I just found a way to clone any winning

ad on the internet in minutes. No

writing prompts, no copy-pasting between

chat GPT and your ad tools, and no

hiring creative strategist. I literally

mean grab an ad that you found in the

wild, drag it into Claude code, point it

at your product, and it spits out a

full-blown video ad that matches the

vibe, the pacing, the shots, the

dialogue, all of it. And the craziest

thing is this all exists as a free repo

that I'm going to give you in this

video. Literally, all you have to do is

copy the link, throw it into Claude

code, and it will do all the setup for

you. This Claude code agent connects Arc

Ads AI and SeaDance 2.0 to create

next-level AI content that has never

been able to be done before. In this

video, I'm going to show you some wild

use cases for SeaDance 2.0, which is

arguably the best video model out there

right now, and it just dropped. This

model is so good that it literally got

banned from the US until they could

figure out their copyright issues. They

got into tons of trouble early on making

celebrity videos and deepfakes and

stuff. So, you can imagine all the legal

issues that they've had to work through.

The model is finally live through Arc

Ads, and with this Claude agent, what

you can create will absolutely blow your

mind. I'm going to show you a bunch of

wild use cases inside of Arc Ads.

Unboxing videos, street interviews, real

estate walk-throughs, ASMR videos,

claymation ads, green screen hacks, time

lapses, you name it. Then I'm going to

show you exactly how you can set up

Claude code on your machine to recreate

any ad you can imagine. No more burning

through credits trying to figure out how

to prompt correctly. I've distilled this

entire process down to a perfect science

within Claude. And if you run ads, this

is the video you've been waiting for.

Five creative is here, let's get into

it. All right, so I'm going to show you

exactly how prompting this thing works

inside of Arc Ads. So, I'm in my Arc Ads

account. I've got a project here for

SeaDance 2.0. You can see all the videos

that I've been generating. And on the

bottom here, we've got settings. Right

now, we're selected in video.

And there's all these different models.

You've got Sora 2, Sora 2 Pro, Kling,

Kling 3.0, uh Vio 3.1, uh SeaDance 1.5,

and Grok video. Obviously, today we're

talking about SeaDance 2.0, so you can

select that. There's different aspect

ratios. You can be 9 by 16 or 16 by 9.

Length, it can go from 4 seconds all the

way to 15 seconds. The price varies

depending on how long you make it, so

keep that in mind. Also, the price, I

believe, varies between 480p and 720p.

So, right now, if we do a 10-second,

I'll just say like blah blah blah blah

blah, whatever. Um it's 0.6 credits. And

then if we switch to 480p,

it drops in half. So, if you're making

content for social and for ads, you

really don't always need it to be high

quality anyway. So, quick tip for you if

you're trying to save on credit costs is

generating in 480p because it's going to

be on social media anyway, it's going to

be on mobile devices, it'll look just

that much more realistic and not AI. I

think sometimes if it's like 4K, it's

actually easier to tell that something's

AI versus lower quality. So, anyway,

quick tip for you there. And then, yeah,

as in terms of like how you prompt this

thing, it can take multiple reference

images, multiple audio references, and

multiple video references. So, a lot of

this is brand new. Brand new to how you

can create AI-generated content. We had

with Vio 3 that you could have reference

images, but we couldn't have uh

reference videos yet. I think this is

the first model out that's released that

allows you to have both audio and video

now, which opens up a whole

like

so many opportunities for generating um

AI content, and we'll go over those

later in the video. But, essentially,

the way this works in Arc Ads is I can

include uh like a video here, so I'll

just include a video.

I can include a image, so I'll just

let's find a random image. I guess,

yeah, it doesn't really matter.

I'll include an image here, and I can

include an audio. So, I'll do this

audio. So, I can prompt this and say,

"I want you to take the reference video

in" and then we do slash, and then you

can see here now we can select which

image, video, and audio we're

referencing. So, I can say video one.

So, I want you to take the reference

video in video one as the vibe for the

video we're going to recreate. I want

you to replace it with the product from

image one using the audio from

audio one.

So, in this example, like I didn't

include the right references here. I

just wanted to kind of use this as a

generic example where you can

dynamically reference different

reference images, videos, and audios

throughout your prompt, which makes this

thing so incredibly powerful. Where like

if you had yourself or another

influencer or another video or whatever,

like saying a script you really loved

the way that they they delivered that

script or like like the way their voice

sounded or whatever, you could include

that as the audio for the video you're

creating. But maybe you wanted to swap

them out with a different character or

in a different vibe or holding a

different product or whatever, that's

where you include a different image

reference and say swap out the product.

Or really, there's just like so many

different ways you can slice and dice

those three variables to create unique

videos almost every single time. You can

also use that video reference to expand

or extend videos using this model. So,

within Vio 3.1, you know, they do have

the extend feature where you can extend

a video. That's basically all you can do

with it. But here, I could say, "I want

you to continue {slash} video one and

have the girl in the video saying" and

then you could like, you know, XY you

could include the dialogue that you

wanted them to say in the next section

of the video. Or you can say, "I want

them to move into this room." Or I want

them to pick up this product. Or I want

them to

fly into outer space. Like, you can

change the scene dynamically, um but

have it continue based off of that

reference video so that it keeps the

character, the lighting, the voice, like

everything will maintain consistency

from your reference video. This is

insane. You can also have it edit videos

now, too. So, I could say, um you know,

let's say there was Actually, I'll just

show you on the SeaDance website super

quick a really good example of this. So,

here's a really good example of how you

can actually edit videos within

SeaDance. So, here in the bottom frame,

this is the original. There's like a

camera in it, and the prompt is remove

any visible production mistakes from the

video. So, this is the reference video,

and you can see like kept everything

about the video the same, but it removed

the camera from the video. So, you can

actually edit videos now. Here's another

super cool one where it's using

reference images. So, we've got a

starting frame of an empty kind of like,

you know, concrete room, and then you

include the image of the end frame of

like a super well-designed living room,

and this is creating a time lapse of

that entire transition

in real time, which is super cool, looks

super slick. If you're doing anything

with like real estate or anything like

that, this would be really cool to play

with. This example is super cool.

