Example result: UGC-style customer review video
AI-generated example · Higgsfield · UGC ad
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UGC-style customer review video

This prompt makes a UGC-style ad that looks like a real customer filming on a phone, holding your product and saying one line. Upload your product photo so its design stays accurate, and only script claims your product really delivers.

video-higgsfield-ugc-product-review — higgsfield — 78 words

UGC-style vertical video, 9:16, 8 seconds, filmed like a real phone selfie video. A friendly [PRESENTER, e.g. woman in her twenties in a bright bedroom] holds [PRODUCT, e.g. a small bottle of face serum] up to the camera and says: "[LINE, e.g. I've used this for two weeks and my skin feels so much softer]". Natural daylight, slightly handheld, casual and honest tone, real-looking skin. Keep the product design exactly as in the reference image. No on-screen text.

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Only put claims in the script that your product really delivers. Many platforms also require AI-made ads to be labelled.

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What you will get

An eight second vertical video filmed like a phone selfie: a friendly presenter in a bright room holds your product up to the camera and says your short line, in natural daylight with a slight handheld wobble and real-looking skin.

Why it works

UGC style ads work because they look like a friend’s phone video, not a studio advert, so the prompt asks for daylight, a handheld wobble and natural skin. A short spoken line gives the model a fair chance at matching lips. The rules in the tip matter as much as the look: true claims and a clear AI label keep the ad honest and allowed.

Common mistake

The script promises results the product does not deliver.

Fix: Only write claims your product really delivers, as the tip says. An AI review saying “two weeks” is still your claim.

Also watch for
  • The ad is posted as if a real customer made it. Label it as AI-made where the platform asks you to, and never present the presenter as a real buyer.
  • The lips drift out of time with the words. Keep the line to one short sentence, and record your own voice-over if it still does not match.
Try a variation: make it an unboxing

Ask for the presenter opening a small parcel on a bed, lifting the product out and smiling at it, with no spoken line.

Still not right? Add this and run it again

one short spoken sentence, natural daylight, slight handheld wobble, real skin texture, keep the product design exactly as in the reference

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