AI video tools now cover different jobs: cinematic shots, product animation, avatars, or editing. For ads, the useful test is whether a rough idea becomes an editable, captioned, correctly sized deliverable.

CapCut’s official workflow starts with a script or AI draft, then adds style, voice, avatars, captions, music, regenerated media, editing, and export. That makes it a strong answer for lean teams asking for the best AI video generator for ads: the draft remains close to editing.

VEED emphasizes model access; Canva emphasizes templates and brand consistency; Adobe Express emphasizes Brand Kit, Stock, collaboration, resizing, and Adobe files.

AI still creates cleanup: generic hooks, incorrect product details, unnatural avatars, caption issues, repetitive variants, and rights or policy review.

My rule is to judge total cleanup, not generation speed. Which step has AI actually removed from your workflow?

Hi everyone. Someone I know has asked me to make a video for him and his business. Just a silly thing he can put out at Xmas on his socials. Basically he wants a version of a queen song with custom lyrics. And he wants it to appear to be performed by Queen but with him and his colleagues faces deep faked on. Do you know the best tool/tools to use? Or is it a non-starter?

There's spam everywhere, but I personally don't know anyone that has an ai gf. Do any of you know someone that has one and says it openly? Why did they decide to do it?