Basically, it's you up you're uploading

a green screen video of two people

fighting with reference images of the

characters and saying, "I want you to

recreate their motion basically with

these two characters in this setting."

So, you can imagine just like how crazy

you can get with this kind of stuff. So,

now that you know what this model can

do, let me show you some examples of

videos I've already created specifically

for ads. All right, so to kick this

video off, we're going to go through

some of the examples that I've already

put together using SeaDance 2 within

arcads.ai. This first example is an

influencer video of somebody unboxing a

fictional pair of Mr. Paid Social Vans

that I put together. Check this out.

>> know what time it is. It's that time

again for another first look. Today, we

got the Mr. Paid Social sneakers. These

are super dope. I'm a big fan of the

black and white colorway. These are

super clean. I can't wait to rock these.

I'm a big fan of these.

Pretty incredible. I mean, the prompt I

used was literally create an influencer

try-on video promoting these shoes. And

the way you, you know, do this in Arc

Ads, I'll show you,

is you upload your reference image here,

and then you reference your image in the

prompt for Arc Ads. So, this is image

one. If I had a second image in here,

maybe of some, you know, the shoes in

like a street setting or on a bedroom

floor or whatever,

um you can include, I believe, it's up

to nine reference images here.

And then you can say exactly how you

want each one of those reference images

to be used in the prompt, which is

pretty insane.

Um you can also add things like audio,

um video. We'll get into how to use all

of that later in the video, but you can

do some pretty incredible things with

prompting. All right, next up we've got

unboxing videos. Here's the prompt:

Create an unboxing video for image one

having it be a POV style video, ASMR

style, with high gain on the sounds of

the box opening, paper crinkling, etc.

No music, just the sound of the

packaging. Check this out.

You've got the sound of the crinkling

tissue paper,

sound of the plastic. That turned out

pretty awesome, I would say. All right,

this next one is really a cool use case.

So, if you're promoting an app, you can

essentially go to your website, grab,

you know, any screenshots you have of

your app in the phone, and then use that

as a reference image. So, here, I'll

show you in the actual prompt, I have

"Using image one, create a creator style

video of an influencer holding their

phone and showing off this app." And

then I include the URL to the app with a

reference image of the actual app. So,

I'll show you what that looks like. So,

I literally grabbed this like hero image

of multiple screens from the app and

just downloaded that. So, here's what

that looks like.

This app is amazing. It has so many

features that make studying so much

easier. I can highlight important

information, add my own notes, and even

create flash cards to help me remember

everything. Go check it out and download

it to your phone. Like the fact that it

put this the like crappy screenshot even

it wasn't even like a cropped screenshot

or anything. It was a crappy screenshot.

It was able to put that into the iPhone.

It wrote the script for it. It had

bouncing shots from the influencer back

to the phone, back to the influencer,

wide angle, close up. Like it just did

it all like a 15-second clip. And

literally this was the prompt. Use the

image of and create a creator-style

video of the influencer holding their

phone. All right, this next example is

also pretty crazy. Um it's basically

I'll I'll show you how I put the prompt

together and what I used for it. So,

here I don't know if you can tell if I

zoom in. There's like this collage image

here of like a bunch of products.

Basically, I just This is a fictional

collage of photos, but I was like make a

outfit that a Gen Z would wear

basically. And it was like make it Mr.

Paid Social branding. So, I said a

lifestyle ad that looks like something

you might see on Instagram of an

influencer wearing these products, fast

paced, natural lighting, iPhone quality.

Check out how good this turned out.

She's wearing the sweatshirt.

The sunglasses,

the jeans, the shoes.

It added music.

Like it's got

Like that looks like a legit content

creator

put on that outfit and just like put

something together for TikTok.

Insane. All right, this next one's a

cool use case for any real estate folks

out there. So, literally all I did I

went to like Zillow. I grabbed three

images of like here's the kitchen,

here's the living room, here's the front

of the house. Like this is an actual

house on listing right now on Zillow. Um

and I said a real estate walk-through

video of image one, image two, image

three. And here's how that turned out.

Check this out.

Welcome to this 1969 mid-century modern

home in the desirable Lake Wilderness

neighborhood. The main level features a

gorgeous kitchen with stainless steel

appliances and quartz countertops. The

great room has vaulted ceilings and a

gas fireplace. Welcome to So, obviously

like it messed up saying counter taps or

whatever.

Um but like I didn't even include the

dialogue. If I wanted to be really

specific here, I could have included

exactly what I wanted them to say. I

could have included all I could have

included a link to the listing and it

probably would have scraped it for more

info. I could have included the

description from the listing in here,

but I think the takeaway here is like

you can just kind of throw in real

estate photos and say create a

walk-through video and it will turn out

pretty pretty good. Um and an awesome

like hack here with C Dance 2.0 is I

could actually if I wanted to continue

this like if I wanted longer than a

15-second video, I could download this

video. So, I'll show you real quick. I'm

going to download this video and then

I'm going to go to remix here. And then

basically what you can do is you can

include the

video. So, if I remove these images,

select C Dance again.

