For UGC creators

Built for UGC Creators Who Ship Weekly

Turn one script into a broadcast-ready UGC creator video in under a minute. No camera, no ring light, no reshoot when the brand asks for a fourth cut.

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Built for creator workflows

What a UGC creator actually needs from an AI video tool

Not a corporate avatar generator with a UGC filter bolted on. A pipeline built around the way creators actually work: fast scripts, fast turns, fast iteration.

Script to clip in minutes

Paste the brand's script or write your own. The render starts the moment you hit go, no queue, no waiting on a studio slot.

Delivery that doesn't read as AI

Pacing, micro-pauses and eye contact are tuned per script, not templated. Reviewers in our creator cohort couldn't reliably tell avatar cuts from camera cuts.

Batch variants for testing

Render five hooks against the same body copy in one pass. Ship the variant that performs, archive the rest, no reshoot needed.

40-language dubbing built in

One script becomes a localized UGC creator video in 40 languages with matched lip-sync, not a subtitled afterthought.

Native vertical and square exports

9:16 for Reels and TikTok, 1:1 for feed, 16:9 for YouTube, exported straight from the same render, no separate crop pass.

Priced per clip, not per seat

No studio day rate, no editor retainer. You pay for the clips you actually publish, which matters when a brand deal falls through.

The numbers

What changes when a UGC creator switches to avatar-first production

11x
more finished variants shipped per week versus solo filming, per our creator cohort test
41 sec
average render time for a 60-second UGC creator script in our internal benchmark
40
languages available for dubbed re-renders of the same script
$0.68
average cost per finished clip at scale, cohort average across 200+ renders
The workflow

From script to published clip

Four steps, no production day, no crew to coordinate around your other brand deals.

  1. 1

    Drop in the script

    Paste the brand brief or write your own hook. The system flags pacing issues before you render, not after the client sees it.

  2. 2

    Pick or train an avatar

    Use a stock avatar for speed, or train one on your own likeness so the UGC creator video still looks like you when you can't film.

  3. 3

    Render in under a minute

    Most 30 to 60-second scripts finish rendering before you've finished reading the next brief in your inbox.

  4. 4

    Export cut for the platform

    Pull the vertical cut for TikTok, the square cut for feed, and the dubbed cut for a second market, all from one render.

Built for volume

Built for creators who ship daily, not quarterly

Most UGC creator work dies in the gap between the brief landing on Monday and the camera actually coming out on Thursday. Polymorf collapses that gap. A creator running six brand deals a week can turn every one of those briefs into a rendered clip the same afternoon, then spend the saved hours on the part that still needs a human: picking the hook, reading the comments, deciding what to make next.

  • No studio day blocked out for a single 30-second script
  • Reshoots cost a render, not a rescheduled afternoon
  • One creator can service more brand deals without hiring an editor
  • Every clip still gets a human pass on hook and caption before it ships
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From the field

What creators say after the first week

I stopped turning down brand deals because I didn't have a free afternoon to film. Now the render happens while I'm answering DMs.
Jordan M. Independent UGC creator, 3 brand deals a week
The dubbed versions are the real unlock. One script, four markets, no separate booking for a bilingual talking head.
Mei L. Freelance UGC creator, EU and APAC clients
My hook testing used to mean filming five takes in one sitting until my energy tanked. Now I render five and pick the winner from the data.
Sasha R. Full-time UGC creator
Common questions

What UGC creators ask before switching

Will an avatar video actually pass as real UGC?
Brands care about watch time and conversion more than the capture method. Our creator cohort ran avatar and camera cuts against the same brief and reviewers could not reliably tell them apart when the script and pacing were tuned.
Can I use my own face as the avatar?
Yes. Train an avatar on your own likeness so a UGC creator video still looks like you on weeks you can't get in front of a camera. You control which briefs use it.
How fast is a typical render?
A 30 to 60-second script renders in under a minute in our internal benchmark. Batch variants for hook testing render in the same pass, not sequentially.
Do I need any filming equipment?
No. The workflow replaces the camera step, not the creative direction. You still write the script and pick the hook, the avatar handles delivery.
What does it cost per clip?
Pricing is per rendered clip, not a seat or a studio day rate. Cohort average across 200+ renders lands near $0.68 per finished clip at scale.
Can I deliver the same script in multiple languages?
Yes, dubbed re-renders are available in 40 languages with matched lip-sync from the same source script, useful for creators serving more than one market.
Do brands know it's an AI avatar?
That's a disclosure decision between you and the brand, not a technical one. Nothing in the workflow hides the method from you or from your client.

Ship your next UGC creator video today

No studio, no crew, no reshoot when the brief changes on Thursday. Start free and render your first clip in minutes.

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