What makes UGC work
UGC wins on looking real, not on looking perfect. The front camera, a window for light, a lived-in room, real skin with pores and a casual moment are what make people stop scrolling. Words like cinematic, 8K or studio lighting make AI pictures look like ads, so this generator leaves them out.
- Your product: pick the category, type the name and the label text, and add photos of the front and back if you have them.
- Format: unboxing, get ready with me, POV hands, mirror selfie, shelfie and more. Each format sets natural defaults for the camera, room and light.
- Your idea: type it in plain words. Tap Auto Direction to fill everything, or Add Direction to choose the creator, room, phone, light and realism yourself.
18 UGC formats, ready to use
Each format sets natural defaults for the camera, the room and the light, and for video the shots and the lines. Pick one, then change anything with Add Direction.
- Selfie talk
- A candid front-camera selfie holding the product near the face, mid-sentence, sharing a first impression.
- Unboxing
- Hands opening the product box on a bed, the product half out of its packaging, a first touch.
- Demo, how I use it
- The product in use mid-step, hands close to the camera showing how it works.
- Problem to solution
- A relatable everyday problem in the background and the product held up as the fix.
- Before and after (honest)
- The same spot shown in a believable before and after state with the product in frame, same angle and same light.
- Get ready with me
- A get-ready-with-me moment at the mirror, the product part of the routine.
- POV hands
- A first-person view of the creator's own hands using the product, no face in frame.
- Mirror selfie or outfit check
- A mirror selfie with the phone visible in one hand, the product clearly in view.
- Try-on haul
- A try-on moment in front of the mirror, checking the fit, one favourite piece.
- First reaction
- A genuine first reaction to the product, a candid laugh, slightly blurry from movement.
- Street question
- A street interview moment, a friend holding a small mic toward the creator, the product in hand.
- ASMR
- An extreme close-up of the product texture and details, calm and tactile.
- Day in my life
- A story-style moment from an ordinary day with the product naturally in use.
- Side-by-side test
- The product next to a plain unbranded alternative on a table, fair and same light.
- Green-screen explainer
- The creator in the foreground pointing at a product page behind them.
- Counter or desk setup
- The product on a real kitchen counter or desk among everyday things, phone propped up.
- Flat lay with hands (photo)
- A top-down flat lay of the product with one hand reaching in, on a real surface.
- Shelfie (photo)
- The product among real everyday items on a bathroom shelf or dresser.
Which AI tool to use
The same idea is written differently for each tool, in the way that tool follows best.
Photos
- Nano Banana (Gemini): Best for keeping your exact product and label. Attach the product photos first, in order, then paste.
- GPT Image (ChatGPT): Very good with labels. Attach every photo in the same message, then paste.
- Seedream: Good with several reference photos at once.
- FLUX: Good for editing your own product photo into a new scene.
- Midjourney: Midjourney may not keep your label exactly. Use Nano Banana or GPT Image for the product.
Videos
- Veo 3.1: Talking selfie videos. Clips are 4, 6 or 8 seconds; with reference photos they are 8 seconds. Make the hero image first and start each clip from it.
- Kling 3.0: Several shots in one prompt (up to 6, up to 15 seconds). Add your product as an Element first.
- Seedance 2.0: Reference-heavy motion. Upload the product photos as @Image 1, @Image 2. Keep it to 4 or 5 assets.
Need a clean studio shot of the product instead of a creator moment? Use the Product Photo Prompt Generator. To turn your UGC clips into a finished ad with captions, open the Storyboard and video editor.
Ideas to try
Tap an idea to load it with its product, category and format.
How we keep AI UGC honest
UGC Prompt makes creator-style showcases and first impressions. It never writes fake reviews ("I used it for three months"), invented results or doctor personas, and never copies a real person's face unless it is your own photo. Every prompt comes with a disclosure line, "Ad · Image created using AI", because India's ASCI guidelines and Meta, YouTube and TikTok ask for an AI label on realistic AI creators.
Frequently asked questions
What is a UGC prompt?
A prompt for a photo or video that looks like a real creator made it on their phone: front camera, window light, a lived-in room and real skin. It is the style that performs best in Reels, Shorts and ads.
Will the AI keep my exact product?
Upload your product photos and type the label text. The prompt tells the AI to use your photos as the exact product and spells the label, so the shape, colours and logo stay the same. Nano Banana and GPT Image keep labels best.
Which AI tools does it work with?
Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0 and Seedance 2.0 for video, and Nano Banana (Gemini), GPT Image (ChatGPT), Seedream, FLUX and Midjourney for photos. Each prompt is written in the style that tool understands best.
Can the AI speak Hindi or Hinglish?
Not reliably yet: Google has not tested Veo for non-English speech and Kling does not list Hindi. So for Hindi and Hinglish the video prompt says the person is speaking naturally, and you add the real voice afterwards with Kritiverse Voice and lip sync, using the lines in the Script tab.
Can I make fake reviews with it?
No. UGC Prompt makes creator-style showcases and first impressions, never fake customer reviews or invented results. Every prompt comes with an "Ad · Image created using AI" line for your caption, as Indian advertising rules and the platforms ask.
Is it free?
Yes. Writing and copying prompts is free. Your product photos stay in your browser and are never uploaded.