Select 15 seconds. And then I include

this video. So, you can actually include

>> Welcome

videos now. You can include videos now

as references for your prompts. So, I

can rewrite this prompt and say continue

the walk-through

video from and then I can hit slash and

select this video as the reference into

the following

rooms. And then I could say

I could include three more images here

from the listing and say go into this

room and say this, go into this room and

say that, go into this room and say

that. And you could just basically build

out an entire walk-through. It could be

like a minute long and it would be

totally consistent. Like you'd have the

same person doing the voiceover, it'd be

the same style. And you could end up

with like a full-blown walk-through

video for like 40 bucks, which is

insane. Considering normally you'd have

to hire a crew to come to you the

listing with their expensive camera and

gear, pay them to film it, pay them to

edit it. I have videographer friends in

the real estate industry that do this

and they charge thousands of dollars to

do basically this. So, pretty insane.

All right, for this one I want to see

how C Dance would do with a green screen

video. Um it didn't quite get it

exactly, but I'm going to show you a

little hack that I did to get really the

end result that I was looking for with

very minimal effort. Here I said using

image one. So, image one is basically a

screenshot that I took of my private

school community like the about page. Um

I want to generate a TikTok-style green

screen video of an influencer talking

about why you should join my community

on school, points out different parts of

the landing page behind him the

influencer. Um perspective is selfie

style with arm extended towards the

camera, iPhone quality. So, I liked what

it gave me in terms of the influencer,

but obviously it messed up on the whole

like green screen concept of it. It just

kind of like threw it on the wall behind

them. So, what I did was I downloaded

this video from our cats, just tossed it

into CapCut. There's a button that lets

you just remove the background. And then

I just threw my actual what I put here

behind it as a green screen. I just

created the green screen video, but

check out how good this turned out.

Inside the AI Ad Alchemist community.

This is where you can come to leverage

AI and automation to finally scale your

ads. So, you can increase your ROS, save

time, and scale your ad operations. The

influencer's performance here or like

the AI avatar's performance here, it

looks like a real person. Like his hands

are moving. He's looking He looks like

he's talking into his camera. Like if I

didn't know this was AI, Inside the AI

Ad Alchemist community. This is where

you can come to leverage AI and

automation to finally scale your ads.

Like I probably wouldn't know.

Pretty incredible. All right, this next

one's kind of fun and honestly it's a ad

style that I've been seeing work really

really well for folks.

buddy in the industry who's like pivoted

his entire business to literally just

doing street interview creatives for

brands. So, I wanted to see if we could

recreate this with C Dance. So, here's

the prompt. Generate a street interview

style video of two young males

approaching a group of young females and

asking them what they think about Mr.

Paid Social. So, obviously like we could

have prompted this to like ask them

about your product or I could have put

in more dialogue here to ask some

specific questions and you could use

that for your ads. But like just look at

how good this turned out.

>> Today we're asking people what they

think about Mr. Paid Social. What do you

ladies think about Mr. Paid Social?

I think he's really innovative.

I don't think his targeting is as

effective as it could be.

I heard he's a vegetarian.

I'm actually not a vegetarian, so she's

wrong. But yeah, that I mean that turned

out super good. And again like this

prompt was very very simple. Like I

didn't go too crazy with it. You can

create ASMR-style videos with this

model. So, this prompt. ASMR-style

unboxing of image one, which image one

was just a product image of this Mr.

Paid Social Cola. No music, just high

mic gain and influencer whispering. So,

check this out. It's probably going to

make you I don't really like ASMR, so it

makes I don't really like listening to

it. But check this out. slaps. You know

what I mean? Like that's what I'm

talking about. That's what I want to

see.

Oh my gosh.

Look at that.

It's the fingers. like that. Yeah. The

fingers on the can and everything. It

just like it nailed it. So, I've been

seeing a ton of these like Pixar or

claymation-style cartoony ads out in the

wild. Um mainly for like supplement

brands, health and wellness brands,

pharmaceutical companies, um what have

you. Because it's really easy to create

with AI and they're a little bit more

engaging and and whatnot. I think Dara

Denney made some content recently

talking about like the breakdown effect

of like why these actually perform

really really well for brands right now.

But I wanted to see if we could recreate

it with AI using C Dance. So, check this

out. Um create a claymation-style

narrative ad explaining the risks of

heart disease in men and how image one

can make all the difference. So, image

one here is a supplement fictional

supplement that I made with Nano Banana

with Mr. Paid Social branding. So, check

out how this one turned out.

>> Heart disease is the number one killer

of men.

But the right vitamins can make all the

difference.

Introducing Mr. Paid Social, the premium

daily multivitamin that helps support a

healthy heart.

Heart So, that one I mean I thought it

turned out pretty good. The motion was

good. There's like a voiceover, the guy

looks concerned. You bring in the

product. Obviously like we could have

gotten way more descriptive in our

prompt and probably had like some

variances in the cuts and everything.

But also if you wanted to continue this

story, this is where again we can simply

download the video, include it as a

reference for the next prompt, and just

continue the story along. So, there's a

lot you could do with this. Okay, this

one is a really interesting use case and

I think something that a lot of people

can actually use pretty well for their

ads. So, I found an ad in the wild from

a brand called Javy. They're like a

coffee brand or whatever.

