismatched pans clatters out of a cabinet is the universal kitchen frustration this product exists to end, visceral and instantly recognizable to the buyer tired of pan chaos.
- Hook
I had EIGHT pans and somehow needed all of them.
- Problem
The cleanup alone took longer than dinner.
- Product moment
The Always Pan does TEN things — one pan, one cleanup.
- Proof
Cook it, serve it, done. My cabinet is basically empty now.
- Call to action
The Always Pan, $135. Link below.
Hear the narratorSeven narrators. A preview costs nothing extra — the same lines are reused for the ad.
- Hook
- You approve
Approve the first frames.
The opening frame of every scene, drawn from the reference sheet and your product photo. Re-roll any one. Nothing has been spent on video yet.
Hook Problem Product moment Proof Call to action Five first frames · one character · one product
Get the ad on a timeline.
The scenes are filmed, cut to the narrator's lines, scored, captioned and closed with an end card that carries the real price.
Then edit anything. Regenerate nothing.
This is that video ad, opened in the editor. Each scene is its own clip, each callout and line of voiceover is its own piece, and the captions sit on their own layer. Drag a block, retype a headline, restyle the captions — the footage is not rendered again.
Script and hook
Rewrite a line at the script review and only that line is voiced again.
Scenes
Reorder them, trim them, or re-shoot one. The others are left alone.
Voiceover
Seven narrators. Every line is its own clip on the timeline.
Music
Six moods or your own brief. Switch the bed, or turn it off.
Captions
Seven styles, highlighted word by word. Move them off the product.
A pipeline for each kind of video ad.
Pick who stars and which format the story follows. Each combination has its own casting, script structure and shot rules, so you choose from a list instead of writing a prompt.
Every script opens on one, chosen for the product — and says why.
- Pain point
- Bold claim
- Pattern interrupt
- Question
- POV
- Before/after tease
- Curiosity gap
- Social proof
- Hook
- Problem
- Product moment
- Proof
- Call to action
- End card
Sample ads were generated from public product pages. The brands shown are examples, not customers.
Over 100 AI models. One login.
New models ship every week. DropToAd keeps them behind one login and one credit balance, so you can run the same product through several and keep the one that looks best — without a new subscription or a new workflow each time.
Image
Over 100 models- GPT Image 2.5
- Nano Banana Pro
- Nano Banana 2
- FLUX.2
- Seedream 5.0
- Grok Imagine
- Ideogram 4.0
- Recraft V4.1
- Qwen Image 2.0
A playground with each model's own controls: run one prompt through several and keep the best.
Video
Over 15 models- Kling 3.0 Turbo
- Kling 3.0 Omni
- Seedance 2.5
- Veo 3.1
- Gemini Omni Flash
- Wan 3.0
- MiniMax H3
- HappyHorse 1.1
- FLUX 3 Video
Pick one per ad, or switch for a single scene: if a model's filter refuses a shot, re-render just that shot on another.
Each model shows its price in credits before you run it.
GPT Image 2OpenAI · 2 credits
Nano Banana ProGoogle · 14 credits
Nano Banana 2Google · 5 credits
Seedream 5.0 ProByteDance · 5 credits
![The same image ad for the pan — “One pan replaces the pile”, $135, Shop now — as made by FLUX.2 [max]](https://storage.vidscape.ai/website/droptoad/landing/home/gateway/bfl-flux-2-max.5a279561f5.webp)
FLUX.2 [max]Black Forest Labs · 10 credits
Grok Imagine ImagexAI · 2 credits
The same link makes the image ads too.
Square and story ads built from the product's real photos, written in the language of the listing — these came from English, Serbian and German pages. Re-roll any one, or open it in the editor to add a logo, a price or motion.
- Image ad for a crinkle octopus dog toy: “Built for tough play”
- Image ad for a multicooker: “7 Functions. One Pot.”
- Image ad for a limited-edition tumbler: “Día de Muertos Drop”
- Image ad for a chef's cleaver, written in Serbian
- Story ad for a leather backpack, written in Serbian
- Story ad for red LED car strips: “Bold Red LED Glow”
- Story ad for a pocket umbrella, written in German
- Story ad for a chef's cleaver, written in Serbian
- Lifestyle story ad for a leather backpack, written in Serbian
- Story ad for an overnight collagen mask: “Dull, dry skin?”
Built for an agency's tenth product of the day.
For e-commerce agencies and in-house teams that ship ads for many products: the parts of the job that aren't the ad itself.
One project per product.
Every ad for a product — video, image, clip — lives in its own project, so a client's catalogue doesn't turn into a folder of exports.
Send a link, not a file.
Share one ad or a whole project with a client. It opens in the browser, read-only, with no account.
A price before every render.
Each generation shows its cost in credits first. Moving, retyping and restyling cost nothing.
