Looks native, not paid
Vertical framing and a real phone screen make the ad look like content, not an interruption — the format cold audiences already watch.
Yazi Media scripts, casts and edits UGC video ads for Facebook in-house, using AI actors instead of a production crew. Every reel is vertical, hook-first and built for cold traffic on Reels and Feed — for casino, sportsbook, nutra, wellness and skincare offers.
A cold audience scrolls past anything that reads as a traditional advert. A UGC video ad reads as one person talking to another, not a brand talking at the viewer — why UGC video ads for Facebook and Instagram Reels keep earning distribution long after a polished spot fatigues. AI UGC ads get us that same read without booking a real person for every market, offer and hook.
Vertical framing and a real phone screen make the ad look like content, not an interruption — the format cold audiences already watch.
AI actors let us cast a new face, setting or delivery for every variant without booking a shoot — a new hook takes days, not weeks.
Every reel is scripted and edited for Instagram Reels ads and Facebook Feed from the first draft, not cut from a longer video.
Every AI UGC video ad we produce follows the same spec — vertical 9:16, about 18 seconds, hook in the first two seconds — so the same reel works as Instagram Reels ads and Facebook Feed creative without a re-edit. What changes is the angle.
Hook, then the play-and-win moment filmed over the shoulder with the phone screen visible, then a witness reacting to that screen.
Product-in-hand demos, morning-routine hooks and before-and-after angles — the format a cold audience already scrolls past on their own feed.
Vertical, about 18 seconds, 720×1280 — press play on a reel to watch with sound.
Every reel below is AI-generated demo creative made by Yazi Media to show the format. The people and brands shown are not real customers.
Hook, play, win, reaction — filmed over the shoulder with the phone screen visible and a witness reacting to it, the way a real player would show a friend.
The same pipeline produces product-in-hand demos, morning-routine hooks and before-and-after angles for nutra, wellness and skincare offers.
See more casino, sportsbook and nutra ad creative in the full showcase on our home page.
Every reel goes through the same seven-step pipeline, whether it's a first hook or the fortieth variant of a winner.
The offer, geo and platform set the brief: what the viewer needs to believe in 18 seconds.
A hook-first script — the first two seconds carry the whole reason to keep watching.
We cast AI actors suited to the market and offer, generated in-house rather than filmed.
Cuts, captions, pacing and sound matched to how people actually watch Reels and Feed.
Language, currency and the visible payment method are set per market before launch.
New variants launch cheap and small; the data, not our opinion, decides what scales.
A fresh batch of hooks every week, so delivery never stalls on fatigue.
AI actors don't mean fewer rules. Every reel is built inside the same constraints as a filmed one.
Play-and-win moments are filmed over the shoulder with the phone screen visible, and a witness reacting to it — not a claim made off-screen.
Every variant changes actor, setting and angle, not just the first three seconds, so Meta's system reads it as new creative, not a near-duplicate of a fatigued one.
Language, currency and the payment method on screen match the market the ad runs in, not the market it was scripted for.
A UGC video ad that gets comments but no deposits is a loss, however good the engagement looks. We track every reel through Binom to the outcome that pays: first-time deposits for casino and sportsbook offers, completed sales for nutra, wellness and skincare. Creative that doesn't convert gets cut; creative that does gets more budget and more variants, fast.
Creative like this feeds our Meta Growth Department, the retainer-plus-revenue-share desk that runs the media buying. For casino brands, see Facebook ads for online casinos; for operators taking bets, Facebook ads for sportsbooks covers the same funnel.
Every demo reel on this page is AI-generated UGC and captioned as such. The actors are not real customers and the brands are not real clients. When we produce AI UGC ads for an offer, the same discipline applies: the format holds attention honestly, not by passing an AI actor off as something it isn't.
Yazi Media is the Facebook ads agency in Cape Town behind every reel on this page. The same in-house team writes the script, casts the AI actors, edits the cut and buys the media — not a UGC ads agency working from a brief over email.
An AI UGC video ad is a short, vertical video shot in the style of a real person filming themselves, performed by an AI-generated actor instead of a hired presenter. It keeps the hook, story and call-to-action of organic content, so it fits naturally into a Facebook or Instagram Reels feed.
No. The actors are AI-generated. Every demo reel on this page is captioned as AI-generated creative, and the people and brands shown are not real customers.
Cold audiences scroll past anything that reads as a traditional advert. UGC-style video reads as one person talking to another, which holds attention in the first two seconds and earns more distribution on Reels and Feed.
We script and produce new hooks and variants every week. Each variant changes the actor, setting and angle, so Meta's system treats it as new creative rather than a repeat of one that has already fatigued.
On deposits and sales, not likes or comments. Every reel is tracked through Binom to the outcome that pays: first-time deposits for casino and sportsbook offers, and completed sales for nutra, wellness and skincare.
Yes. The same in-house pipeline produces skincare, wellness and nutra creative — product-in-hand demos, morning-routine hooks and before-and-after angles — alongside casino and sportsbook reels.
Tell us the offer, the market and the platform. We'll tell you what an AI UGC video ad for it would look like.
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