And I wanted basically the video was

like a real person. There was posted

notes on it with like callouts. And the

person is just ripping off one posted at

a time and it's revealing like, you

know, it's like real coffee, it's good

for you. Like the feature benefits of it

basically. And so, I was like I feel

like I could recreate this using C

Dance. So, I gave it a try. So, first

thing I did

is this is a screenshot of the video

of just like the vibe and the brand you

know the the the coffee, all that stuff.

And so, what I did is I tossed it into

Nano Banana 2, again with an Arc Ads,

and I prompted it to change the brand

name to Mr. Paid Social, have the girl

be blonde, have the post-it say, "This

is 100% AI." right? Um so, if you had a

completely different product here, you

could have put a completely different

product. If you wanted to change the

appearance more, like there's a lot you

could do with it. But, just check this

out. So, uh this first one I say, "Have

this ad be 100% AI." Then, I continue

prompting it, "But, you would never

know." So, then it creates the next

frame, and this one says, "I'm about to

show you how." right? So, we've got

three images with three different

post-its. This is where SeaDance gets

really, really cool in what you can do.

So, here, I've got a prompt that says,

"The shot start" I should have said

starts, so I had a typo there, but um

with image one, then the woman's hand

pulls off the first post-it note to

reveal image three, and finally pulls

off the next post-it to reveal image

two. So, um here, like image two and

three is just the reference of the way

that they uploaded into Arc Ads. Um but,

check this out. It actually worked.

Like

it did what I wanted it to do. It had

the person pulling off the post-its

notes.

Um you know, if you wanted to, like you

probably I probably could have gotten a

little bit more creative with my Nano

Banana prompting in terms of like the

font, making it look a little bit more

um messy. I think this turned out like a

little robotic or a little like

printed-looking. I think it still looks

great.

Um but, like compared to the original,

it's like, you know, real handwriting is

a little bit

you know, I can tell the difference,

maybe not everybody can.

Um

Anyway, I thought that actually turned

out really solid. So, this next one, you

know, I see these videos all over the

place on like Facebook and Instagram,

but there's these like time-lapse videos

that show people like doing construction

work or doing a home remodel or

whatever. Um there's a lot of use cases.

I feel like you could use this with ads,

like if you were like a home design

company, and you want to show off like

how you can transform a space and have

it be like a

a time-lapse and all that. But, um

so, what I did here is I had a picture

on my phone of like the woods, you know?

Um and so, I just uploaded it, and I

said,

"Nano Banana 2, put a beautiful

treehouse in the woods with a spiral

wooden stair going up." So, I have a

bunch of these to choose from, right?

So, what I did is I took the starting

frame, so basically the picture of the

woods without the treehouse

in the woods. And then, I had the

second reference image be

the treehouse complete. And the prompt

is, "A time-lapse video showing the

constructing of the treehouse, where

image one is where it should start,

image two is where the time-lapse should

finish, and the video with a

walk-through of the interior." Check

this out.

Pretty sweet.

Pretty sweet. And then, um

I wanted to actually see if this would

work. So, there was another one of these

videos in here. So, in this version, I

have it end with this walk-through, and

it kind of like goes in, right? And I

wanted to see if I could continue this.

So, I downloaded this video, uploaded it

back into SeaDance, and said, "Continue

the walk-through of the treehouse from

video one, add dialogue of people

talking about how happy with how the

treehouse turned out." Let's check this

out.

So, it's continuing on where that video

left off.

>> It's so much better than we ever thought

it would be. You think the kids will

like it? I know they're going to love

it.

Like

pretty crazy. Like it's just continuing

on from where it left off, even like had

the same like piano vibe from the music

from the first video. So, you could put

them together, and it would feel like

one fluid, continuous video. All right.

So, now we're going to like switch gears

a little bit here, and I'm going to show

you some crazier use cases here, right?

As you can see with this one I have up

here, this prompt is significantly

longer than the ones I've been showing

you so far. The ones I've been showing

you were kind of like my lazy prompts,

like I wanted to just see what the model

would do, giving it kind of more

creative freedom. Here, I wanted to see

how the model would do with a very

refined prompt. I don't write these

prompts from scratch. Nobody does.

Nobody's sitting here like writing out

paragraphs for prompting. Um so, this is

where Claude Code comes into play. And

I'm going to show you how we can connect

Claude Code directly into Arc Ads AI

through their API, where Claude Code

will write the prompts for you, it will

structure the videos, and it will upload

them into the API to process all the

videos and the creatives for you, so you

can do everything within Claude Code and

not have to be copying and pasting back

and forth and like sending screenshots

back and forth from AI or like the way

we've historically done this is I've put

together like a custom GPT or something,

where there's prompting guidelines, and

then you're kind of bouncing back and

forth between a chat and Arc Ads. Now,

you can just do it all within Claude

Code, and it works so

freaking well. All right. So, the first

step here is you're going to go to this

repo on GitHub. I've published the

entire

Claude Code agent with the skills and

everything in here. So, literally all

you have to do is copy a URL, throw it

into Cod- Claude Code, and it's going to

set everything up for you perfectly. Um

this comes with kind of instructions

here inside of GitHub. If you've never

used GitHub or Claude Code, I promise

you it's not that hard, and this is

probably the use case you've been

waiting for to give it a try. The link

for this is in the description below, so

grab that right now. And then, once you

have the link, essentially all you're

going to do is copy the link. You're

going to go into Claude, and at the This

is Claude Desktop, so you want to

download the Claude Desktop app on your

computer, not go like don't do it

through Claude on the mobile or sorry,

on the web app.

