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AdHub
Describe your product, get a finished video ad
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Describe your product, get a finished video ad
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AdHub turns a plain-words brief into a finished, animated video ad (MP4) in about 5–10 minutes. Claude writes the animation code, reviews preview frames and fixes issues before rendering. Voice-over in 29 languages. No subscription.






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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Maker of AdHub here.
Making a decent video ad usually means one of three things: learn a motion-design tool, pay someone, or post nothing. I wanted a fourth option: describe the product in plain words and get back a finished, animated video ad.
How it works: you write a short brief. You can add your logo, up to 6 images or app screenshots, and pick the sound: music, voice-over, or both. Claude (Anthropic) then writes the animation code, renders preview frames, reviews them, fixes what it sees, and renders the MP4. It takes about 5–10 minutes.
What's inside:
🎬 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 16:9, from 5 to 60 seconds
🌍 Voice-over and on-screen text in 29 languages with word-by-word captions, including Arabic and Maghreb Darija
✏️ Free quick edits: describe the fix (a word, a colour, a scene) and only the picture is re-rendered. The sound stays the same.
🎥 Creator edit: upload your own clip and get a hook title, captions, zooms, sound effects and an end card
🧑💻 Screen tutorials and AI avatar tutorials, no filming needed
🛍 Shopify App Store listing kits: the listing copy, screenshots and an app icon made to Shopify's rules
What it doesn't do: no live-action filming, no photorealistic scenes, no stock footage. It's motion graphics and edits of your own clips. AI presenters are never real people.
Pricing: pay as you go with credits. No subscription, and credits never expire. A 15-second video is 70 credits, and packs start at $7. A video that fails is never charged, and you own your videos, including for paid ads.
I'm here all day. Honest feedback is the most useful thing you can give me: what would you make first, what's missing, and where did it fall short?