How do I make a full ad campaign inside Claude?

A brand kit, a key visual, a square feed ad, a 6-second vertical video ad with music, voiceover and captions: all made in one Claude session with Typeshoot, for 190 credits.

Updated 12 November 2026 · whole kit 190 credits

Key takeaways

  • One Claude session made a key visual, a square feed ad, a vertical clip and a finished 6-second ad with music, voice and captions.
  • The whole kit cost 190 credits (about $1.90). The video clip was more than half of it.
  • Saving the brand first (free) kept colours and tone the same across every piece without repeating them in each prompt.
  • Every image and the clip started from the key visual, so the can and its label stayed identical throughout.

The kit, made in Claude

Fernhill cold brew can on a mossy rock by a forest stream, headline “Slow brewed. Fast mornings.”

Key visual for FERNHILL cold brew: a matte forest-green aluminium can with a small cream label reading FERNHILL COLD BREW, standing on a mossy granite rock beside a misty pine forest stream at sunrise, condensation beads on the can, warm low morning light. Headline at the top in a tall condensed cream serif: "Slow brewed. Fast mornings." Clean space at the bottom. Commercial product photography, high detail.

GPT Image 2.6 Flare · 20 credits

Square Fernhill ad: the can on linen next to a mug of iced coffee, headline “Cold brew for people who own a tent.”

Square feed ad using this exact FERNHILL can, same label and colour. The can lies on its side on an oat-cream linen cloth next to a tin camping mug of iced coffee and a few pine needles, top-down view, soft morning light. Headline in a tall condensed forest-green serif at the top: "Cold brew for people who own a tent." Small text at the bottom: "Fernhill Cold Brew". Plenty of clean space. [key visual attached]

GPT Image 2.6 Flare · 20 credits

Vertical frame of the Fernhill can on the mossy rock, no text

Vertical 9:16 frame of this exact FERNHILL can, same label and colour, standing on the same mossy rock by the misty forest stream at sunrise, camera lower and a little closer, more mist and light rays, no text and no headline anywhere. [key visual attached]

GPT Image 2.6 Flare · 20 credits

Slow cinematic push-in toward the FERNHILL can on the mossy rock. Morning mist drifts across the stream, sunlight flickers through the pines, a drop of condensation runs down the can. The can and its label stay exactly the same. Sound: a gentle forest stream and a few birds, no music, no voice. [vertical frame as the start image]

Gemini Omni Flash, 720p, 6 s · 102 credits

[calm] Brewed slow. Made for early mornings. Fernhill Cold Brew.

ElevenLabs v4, voice Brian · 2 credits

Calm acoustic folk instrumental for a 6-second outdoor coffee ad: fingerpicked guitar, soft brushed percussion, warm and unhurried, morning feel. (Instrumental.)

Lyria 3.5 · 20 credits

Lay the music under the clip at 30% volume, then the voiceover on top, then burn in bold word-by-word captions from the voiceover’s word timings.

Merge media ×2, Add captions · 6 credits

Total: 190 credits for 7 outputs.

How to do it

  1. Save the brand: name, colours, fonts, tone and a few rules. It costs nothing and every later request uses it.
  2. Make the key visual with the headline, on a model that renders text cleanly (GPT Image 2.6).
  3. Make the other formats as edits of the key visual, so the product never changes: a square feed ad, and a clean vertical frame with no text.
  4. Animate the vertical frame into a short clip, with the camera move and the sound in the prompt.
  5. Make a voiceover that fits the clip’s length, and a quiet music bed.
  6. Assemble: music under the clip, voice on top, captions last from the voiceover’s word timings.

What to ask Claude

PromptSave a brand called Fernhill: colours #1F3B2D, #F2E6D0 and #D9822B, a tall condensed serif for headlines, calm and a little dry in tone. No neon, one headline per ad.
PromptMake a 4:5 key visual for Fernhill cold brew: the can on a mossy rock by a forest stream at sunrise, headline “Slow brewed. Fast mornings.” Use GPT Image so the text is clean.
PromptFrom that key visual, make a square feed ad with a new headline, and a 9:16 frame with no text that I can animate. Keep the can exactly the same.
PromptAnimate the 9:16 frame: slow push-in, mist, stream sound, 6 seconds at 720p. Tell me the credits first.
PromptAdd a calm voiceover under 5 seconds and a soft acoustic music bed, mix them in and add bold captions.

What it cost, piece by piece

PieceModelCredits
Brand kitSaved once0
Key visual (4:5)GPT Image 2.6 Flare20
Square feed adGPT Image 2.6 Flare20
Vertical frame, no textGPT Image 2.6 Flare20
6-second clip, 720pGemini Omni Flash102
VoiceoverElevenLabs v42
Music bedLyria 3.520
Mix music and voice, add captionsMerge media ×2, Add captions6
Total190

What we’d do differently

  • The first voiceover ran 6.6 seconds on a 6-second clip, so the brand name would have been cut off. A shorter script fixed it for another 2 credits. Write the line to about 5 seconds for a 6-second clip.
  • The bold caption style is all lowercase, which turns “Fernhill” into “fernhill”. Use the clean style if the brand name must keep its capital.
  • For a first pass, draft the clip on a cheaper model such as MiniMax H3 Max Fast (40 credits for 5 seconds), then render the final on the default.

Want to price your own version first? Use the AI video cost calculator, or see more single-format pages: AI ad generator and image to video.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an AI ad campaign cost in Claude?

This kit cost 190 credits ($1.90 at $10 per 1,000 credits): 60 for three images, 102 for a 6-second 720p clip, 22 for the voiceover and music, and 6 to assemble and caption it. A cheaper draft model for the clip would cut the total by more than half.

Do I need Claude Pro?

You need a Claude plan that supports custom connectors, or Claude Code. Typeshoot itself is pay as you go, with 100 free credits to start.

Can I use my own product photo?

Yes. Attach it in the chat and ask for the key visual to be built around it, keeping the product unchanged. Every other format can then be an edit of that image.

Do I have to label AI ads?

Most ad platforms ask you to disclose realistic AI-generated content, and you should never present an AI person as a real customer. Every Typeshoot file also carries an “AI-generated” note in its metadata.

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