Um there's more power that you get from

the desktop app um

for this use case. Like it'll actually

download things to your drive, and

you'll you'll see why it matters. Um you

don't You could also run this in

terminal. If you're one of those folks

that uses Claude Code in terminal, I

personally prefer using the desktop app.

It's just a little bit cleaner, and

terminal scares me um probably like most

of you watching this video.

So, anyway, here's how it works. You're

going to first go into your computer

somewhere, right? And I want you to just

make a folder somewhere, call it like

coding projects or Arc Ads or AI or

whatever. You just make a folder

somewhere in your computer. I have one

that's called coding projects, and my

folder for Claude and Arc Ads is called

Arc Ads and Claude Code. So, this is the

folder that I work out of whenever I'm

using this tool. So, you're going to

create a folder, and then you're going

to go here, click new session, right?

So, there's nothing in here. At the

bottom within Claude Code, you select a

folder. So, here's where you can select

that folder you just created. So, I'm

going to go to coding projects, Arc Ads

and Claude Code, open. So, now you can

see we've got a folder selected here. We

want it to be local, and don't worry

about this stuff yet. So, here um is

where literally all you're going to do

is paste in that URL from GitHub, and

tell Claude, "Please set up this repo on

my machine."

And then, it will like the the repo

already has all of the instructions and

everything that's needed to set this up

for you, and it's just going to go. Um

I'm going to show you what that looks

like. Just to show you the full example,

I'm going to create a new folder on my

computer and call it Arc Ads

plus Claude

um demo, just so you can see how this

will work in your own computer. Let me

pop back into Claude. I'm just going to

change it to that folder.

Okay. So, we've got our folder open. You

can see like there was no GitHub

connection here because there currently

isn't a repo installed in this folder

yet. Um so, yeah, we've got this GitHub

link. I'm saying, "Please set this re-

repo up on my she- my machine." And I'm

just going to click go. I like running

my Claude Code in bypass mode, um which

basically just means you don't have to

constantly like approve things when it

asks you for them.

It is more dangerous, so just make sure

you understand the risks before doing

that. Otherwise, you're going to have to

kind of sit here and babysit it and be

like approve, approve, approve, approve,

approve. Um so, right now, it's, you

know, it cloned the repo for me,

and we're setting up the instructions on

setting this all up. So, while it's

working on that, pop over back to Arc

Ads, log in or sign up if you don't have

an account, just log in. Now that you're

logged in, you're going to go to

settings, and then here in settings,

there's this public API. So, here, you

would click get new credentials, and

then it would give you a client ID and a

client secret.

So, here, we're back in Claude Code. It

looks like it set everything up for me,

and now it's just saying that we need

that Arc Ads API key, and to add it to

the .env for you. Um normally, it's

supposed to open the .env file for you

and show you where to paste it in. It

didn't this time, so I'll make sure

that's fixed, but if it doesn't do that

for you, just say, "Please open the .env

file on my desktop so I can paste it

securely

in there."

Um by rule of thumb, when it whatever

you're working in something like Claude

Code, you don't want to paste API keys

in the chat windows. It's just less

secure. Okay, so I asked it to open up

the .env file and you can see it all

opened up here just in a text editor and

it has a couple things where it's like

shows you where to paste it in. So, here

is where you would paste in your API

key. Um you can also include your client

ID and all that good stuff here. Um but

once that's done, all you have to do is

close it

and then you're set up. So, it all it

needs is that API key in that .env file

and then it can basically structure all

the calls for you to upload everything

into Claude or into Arcads. This Claude

Code agent is loaded with the prompting

guidelines as well as multiple templates

for everything I'm about to show you

where you can recreate it just by simply

asking it to create a video with your

product. So, here's an example of what I

was able to create using the Claude Code

connection here. Check out this video.

Bro, these finally came.

Look at this. The details are crazy.

Suede on the front, the blue pop on the

back. Come on.

The fit is perfect, too. Not even going

to lie.

These are not leaving the rotation. Like

it had multiple shots. I didn't write

the dialogue. I didn't do anything. All

I did was popped over into Claude Code,

added a reference image of my product,

and said, "I want you to create a UGC

style video for me." And then it went

and

crafted this prompt,

fired it off into Arcads for me.

Like I didn't even have to copy paste

anything. Insane. All right, here's

another one with that same pair of Vans

like Mr. Paid Social branded Vans. Check

this out. Bro, these finally came.

Look at this. The details are crazy.

Suede on the front,

the blue pop on the back. Come on.

Fit is perfect, too. Not even going to

lie.

These are not leaving the rotation.

Also, if you want if you think I should

make Mr. Paid Social branded Vans, let

me know in the comments cuz I kind of

want those.

All right, so here is where this can get

really, really cool using Claude Code

and Arcads. So, I found this ad in the

wild and I wanted to see if I could just

have Claude Code recreate it for me.

Check this out.

>> Classic crew tricks by Mott & Bow. By

far my favorite tees. So comfortable.

They hide my belly and my man boobs and

enhance my pecs and shoulders. They have

a super sturdy binded neck that will

last for years. So, So, you get the

point. It's like a bunch of shots of

people like touching the fabric and

there's like dialogue over it, voice

over, music, all that good stuff. So,

what I did, and this is something I just

added to this repo and you can use it

right now.

Um if I scroll up here,

I had it create a new skill

where it will analyze the video for you.

