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UGC Ad Pack Generator

One approved product proof → a model-agnostic, Klariven-branded ad packet you can hand to any text-to-video tool, any editor, and any creator workflow.

Static ad pack generator · model-agnostic · no playable video generation, no provider integration, no publishing automation

Approved source proof

1 · AI Creator Profile

A creative viewpoint Klariven writes the pack against. The profile is a directional brief, not a real person, not a synthetic testimonial, not an avatar Klariven generates.

Creator name (placeholder)

"Jordan" · placeholder handle for the creative viewpoint

Persona archetype

Founder / operator — first-person, lived-in, low-polish

Voice style

Direct, dry, slightly self-deprecating; short sentences; no hype words

On-camera presence

Handheld, eye-level, mid-shot; relaxed posture; natural pauses

Wardrobe direction

Plain crewneck or hoodie; matte colors; no logos in frame

Setting direction

Lived-in home desk; one window of natural light; visible cable mess at start, clean at end

Pacing

Direct-response cadence — 2–4 second beats, hard cut on hook, pause on payoff

Creative viewpoint only. Not a real customer. Not a synthetic testimonial. Not an avatar generated by Klariven. The operator chooses whether to cast a real creator, self-record, or pass this brief to an external creator marketplace.

2 · Product Reference Pack

The single source of truth the rest of the pack writes against. Approved facts, do-not-claim list, shot-worthy details, packaging callouts.

3 · Hook Bank

Twelve hooks across six angles. Each hook is a draft requiring review before use in production.

1. Pain-ledCables piling up on every flat surface? You're not the only one.
2. Pain-ledCharging your phone, but your desk looks like a tangled mess.
3. Proof-ledMagnetic slots hold each cable in its own place.
4. Proof-ledWeighted base means it doesn't slide when you tug a cable.
5. Speed-ledPlug in. Walk away. Find your cable in two seconds.
6. Speed-ledFrom shipped box to set-up desk in under a minute.
7. Comparison-ledCable trays hide your cables. TrailKit makes them findable.
8. Comparison-ledUSB-only docks make you choose. This holds anything magnetic-tipped.
9. Trust-ledMatte black or soft gray. No flashing logos. No loud branding.
10. Trust-ledQuiet aesthetic. Doesn't shout 'tech accessory' across the room.
11. Founder-ledI built TrailKit because my own desk drove me crazy.
12. Founder-ledFirst version sat on my own nightstand for six months before we shipped.

4 · Scene-by-Scene Script

Six scenes, ~30 seconds total. Each scene carries a beat, on-screen action, voiceover, on-screen text, and a duration target. Drafts only — review and approve before any external execution.

1. Scene 01 Hook · pain 0:00–0:04

   On-screen action

   Wide shot of messy desk; cables tangled across a notebook.

   Voiceover

   "Cables piling up on every flat surface? You're not the only one."

   On-screen text

   "Cable spaghetti. Every desk."

2. Scene 02 Setup · why nothing else worked 0:04–0:09

   On-screen action

   Quick cuts: under-desk tray, velcro strap, silicone clip — each rejected with a small head shake.

   Voiceover

   "Tried the tray. Tried the strap. Tried the clip. Still digging for the cable I actually wanted."

   On-screen text

   "None of it solved one-handed retrieval."

3. Scene 03 Reveal · the dock 0:09–0:14

   On-screen action

   Plain box on the desk. Hands open it; lift the dock; set it down.

   Voiceover

   "The thing that worked: a weighted dock with a slot per cable."

   On-screen text

   "TrailKit · Desk Cable Dock"

4. Scene 04 Proof · weighted base + magnetic slots 0:14–0:20

   On-screen action

   Close-up: cable clicks into a slot. One-handed tug — dock stays put.

   Voiceover

   "Magnetic slot per cable. Weighted base so it doesn't slide when you pull."

   On-screen text

   "One-handed retrieval."

5. Scene 05 Use · three cables docked 0:20–0:25

   On-screen action

   Phone, watch, earbuds — all docked at once. Pull each in turn; dock doesn't move.

   Voiceover

   "Phone. Watch. Earbuds. All in one place. All findable."

   On-screen text

   "Three cables · zero hunting."

6. Scene 06 Close · CTA + trust 0:25–0:30

   On-screen action

   Static end card: dock on a clean desk, soft gray colorway swap; Klariven-branded watermark in corner.

   Voiceover

   "Matte black or soft gray. Plain packaging. See the demo."

   On-screen text

   "See the demo →"

5 · Shot List

Eight shots mapped against the six scenes. Use as a capture checklist for any external creator workflow — Klariven does not film, schedule, or coordinate the shoot.

6 · Video Model Prompt Pack

Six prompt blocks, one per scene, written model-agnostic. Compatible with any text-to-video or image-to-video tool the operator already uses. Klariven does not call these models in this slice — there is no provider integration, no API key handling, no render queue, and no playable video generation.

