Introducing Creatify Agent
The world’s first creative agent that ships high-performing image and video creatives
Prompt: A montage of "free, untamed" imagery — animals in motion, raw nature, regal stillness — that culminates in the perfume bottle as the reveal. The name "drift" is sold by association: wind, water, wilderness, instinct. Aspirational, cinematic, no VO; carried by music and motion.Scene-by-scene 0:00 – ~0:01.3 — Galloping horses (motion blur close-up). Tight crop on the legs and flanks of two horses (one dappled grey, one cream) mid-gallop, kicking up dust. A rider's leather-jacketed arm is partly in frame. Sets the tone: speed, freedom, instinct. ~0:01.3 – ~0:02 — Alpine skier carving. Side-on shot of a skier in a teal shell jacket and orange boots cutting a turn, fresh powder spraying off the edge, blue sky and snowy peaks behind. Adrenaline beat. ~0:02 – ~0:03.3 — Horse + boy in turquoise sea (aerial). Top-down/high-angle on a chestnut horse standing chest-deep in glassy turquoise water with a young swimmer beside it. The film exhales here — same subject (horse) as scene 1 but now in total stillness. Pivot from "wild" to "serene." ~0:03.3 – ~0:04.5 — Classic sailing yacht (aerial). Overhead of a wooden sailboat (number 44 on the spinnaker) with white sails fully billowed, cutting through deep navy water. Sense of wind, momentum, "drifting" at sea. ~0:04.5 – ~0:06 — Seagulls and iceberg. Massive blue glacier wall with a flock of seagulls swirling in front and floating on the water below. Cool palette break, evokes pristine/uncharted. ~0:06 – ~0:06.7 — Black panther in a red Moorish courtyard. Lounging panther on cream tile, framed by deep wine-red arches, small white fountain, potted bay plant. Color and energy flip — warm, opulent, sensual. This is the "luxury / scent" cue before the bottle reveal. ~0:06.7 – 0:09 — Hero product shot. "drift" perfume bottle (rectangular clear glass, amber juice, copper/rose-gold cap) on a sandstone slab with red canyon walls in the background, golden hour sun flaring through the gap. The wordmark "drift" animates in below the bottle — first a soft, glowy hand-drawn style, then resolves into a clean white serif lockup. End frame.
Prompt: Make a super fast paced, .4 second multi shot cooking video making chicken pesto pasta. full video is 20 seconds
Prompt: 15-second vertical TikTok ad for Creatify with an AI-reveal twist. Open on a young gym bro filming a mirror selfie — backwards black cap, grey tee, white towel over shoulder, AirPods in, industrial gym in the background. Caption "every guy at the gym films himself, but this time…" then punch into a tight face close-up as he says "I'm NOT REAL — I was created. Imagine what I can do for your brand." Cut to two quick black background how-to slides explaining the workflow: GPT-image-2 generates the mirror-selfie reference images (wide shot + face zoom), Kling 3.0 turns them into talking clips, combine in editing. End on a real human in a cream-walled room, same wardrobe, smiling at the camera saying "Creatify.AI." Ultra-real UGC look throughout, escalating close-ups, casual VO, background beat that drops on the reveal.
Prompt: The Real Story"TONEDeadpan. Dry humor. Zero winking at the camera. Played completely straight — like a History Channel documentary had a baby with a metal band.THE SPOT — 60 secondsOPEN:Desert. Scorching heat. Sand everywhere.Title card appears — old documentary font:"Egypt. 2560 BC."ACT 1 — THE STRUGGLEEgyptians. Exhausted. Pushing an absolutely massive stone block. Grunting. Sweating. Going nowhere. The block hasn't moved an inch.One guy tries to lift the corner. His back gives out immediately. Falls flat.Complete silence except for the desert wind.ACT 2 — THE SHIPSShadow falls over everyone.They all look up.Three alien ships. Hovering. Descending slowly. Dramatic orchestral sting.Everyone panics. Running, screaming, hiding behind rocks.ACT 3 — THE CANOne guy doesn't run.Not because he's brave. Because something caught his eye.A Liquid Death can. Half-buried in the sand. Glinting in the sun.He picks it up. Looks at it. Shrugs.Cracks it open.Drinks the whole thing in one go.Beat.His eyes go wide.He walks over to the stone block — the one ten men couldn't move.Picks it up.With one hand.Walks it over to the pyramid. Slots it in perfectly. Dusts off his hands.ACT 4 — THE ALIENSThe aliens watch from their ships.Slow zoom on the alien leader's face.He looks at his co-pilot.Co-pilot looks back at him.They look back down at the Egyptian.Long pause.The ships slowly... turn around. And leave.One alien, quietly, to the other:"They don't need us."END CARD:Black screen.The can. Centered.Then the voiceover — gravelly, deadpan:"You really think aliens built the pyramids?"Beat."Murder your thirst."LIQUID DEATH.