Like I'll I'll show you exactly what it

did. I wanted it to So, I I referenced

the

the like video that I just showed you

and then I wanted to see how it would

work with this Mr. Paid Social T-shirt

that I This again, this is fake. I just

used Nano Banana 2 to put this together,

but I wanted to see if it would

basically recreate that video but with

my product and have it look and feel

almost exactly the same. So, first, it

analyzes that source video. So, it's

like 39 seconds long, eight beats, 118

words. So, Claude Code is able to

transcribe the video. It uses something

called FFmpeg

to extract multiple frames from the

video so it can actually like

understand what's going on visually.

And then it does this whole like

analysis of that video. We're basically

going to clone it. So, what transfers to

my product, it's going to keep the

hands-on face, the beat structure, the

physical proof, jump cut, per beat

pacing, all this good stuff. It's going

to change the Mott & Bow tees to my Mr.

Paid Social. The future claim's going to

be different, all this good stuff. Um it

asked me like to approve the dialogue,

so I could have put in my own dialogue.

I just had it write dialogue, so it

handled that handled that all for me.

But part of this is you actually like

get presented with a full like script

and dialogue to approve. Um I approved

it all and then it fires it all off into

Arcads for me. So, it creates a new

folder here and you can see like all of

the different um video clips that it

made for me.

And then what I had it do is I tested

and this is what's crazy.

I wanted it to create a 15-second

version that was just kind of like the

essence of it but like a shorter

version. And then I wanted to it to

recreate the entire video with multiple

clips and then also as a last step,

stitch every single video back together

for me into a folder. Long story short,

went through all this stuff and it did

it all and let me show you the final

result. Okay, so it opened the folder

for me so I could see everything that it

made. So, I've got all of those assets

finished right here on the left. This is

Claude Code on the right. I'm going to

show you the fully stitched version

first. So, this took the three different

videos that it generated for me in

Arcads, stitched them together. Check

this out.

This is the Mr. Paid Social T by Gen Z

Threads. By far my favorite graphic T.

Vintage wash, super soft, heavyweight

cotton.

Look at this collar. It's thick. It's

binded. No bacon neck ever. 100% organic

cotton. This thing is built to last.

Row AS emoji, master of the algorithm,

driving clicks and conversions. If you

run ads, this is your T.

Goes with everything. Jeans, joggers,

layer it under a hoodie. It's a So,

we've already gone through two separate

clips and you probably didn't even tell

that we switched to new clip. It was

flawless. Vintage wash, so it looks

broken in from day one. Size medium fits

perfect. Not too slim, not boxy.

If you run paid social, you need this T.

Link in bio. So, it put together a whole

script. It generated all the videos. The

vibe I would say was like pretty spot-on

in terms of what it was able to do from

that reference video that I gave it.

There's a couple little things, right?

Like the the tag or you know, that text

got kind of jumbled. Um

you know, I might have Like if I wanted

to solve for that, probably what I would

do is include a reference image of the

starting frame

and approve that first so that you're

happy with the way like all the text on

your products looks before the like the

full video gets created.

Um that's one way that you could kind of

safeguard against that. And that's

something that you could tell Claude

that you wanted to do. Like you could

literally just say like, "I want you to

generate the starting scene images using

Nano Banana 2" and it would just do that

for you. Um I'd fire those off into

Arcads, give them back to you to uh so

you can review them. This is basically

like vibe coding but instead of vibe

coding, you're vibe AI creative-ing.

Vibe creating. Like it's just so crazy

now how far we've come from like having

like custom GPTs to now having

full-blown like AI agents that learn

with you. Like as I use this, if there's

something that I'm like, "Oh hey, um

commit this to a skill." It'll just save

it as a skill and then it will do that

exact same thing again for me. So, now

if I if I after all this, if I was like,

"Okay, I want you to save this exact

like creative template as a skill that I

can call back and use again." And I've

done this. I'll show you exactly. Like

in the project files, there's all of

these skills and like I have one for a

feature walk-through, a premium reveal,

a product hero, a studio look back, a

UGC video. Like anytime you clone a

video with this, you can have it commit

that clone to a skill and then call back

to that skill as a template, which is

pretty incredible. I'm going to show you

a couple more examples here. All right,

so here's another example where I found

this video ad in the wild. It's like

very like studio quality.

You know, there's like shots of someone

trying on the product in front of a

studio backdrop with studio lighting and

there's audio and all that good stuff.

And what I did, same process we just

went through, I took this video, I

tossed it into Claude Code and was like,

"I want to recreate this video and I

want it to be a template that I can use

again." So, it did that and then all I

had to do was have it

recreate this video but for this brand

of Mr. Paid Social hat. Again, fictional

product that I just created, but like

I'm going to play both here, but I'm

going to play this one without sound so

you can get a sense of like how well

this nailed the vibe. So, here's the

reference. Here's the new one.

I've been looking for a hat that

actually has some character. The

corduroy, the color blocking, the patch,

the Mr. Paid Social camp cap just hits

different. I've been looking for a hat

that actually has It's so good. It did

such a good job with everything. The

lighting, the pacing, the multiple

shots, like the zoom on the actual

product. Like look how good that Like it

looks like a real hat. You can see the

stitching.

This was a image. This was like an image

that I just made on Nano Banana 2. This

This doesn't even exist. This product is

not real. And it made it look so

freaking good. All right, here's another

example where I found this like um Solo

Stove ad in the wild, it was like super

cinematic and I just tossed it into

Claude code, asked it to recreate it

with my

hat.