Wide shot, eye-level, handheld, natural window light. Cluttered home desk; charging cables tangled across a notebook and keyboard. Lived-in setting; slight camera jitter; no studio lighting. 4 seconds. No on-screen text rendering — overlay added in editor.

Top-down quick-cut sequence: under-desk cable tray, velcro cable strap, silicone cable clip. Each shown briefly, hands moving away in dismissal. Natural light; lived-in desk surface. 5 seconds total. No text overlays.

Medium shot, eye-level, handheld. Plain kraft box on desk. Hands open it, lift out a small weighted matte-black cable dock with magnetic slots, set it down on the desk. Natural light; no logo visible. 5 seconds.

Macro close-up at 45 degrees: a USB-C cable tip with magnetic adapter clicks into a slot on a matte-black weighted dock. Cut to close eye-level: a hand tugs the cable; the dock stays put. Natural light; lived-in desk. 6 seconds total across two cuts.

Medium shot, eye-level, handheld. A matte-black weighted dock holds three cables (phone, watch, earbuds) in separate magnetic slots. A hand pulls each in turn; dock does not slide. Lived-in desk; natural light. 5 seconds.

Wide static shot of a clean desk: matte-black dock on the left, soft-gray dock on the right, both with cables docked. Subtle natural light. Hold for 5 seconds. End-card text and Klariven-branded watermark added in editor — do not render text overlays inside the model output.

Model-agnostic. Works as a paste-target for any text-to-video tool the operator chooses (e.g. Seedance, Runway, Kling, Pika are example destinations only — Klariven does not integrate, call, authenticate to, or proxy any of them in this slice).

7 · CapCut Finishing Checklist

External-tool runbook for editing the captured or model-generated footage in CapCut (or any equivalent editor). Klariven does not connect to CapCut, does not edit the timeline, and does not export the final file.

1. Drop the eight shots onto the timeline in scene order (01 → 08).
2. Trim each shot to the duration target listed in the shot list.
3. Add hard cuts on hook beats; soft cuts on use beats.
4. Layer voiceover from the scene script; align beats to the hook and proof shots.
5. Add on-screen text per scene using the ad pack's text lines verbatim.
6. Color-grade for natural / lived-in look; do not over-saturate; preserve window-light highlights.
7. Add captions / subtitles for accessibility; review for claim-safe wording.
8. Apply the Klariven-branded watermark to the end card; verify it stays legible.
9. Add the disclosure / provenance label planned for the production workflow.
10. Export at 9:16 (short-form), 1:1 (feed), and 16:9 (long-form / YouTube) as separate files.
11. Send to the operator for human approval before any publishing — Klariven never auto-posts.

8 · Klariven Proof / Share Page Copy

Static copy for the Klariven-branded share / proof page that accompanies the ad. Klariven does not host the page in this slice — copy is handed to the operator's existing site, CMS, or landing-page tool.

Page headline

"The desk dock that doesn't slide."

Sub-headline

"Magnetic slot per cable. Weighted base. Matte black or soft gray. Designed for desks, travel kits, and creator setups."

Proof line

"Built around one constraint: one-handed cable retrieval."

Claim-safety note

"No productivity, health, or guaranteed-performance claims. Approved facts only."

Klariven branding line

"Made with Klariven · review-before-publish · signed provenance"

Provenance label

"AI-assisted ad pack · approved by operator before publish · provenance recorded in Klariven"

Disclosure label

"AI creator profile is a creative viewpoint, not a real customer."

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9 · Upgrade CTA Block

Informational only. No checkout, no buy button, no subscribe button, no Stripe, no payment form, no email capture. Describes how the future render lane will be priced once playable video generation is live.

Display only. No payments, no Stripe, no checkout, no buy button, no subscribe button, no trial sign-up, no account creation in this slice. Real billing flows through the future shared Trelmir Commerce + Identity layer once playable video generation ships.

UGC Ad Pack Generator is a static, model-agnostic, Klariven-branded ad packet. No backend, no auth, no accounts, no database, no API, no OAuth, no analytics, no payments, no Stripe, no checkout, no subscribe button, no buy button, no email capture, no video hosting, no render queue, no playable video generation, no provider API keys, no model-provider dependency, no native Seedance integration, no native CapCut integration, no publishing APIs, no creator marketplace, no voice cloning, no timeline editor are implemented in this preview. External tools — text-to-video models, video editors, creator marketplaces — are optional handoff targets only; the operator runs them outside Klariven. The AI Creator Profile is a creative viewpoint, not a real customer, not a synthetic testimonial, not an avatar Klariven generates. Pricing copy in the Upgrade CTA Block is informational and uses video credits, not unlimited video. Real billing, render execution, provider integration, and platform publishing all require the production backbone before any real ad work begins.