Clone an ad: new person, new place, your own motion graphics

What you'll make

A clone of an ad you already have: the same words and beats, a new person in a new place, then dressed with your own motion graphics. Use an ad you made or have the right to use.

1. Write down what it says

The captions in your ad already hold the exact words. Copy them in order, so the clone says the same thing.

2. Make the new person and the new place once

Ask Claude for a character sheet for the new person and a location sheet for the new place (5 credits each). Both keep their look the same in every shot.

3. See the price, then render

Ask Claude to render the ad with both sheets as references and the words as the script. A 12 second vertical clip with her voice on Seedance 2 Mini at 720p is 49 credits. Ask for the cost first; nothing renders until you say so.

4. Add the motion graphics

Read the clip for word times (2 credits), then put the graphics on top, each timed to the word she says: a hook badge at the start, captions with the key word highlighted, a sticker on the claim, and your own end card to close.

Good to know

• The clone follows the same beats as your ad, not frame for frame.
• The voice is a new voice, not a clone of the original speaker.
• If one shot looks wrong (a hand, say), re-render just that shot and place it over the original; the voice and captions stay as they are.

Everything Claude makes is saved in your MCP history.