Check this out.

Like did a pretty freaking good job at

making a cinematic

high-quality looking product shot style

ad. Okay, so here's another one that I

had Claude code clone for me. Um,

essentially this is like an influencer

talking about like all of the different

product features and benefits of a

product while demoing it out. Um, so

here's the Claude code Arc ads clone

with C Dance 2.0. If I could only wear

one hat for the rest of my life, this is

it, no question. Three-tone corduroy,

woven patch, and this adjustable strap,

so it fits anyone.

Absolute staple.

And that was only a 10-second long

video. Like, we could have done a

15-second long video, we could have done

multiple of these where like it

continued on with like I think this

video what is like

36

seconds long.

Um, so like we could have had this, you

know, continue on with more of the

feature call outs. I could have lit had

it list all of them. Um, but you know,

like I mean, in this video you saw how

he takes the hat off, he like stretches

the band, like talks about the features

as he puts it back on.

Flawless. All right, so let's run

through an example of using Claude code

with Arc ads live so you can see the

entire process from end to end. And to

get the examples that we're going to use

and where I often look for like good

inspiration for ads is I'll pop into

Motion. Uh, if you've never checked it

out, Motion and Analytics, they've got

this um, Inspo tab here and it's so

insanely helpful. They've got this

visual format here. So if like I want to

find examples of any of these styles of

ads, I can just click on one, so I can

click on like testimonial and it'll show

me all these testimonial style ads. So

for this, I want to be doing video since

that's what we're doing for this video.

Um, I can filter by days active. Let's

say it's been active for 3 months, so

that's, you know, more likely to be a

top winner. Product type, we can choose

between all these different styles. I'll

leave it open for now. Okay, so I just

found this ad from Motion. It's for like

a anti-wrinkle face mask.

You're not just losing your smooth

I like the vibe. It's like, you know,

voiceover, she's talking about the

problem, demoing the product, all that

good stuff.

Um, so I'm going to download it and

we're going to try and clone it. So I've

downloaded it onto my desktop. Now all I

have to do is drag it into Claude code

and I'm going to ask it, please clone

this video for my product. And for this

one, I'm going to use my Mr. Paid Social

Collagen Peptides powder. So I'm going

to drag that image

back over to Claude code, drag it in,

and so I'm So I'm saying literally just,

please clone this video for my product.

I'm going to press enter. So you can see

it's starting to extract the frames.

It's going to transcribe the audio with

Whisper, analyze the frames, and present

a summary, decide the mode, adopt the

prompt dialogue gate. Um, it's going to

tell us the audio it's going to use, an

estimated cost. So you can see look,

it's like

taking

screenshots of all of the frames to

understand the video dynamically. And

this process might take a couple minutes

in Claude code, but here's the beautiful

thing. I you can have multiple agents

doing this for multiple videos for me in

parallel within Claude code. What does

that even mean? It means that I can

create a new session, have my folder

selected for Arc ads in Claude, and I

can just whip up a whole new session

where it's creating a new ad for me in

this session. So I could have really

unlimited number of different instances

of Claude code all creating different

clones of different ads for me in real

time. So it literally

Yeah, this is wild.

It literally extracted 12 screenshots

from the video so it could better

understand the context. Now it's done

that, you can see it's kind of like put

all this information up here, but it's

prompting me, how should we handle 26

seconds to 15 sec- seconds compression?

It's asking me if I want to create a

15-second clip or if I want to do two

clip series problem payoff or both

versions. Um, for this, since we're

doing some show and tell here, let's do

both versions where it's going to create

a 15-second version and it's going to

create a two clip series for me.

This is wild. It shows like the entire

beat map of the video defining traits.

There's a problem problem solution

narrative arc, mixed media cuts,

voiceover narration, and we've got

handheld phone, multiple locations from

the bathroom, bed, couch, white wall,

mixed framing, face close-ups, overhead

lifestyle shots. The tone is empathetic,

confident, aspirational. Starts with I

feel your pain, shifts to here's the

answer, ends with you deserve this.

Like

it's putting that video into a formula.

Like it is recreating

how that video works and like

I'm I'm really excited to see what it

comes up with. Okay, so we've got both

versions. Version A, here's the

15-second clip. It gives us the dialogue

to approve. So problem, your skin is

losing collagen every single day. Um,

and again, I just include a product

image of my like Mr. Paid Social

Collagen supplement thing that I made

up. Like, you could include so much more

context. You could include the website

URL, you could include like the

description of your product, you could

include like so much context so that it

could write even better dialogue that

would be like specific. Right now it's

kind of making assumptions based off of

just the image that I gave it.

Uh, the pain point, expensive serums,

treatments not cutting it. Silent scoops

collagen powder.

Uh, one scoop a day,

visibly healthier skin in weeks. Mr.

Paid Social Collagen, your skin back.

Cool.

So 30 words, going to be 15 seconds,

fits at natural pace. Cool. Then we've

got the two clip version, which is

basically just longer with more

dialogue. I'm going to go ahead and say

yes that I approve the dialogue. If I

didn't, I could just say, hey, change

this, actually I want to say this. Like

you can go back and forth with it.

