Wordless video ad opening writer
Attach product photos. Get 2 or 3 wordless openings, start and end frames, and clip prompts.
Wordless video ad opening writer is a free AI skill for the job "Make video ads". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Tested
What it does
The first seconds of an ad decide whether anyone sees the rest. A motion with a finish holds the eye: a glass filling to its line, a seal peeling off in one piece, a lid clicking shut. People wait for the end. A product slowly turning on a stand doesn't do this, because nothing finishes. This skill picks motions from the way your product really opens, pours or closes, never one made up, and gives each opening a different finish. Each one starts with the motion already under way, lands its finish in the last third, and holds still for the final half second. With no person in shot, your product is the avatar: you approve a product card, then a sheet from your photos and a set that matches your ad's first frame. Then it storyboards a start and an end frame for each opening, so the join into…
You give it
- Your product photos by what they show (pack front, out of the pack, in hand, close-up of the surface)
- How it opens, pours or is used, its real motions and sounds, and what it's made of
- The ad it goes in front of (a still of its first frame, its first line, place and light)
- Your brand's places, light, on-screen text style and what never to show (optional)
- Your tool's shortest clip, and whether it takes a start and end frame (optional)
- Product photos (optional)
You get
- A line-up of 2 or 3 openings, each with a different finish and a reason someone would wait
- A product card, product and set sheets, and lock lines that spell out how the material moves
- A start frame, an end frame and a shot card for each opening you approve
- A clip prompt for each, a suggested overlay (or none) and a delivery list
Use it when
- Your ad holds people once they're in, but too many scroll past the first second.
- Your product has a satisfying moment (a pour, a scoop, a click, a peel) that you've never shown up front.
- You want to test new openings on an ad you already run, without filming a new ad.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Attach your product photos and describe exactly how it opens and is used, in your brand's words.
- Attach a still of the first frame of the ad it goes in front of.
- Approve the line-up, the product card, the sheets and the storyboard, in that order.
- Make one clip, check it, then the rest. Test each opening on the same ad as separate ads.