Make versions of one ad: a new person, a new place
Keep the script and the beats of an ad you already have. Make one version with a new person and one in a new place, for about 71 credits each.
What you'll make
Two new versions of one ad you already have: the same script and beats with a new person, and the same woman in a new place. Use an ad you made or have the right to use.
1. Make the new person once
Ask Claude to make a character sheet for her (5 credits): her age, hair, eyes and outfit. The sheet keeps her face the same in every shot.
2. Or make the new place once
Ask Claude for a location sheet (5 credits): the cabinets, counter, wall and light. Every shot of the ad then uses the same room.
3. See the price, then render
Ask Claude to render the ad with the person and place sheets as references. A 15 second vertical clip with sound on Seedance 2 Mini at 720p is 61 credits. Ask for the cost first; nothing renders until you say so.
Good to know
- The new versions follow the same beats as your ad, not frame for frame.
- A product in the ad is drawn as a look-alike. Add a photo of the real product as a reference.
- Each version costs about 71 credits (a person sheet, a place sheet and the render).
Everything Claude makes is saved in your MCP history.
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