That's another thing that's I think

really awesome about using Claude code

for this is there's it's like you're

working with an employee, like a

creative strategist, really. Like an AI

creative strategist that you're just

like

iterating on in real time to get

hopefully what will be

the perfect output here. And like I

don't know how this is going to turn

out. This might be a complete failure

and I might be like really embarrassed,

but we'll find out soon. It's

firing off all three clips into Arc ads

right now. So if I go, it makes like a

new folder for the API calls. So let's

see. Okay, it's giving us an estimated

credit cost now saying like what each is

going to cost within Arc ads so that

you're not just getting surprised with a

crazy amount of credits being taken from

your account. I accepted, so let's take

a look at Arc ads. All right, so here we

can see it's generating the media in Arc

ads. We've got the whole prompt here. So

take a look at. Yeah, this is something

like you could also ask Claude to give

you before if you wanted to review like

the entire prompt. If you've ever done

any like vibe coding or any then or

anything like that using APIs, you know

like they can be kind of a pain in the

ass sometimes and this is another thing

that's just so awesome with Claude code

is like

it ran into an issue where like the

image it was using as the reference

expired in the API and so now it's just

like retrying for like it's just going

to keep iterating and re- trying until

it gets you to what you're looking for.

All right, so we have one of the

versions done. Looks like it's still

working on some of the like multiple

variation ones, but let's check out this

one.

Your skin is losing collagen every

single day and you can Damn.

>> Expensive serums, treatments, creams

not cutting it. We found a better

solution. Mr. Paid Social Collagen

Peptides powder. Your skin

That I mean, I feel like it nailed the

vibe pretty well. Like there was a

couple things I noticed like

all of these products said Mr. Paid on

them. Um, so like

you know, maybe I would have included a

reference image

of a counter or something um, that we

could have used. But the actress looks

UGC. She's on her couch, you know, she's

in her bathroom, like she's got

blemishes, shadows under her eyes, like

she's flipping us off.

The phone she's holding looks like a

real iPhone. It's not like weird.

Overall,

very, very impressed with how well this

did at at cloning that original vibe.

Okay, so now it's taking this version.

This is like the B1

and it's uploading that as a video for

the second one for B2.

So cool. It's so cool it's just doing

that. So if I refresh Arc ads now,

I should see the second video

starting to generate. And yeah, here it

is. You can see it's starting to

generate.

You can see the prompt that's with it.

Um, it includes the video as the

reference and now we're just waiting for

the second video to generate.

And it's going to pull it, download it,

stitch it with the first one, and give

it to us to review. While we're waiting

on the last video to finish generating,

I wanted to quickly highlight that I do

have a private community on school

called the AI ad alchemist. This

community is up to 459 members as of

filming this video and we are currently

nerding out on all things generative AI

for advertisers. This is a vibrant

community full of media buyers, agency

owners, CEOs, and AI enthusiasts. I've

got hours and hours of content in here

as well as guides and templates to help

you scale your ads with AI. If you want

to check it out, the link is in the

description below. All right, looks like

the second video finished generating.

Claude code automatically saw that and

is downloading them and stitching them

together for us. All right, let's see

how it turned out. So we've got all of

the files here in our computer that

Claude downloaded from Arc Ads for us on

its own and then we have this stitched

version that's 30 seconds long that had

like the multiple shots. Let's see how

it turned out. Your skin is losing

collagen every single day and you can

see it. Expensive serums, treatments,

creams,

not cutting it. We found a better

solution, Mr. Paid Social Collagen

Peptides Powder. No more guessing, no

more overspending. This is the second

video.

>> in your coffee or smoothie.

Bioavailable,

type one and three, visibly healthier

skin in weeks. Your time, your money,

your skin back.

Dang.

Um

that's wild. It like made a full-blown

ad for us on its own from giving it a

reference. Just think about like how

little we had to do to make that happen.

Found a video we liked, threw it into

Claude code, said, "Hey, clone this ad

for me." Gave it the reference, gave it

the product. Like literally all I gave

it was this image

and it created that video. I could have

given it so much more context if this

was a real product and I had like

Ah, I'm just I'm blown away by how well

that worked. So anyway, if you want to

use this with Arc Ads, the repo's in the

description below. Super easy to set up,

you'll be up and running probably in

like 10 minutes and then again, yeah,

you can run multiple agents, have

multiple projects going. This works with

um not just C Dance but also VO 3.1. You

can generate images with Nano Banana

Pro, Nano Banana 2. Really any of the

features that are available in Arc Ads

right now are pretty much you can use

this for once you give it your API key.

So, yeah. This is like the ground floor

for you to use an AI agent to do all of

your AI creative work inside of Arc Ads.

All right, one more crazy example of how

you can use this model is including

reference audio. So, I can record myself

saying something, uploaded it as a

reference, and then have an AI character

say exactly what I said. So, here's an

example. I just recorded myself saying

something stupid but check this out. So

this is my original voice. Holy

you guys. This is my real voice and I'm

recording it.

But this AI avatar is holding this

product while using my voice.

I what?

Holy Okay, so I included that as

the reference audio with this image of

the Mr. Paid Social um like Vans

sneakers. Listen to the voice on this

character.

>> Holy guys. This is so crazy.

I don't This is my voice. Like I'm

talking here. Holding my voice.

Wow. Okay.

I don't really know what else to say.

Holy When I laughed, it laughed.

He laughed. Whatever. Like

what? So crazy. All right, that's all I

got today for this video but if you got

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make a lot of content showing you how

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stuff in the community right now

including this repo that we just talked

about. I have a bulk ad system that I'm

dropping in the community shortly and so

much more fun stuff. As you know, the

world of AI and automation right now is

changing literally daily so there's

always something new dropping in that

community. As always, thanks for

watching. It means the world to me. I'll

see you on the next video.