Prompt: Make an ad for this video game showcasing each character
Prompt: 9-second cinematic vertical brand ad for Arc'teryx. No talking head, no captions — just a fast-cut montage of premium adventure-luxe imagery, each shot held ~1.2s with a rich cinematic color grade. Open on a close-up of polo horses thundering across a dirt track, motion blur in their manes. Cut to an alpine skier in a teal jacket carving powder down a slope with snowcaps in the distance. Then a wide of a man wading into turquoise Caribbean water beside a chestnut horse. Aerial of a classic wooden racing yacht under full white spinnaker sails, slicing through deep navy ocean. A black panther stretched out on cream marble in a burgundy-walled palatial courtyard with a tiered stone fountain. End on pure black: the white Arc'teryx archaeopteryx skeletal logo fades in, then the wordmark resolves below. Mood: moody, premium, mysterious — sweeping low-strings score that swells into the brand reveal.
Prompt: Create a horizontal ad for TopStep using the reference image and inserting a hiker making his way up to mountain with the goal of getting to the top of the mountain.
Knows your brand before it makes the ad.
Video is a language, not a clip. A good video does what a good story does — it selects what to show, paces the reveal, and lands an idea. It can introduce a product, stage a feeling, carry a narrative, or argue a point in a way no single image or single shot can.
Creatify Agent is a state-of-the-art creative system that owns the entire production loop — reading the brief, researching the brand and what's currently winning on TikTok and Instagram in your category, planning every scene, generating shots in parallel, scoring the audio, compositing the cut, and reviewing its own work against the original brief before anything ships.
This is a step change in how AI makes creatives. Not a single text-to-video or text-to-image model dressed up as a product, and not a general-purpose video agent stretched to fit creative work. Creatify Agent is purpose-built for finished creatives — multi-scene, brand-faithful, scored, polished, ready to publish — from a single brief, sometimes only a URL. It's the difference between a model that can render a beautiful shot and a system that delivers the whole video.
Your brand
Your assets
Your industry
Skills, picked for the brief.
There's no single "right" way to make an ad. A DTC supplement spot has nothing in common with a mobile game ad, or a podcast clip. So we don't handle them the same way. The agent ships with a registry of pluggable skills — /ugc, /street-interview, /podcast, /cinematic, /animated, /e-commerce, and more — each tuned by our team for that format's conventions. The producer reads your brief and selects the right one automatically. No template menu. As new formats emerge, every brand on Creatify gets them at once.
Tweak a single scene without rerunning the whole thing.
Don't love a shot? Reply in the same thread. The agent remembers everything from the brief — your product, your persona, your script, your music — and only re-runs what you asked to change. Different avatar. Brighter scene. New line of voiceover. Retry one cut. Swap the music. The rest of the ad stays exactly as it was. Iteration shouldn't mean starting over. It should mean editing.
An in-house QA layer catches what others miss.
The most expensive failure in AI video isn't bad lighting. It's a product label that morphs mid-shot, a brand name that misspells itself, a price that quietly changes between cuts. A diffusion model has no way to catch any of it — no critic, no second pass. Creatify Agent attacks this structurally. A vision-capable critic judges every scene against the brief before it enters the cut; failures route back, and the offending scene regenerates. The same quality check our internal creative team runs on every ad we ship, baked into Pro mode by default.
Text rendering
Product fidelity
Persona consistency
In a chat, or on a canvas.
The agent comes in two interfaces. Pick the one that fits the project — you can move between them on the same ad.
Agent
Runs in chat. Drop a link, type an idea, or pick a skill. We research your category, write the script, lock your persona, generate the music, and send back finished ads. Most people start here.
Flow
Runs on a canvas. Same agent, different surface. Watch every scene as it renders, tweak the ones you want to change, swap a shot without rerunning. Built for pros, agencies, and studios who want to drive every detail.
Built to stay useful, brief after brief.
The agent isn't a one-shot model — it's a system that gets sharper the longer you use it.
A brain that fills up as you work.
Every approval, every reject, every brand fact lands in a memory you can actually read. Your preferences, your product specs, your team's decisions — the agent picks up where you left off, not where the model was trained.
Connectors that close the loop.
Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Google Ads, Slack, Discord, and a dozen more. Connect once and the agent can post drafts, or ping a channel — without you leaving the thread.
Paste a link. We do the homework.
Drop a Shopify, Amazon, or App Store URL and the agent imports your brand, imagery, copy, and pricing in seconds. Already added? It's waiting in your library, ready for the next brief.
Tested against the field.
VideoAdAgent Bench v1 is the open benchmark we built for AI ad agents. 20 briefs, 16 systems, ~1,400 pairwise verdicts judged by Claude Opus 4.7 and GPT-5. Creatify wins composite quality across every dimension we measured — multi-scene narrative, on-screen text accuracy, persona consistency, product fidelity. Methodology, code, and every verdict are public.
AI ethics & safety standards
At Creatify AI, we are committed to the ethical development, deployment, and use of artificial intelligence technologies. As we continue to push the boundaries of generative AI, we remain steadfast in our belief that the impact of AI should always prioritize the well-being and interests of people. Our approach to AI ethics is grounded in the principle of empowering humans.
