70 days active on a cartoon ai ad
the best part about this format is that nobody expects it to look real
they know it was made with ai and still stop, watch and buy
basically a cheat code for marketers
278 ai animation ads here, no excuse for struggling with creatives in 2026
link below
Bao Ngoc Luong retweeted
Animated ads are the CHEAPEST way to scale a saturated category in 2026.
Steal these 19 tricks Hydroh used in this winning ad:
1. Good Guy vs. Bad Guy: Make your product look like a hero, and make cheap knockoffs look like an ugly villain.
2. Crazy 2-Second Hook: Start in the middle of wild action so thumb-scrollers stop instantly.
3. Bright vs. Dirty Setup: Place your product in a bright room and the cheap competition in a dark gross spot.
4. Giant Cartoon Faces: Use big & silly facial expressions to show happy or angry feelings faster than real actors can.
5. Never Stay Still: Keep tiny bubbles, sparkles, motion (whatever’s relevant with your product) going so the video never feels dead or boring.
6. Show the Inside: Animate the inside of your product so buyers see why it works (your secret mechanism).
7. Funny Voice Contrast: Give your hero product a friendly voice and the bad product a scratchy & untrustworthy voice.
8. Juicy Sound Effects: Add satisfying pops, fizzes, and clicks whenever stuff moves on screen.
9. Bouncing Captions: Pop big words on screen right as they are spoken so people watching on mute still buy.
10. Look at the Buyer: Have your character stare right into the camera so the viewer feels like they're being talked to directly.
11. Show the Flaw Fast: Show why the cheap competitor sucks within the first 5 seconds.
12. Zoom In for Proof: Zoom in close when showing a cool feature, then pull back for the main point.
13. Touch & Bump: Make characters high-five, bump shoulders, or lean on each other so the animation feels real.
14. Big Flex Numbers: Put huge numbers on screen like "50g Protein" or "3,000 PPB" to prove it's high quality.
15. Sad Loser Ending: Make the bad product look sad, broken, and defeated right before you drop the price deal.
16. Sticky Buy Button: Keep a bright "Shop Now" banner glued to the bottom of the screen the whole time.
17. No-Risk Promise: Flash a huge risk reversal at the end to make buying a no-brainer.
18. Declare the Winner: Have your character explicitly point out why your product beat the competition.
19. Never-Ending Loop: Make the last second of the ad blend perfectly into the first second so people accidentally watch it twice.
Now go and make your next winning animated ad.
(If you’re doing $100k+ months and can’t crack animated winners like this, DM me ‘PIXAR’ )
Bao Ngoc Luong retweeted
ChatGPT is moving into After Effects.
Higgsfield just introduced an AI Motion Designer plugin that brings ChatGPT into the After Effects workflow.
It can understand animation principles, write expressions, and keep context across your After Effects project.
That means you can go from:
💡 “Here’s what I want to animate”
→ ChatGPT understands the project
→ generates the expressions
→ helps build the motion
No more constantly switching between your creative idea, tutorials, and code.
AI is starting to feel less like another tool beside After Effects and more like a motion-design assistant inside it.
This could seriously change how creators approach animation.
Have you tried it yet? its on @higgsfield . Link in the comment
Bao Ngoc Luong retweeted
This is a TikTok account that pamba.app grew to 54 million views and 61k followers.
All organic, zero ads, and it's all AI videos posted through our iPhone farm here in SF.
You'll notice most of the video content is just baiting people to search something on TikTok.
This is because TikTok rewards videos that trigger viewers to search. Unclear why, maybe because they can run more targeted ads or because users stay on the app longer.
The golden opportunity for this format is to not only bait people to search but bait them to search something that will take them to results that showcase your product.
You could create a controversy around your product, describe it vaguely in the video, therefore baiting people to search about it on TikTok.
The beautiful part is these videos are super easy to make, you can pump out an entire week's worth and get them all scheduled in less than an hour on pamba.app.
pixar style AI UGC makes me $70M a year with my ecom brand...
i just broke down exactly how to create them + 2 other amazing formats.
the article below covers:
- scripting
- angle ideation
- the full build workflow
- softwares/tools to use
- etc
for ALL 3 formats
(go read it)
Bao Ngoc Luong retweeted
save this one..
UGC ads are the easiest thing AI can make right now and almost nobody is doing it properly
full workflow, every prompt, GPT Image 2.5 + Seedance 2.5 👇
I wrote the full guide to making scroll-stopping AI Ads
The workflow:
- Find a reference look (Pinterest, TikTok, IG — or pick straight from MakeUGC's library)
- Turn it into a structured JSON prompt with Claude
- Generate the image in MakeUGC
- Animate it in Seedance
- Polish, add captions/audio, post
Works for realistic UGC or stylized formats — Lego, cartoon, ASMR, FOOH, whatever fits.
Full guide with prompts included. Comment "GUIDE" and I'll send it over











