When to use it
For brands testing product-ad openings, agencies making client deliverables, and creators giving one trip or shoot several distinct stories.
Inputs, decisions and output
| Part | Details |
|---|---|
| You provide | Reusable footage and one brief per output. Each version needs its own audience, message or opening idea. |
| Shorty handles | An edit plan and rendered output for each submitted brief. The batch controls let you prepare multiple briefs in the composer. |
| You control | The footage attached to each brief, its story, opening, ending, duration and output canvas. Duplicate a brief, then change its direction. |
| You receive | Separate MP4 outputs. Review and publish each approved file through your usual channel. |
How to use it
- Prepare the first brief with its footage and output settings.
- Use + to duplicate the active brief or add another version.
- Change each brief to a distinct hook or story and check its footage.
- Use the batch submission when available, then review the separate results and credit use.
Example instruction
Adapt this instruction to your footage and review the result.
Make a 15-second vertical product ad from this shoot. Open with the product solving the problem, show one close-up demonstration and finish with the supplied product name. Use the same restrained caption style as the other campaign versions.
What to check
A new version needs its own direction. Repeating the same brief does not establish a controlled creative test.
Available batch size and credit requirements are shown in the product. Output review, ad testing, scheduling and publishing remain separate steps.