Sized for Meta.
9:16 for Reels and Stories, 1:1 for the feed, 16:9 when you need it. MP4 for video, PNG for stills.
Pricing
Simple plans. One pool of credits.
Every plan is a monthly pool of credits you can spend on anything — video ads, image ads, clips, any model. Each generation shows its price before it runs, and editing what you already have costs nothing.
What's a credit?
Credits are DropToAd's single currency for AI work. An image ad costs a few credits, a multi-scene video ad a few hundred — mostly its footage, priced per second by the model you pick.
When do they reset?
Your full allotment comes back at the start of every billing period. Cancel anytime from the billing page — you keep your credits until the period ends.
Run out mid-month?
Move up a plan whenever you need more room — the new plan starts immediately with its full allotment of credits, and the old one is retired for you.
Agency volume?
If you ship more ads than the largest plan covers, book a walkthrough and we'll size a plan to your volume.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
DropToAd is an AI video ad generator for e-commerce stores, dropshippers and the agencies that run their ads, built by Adaptiwe Technology. You paste one product page link and it produces a finished short video ad — script, a consistent AI actor, the scenes, voiceover, music, captions and an end card — plus image ads from the same listing. The video ad arrives as an editable timeline rather than a flat file, so each part can be changed on its own.
DropToAd delivers each video ad as an editable timeline, where most AI video generators return one flat MP4. With a flat file, a weak hook, a caption covering the product or one bad scene can only be fixed by generating — and paying for — the whole video again. DropToAd keeps the ad in pieces: each scene is its own clip, and the voiceover lines, music, captions and on-screen text are separate layers. You change the piece that is wrong and keep everything that was right.
On a finished DropToAd video ad you can retype, move and retime the hook headline, callouts and end card; switch the caption style and move the captions; change the overlay style; switch the music bed or turn it off; and reorder and trim scenes. None of that renders footage again, so it costs nothing. Before the final cut you can also rewrite any line of the script (only the changed lines are voiced again), re-roll one scene's first frame, or re-shoot a single scene — on a different video model if you like — while the other scenes are left alone.
No. DropToAd starts from a product link, not a prompt. You paste the link, then choose from lists: who stars in the ad (an AI actor, an animal, or the product alone) and the format the story follows (problem → solution, demo, before → after, cinematic product film, or day in the life). DropToAd writes the script, the shot descriptions and the model prompts itself, and you can edit the script in plain language.
Yes. Choose the AI actor as the star and DropToAd casts one consistent person who uses your product on camera, UGC-style. A reference sheet locks the face and the outfit, so it is the same person in every scene, and you approve the cast before the script is written. The actor is AI-generated, not a real creator.
DropToAd uses the product photo from your listing as the reference for every scene, and you approve the first frame of each scene before any video is rendered. If a frame gets the product wrong, you re-roll that one frame. Names and prices on screen come from the listing itself, never from the model.
You choose the model. DropToAd video ads run on more than 15 video models — Kling 3.0 (Turbo or Omni), Seedance 2.5, Veo 3.1, Gemini Omni Flash, Wan 3.0, MiniMax H3 and HappyHorse 1.1 among them — picked per ad or per scene; first frames are drawn with GPT Image 2.5 or Nano Banana 2. The image playground offers over 100 image models, including Nano Banana Pro, FLUX.2, Seedream 5.0, Grok Imagine, Ideogram 4.0 and Recraft V4.1. Voiceover comes in seven narrator voices and music in six moods, or to your own brief. All of it runs on one login and one credit balance.
A DropToAd video ad is paid for in credits from a monthly plan, and the app shows its cost in credits before anything renders. Most of that cost is the footage, priced per second by the video model you pick; the script, voiceover, music and first frames add a little. Edits that don't render footage cost nothing.
DropToAd works with any product page that renders in a browser: your own Shopify or WooCommerce store, a supplier page for a dropshipping product, or a marketplace listing. Some marketplaces block automated visits; when a page is walled off, DropToAd tells you what it could and could not read rather than inventing the gaps.
Yes. A DropToAd share link sends a client one ad or a whole project. It opens in the browser, read-only, and the client needs no account.
DropToAd exports video ads as MP4 in 9:16 for Instagram and Facebook Reels, Stories and TikTok, 1:1 for the Meta feed, and 16:9. Image ads come in square and story sizes, exported as PNG.
Start by pasting one product link to see what DropToAd reads from the page — that part is free and needs no account. For volume, book a walkthrough: we run one of your own product links with you and set up a plan sized for how many ads you ship.
Paste a product link. See what comes back.
Trying it is free and needs no account.
Running ads for many products a day?
We'll run one of your own product links with you, live, and set up a plan sized for your volume.
Book a walkthroughor write to support@droptoad.com