What do you need to prepare (product photo, spec sheet, and persona) to create realistic UGC ads on the OMNI engine?
To create realistic UGC video ads on the OMNI engine in DropReel (15 credits per 10s scene), you only need 3 simple inputs: a clean front-facing product photo (or a Shopee URL imported via Official API), a short spec list of real benefits, and a saved Persona from the Images tab (Nano Banana 2).
- Product photo: one sharp, front-facing image free of text stickers (or pulled in HD from a Shopee link).
- Concise spec sheet: 3 to 5 real benefits, dimensions, or guarantees to guide the AI Director.
- Consistent persona: generated in the Image Studio (dedicated photo quota) using zero video credits.
- Free daily test: your 15 free daily credits cover 1 full 10-second OMNI scene every day.
What are the verified figures and facts on this workflow?
- 15 créditos por cena de 10s — 10s OMNI Engine at 15 credits & Dedicated Image Quota (2026): Each 10-second scene on the OMNI engine (consistent actor and real product) uses 15 credits per 10s scene powered by Google DeepMind, while Nano Banana 2 photos draw from a dedicated image quota without using video credits.
- Saldo próprio de imagens — 1080p (9:16 or 16:9) Resolution & 1-Scene Preview (2026): All videos render in 1080p (9:16 or 16:9) with a 1-scene preview before the full batch, aligned with creative specs in the Meta Business Help Center.
- API Oficial Shopee + conversão automática s.shopee.com.br com SubID — No-lock-in monthly plans from R$ 47 to R$ 597/month (2026): Built for TikTok Ads Manager and e-commerce, Starter is R$ 47/month (700 credits + 200 images), Creator is R$ 147/month (2,500 credits + 1,000 images), Pro is R$ 297/month (5,250 credits + 2,000 images + 4-network auto-post), and Scale is R$ 597/month (unlimited* credits & images, up to 500 OMNI scenes/month).
- 15 free daily credits & automatic refunds (2026): Every account gets 15 free daily credits, automatic credit refunds on system failure, and a 7-day withdrawal right under Article 49 of the Brazilian Consumer Code.
What is the 3-input checklist for keeping your actor and product sharp in OMNI?
The Google OMNI Flash engine fuses your persona’s facial reference with your product image to render 10 continuous seconds in 1080p 9:16. Following this 3-input checklist ensures natural product handling and accurate sales claims:
| Required Input in the Ad Tab | What to Provide (Ideal Standard) | What to Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Product Photo | Single, well-lit front shot showing the full item (or Pull from Shopee link) | 4-photo collages or promotional "Free Shipping" stickers over the item |
| 2. Description / Spec Sheet | Real benefits, material, capacity, price & warranty | Leaving specs blank so the AI has to guess product features |
| 3. Persona (AI Actor/Actress) | Front-facing portrait saved from the Images tab (Nano Banana 2) | Sunglasses, extreme side profiles, or group photos |
| 4. Script Review | Read and approve the 10s pitch on screen before spending 15 credits | Launching multiple variations without reading the opening hook |
Do I need the physical product in hand or a reference video to use the Ad tab?
No. Inside the Ad tab, you do not need to film anything or hold inventory: just paste your store link (on Shopee, Pull from link imports HD photos and specs via the Official API) or upload a clean front-facing supplier photo.
What is the step-by-step workflow inside DropReel?
- If you do not have a saved persona yet, open the Images tab (Nano Banana 2), generate your actor using your photo quota, and save under Personas.
- Open the Ad tab and paste your product URL (on Shopee links, click Pull from link) or upload a clean front-facing product image.
- Verify the title and enter 3 to 5 real, provable benefits in the Description/Specs field.
- Select your Persona, pick a sales angle (Pain Point, Curiosity, Social Proof, or Automatic), and enable script review.
- Approve the script on screen and render your first 10s OMNI scene (15 credits, covered by your 15 free daily credits).
What are the common mistakes to avoid?
- Uploading a full-page browser screenshot with website menus instead of the isolated product image.
- Using a half-cropped product photo where the true packaging shape is cut off.
- Skipping the free on-screen script review before spending 15 credits on the OMNI render.
How does DropReel solve this for your ad and photo workflow?
DropReel unites the AI Image Studio (Nano Banana 2 with a dedicated quota of 200 to 2,000+ photos/month, virtual try-on, and face swap) with the OMNI video engine (15 credits per 10s scene with a consistent actor holding your real product) and Official Shopee API import. No-lock-in plans start at R$ 47/month with 15 free daily credits.
Frequently asked questions
Can I test my first OMNI scene without paying for a subscription?
Yes. Every account receives 15 free daily credits in the dashboard—the exact amount needed to render 1 full 10-second OMNI scene.
Does creating my persona’s photo use up the 15 credits for the OMNI scene?
No. On monthly plans (starting at R$ 47/month), every photo generated in the Images tab uses your separate monthly image quota (200 to 2,000+ photos/month).
What if I want to replace the person in an existing viral video with my persona?
Use the Persona Swap tab: upload the reference video and your saved persona photo so the OMNI engine recreates the scene with your actor.
Can I test the OMNI engine and Image Studio before subscribing?
Yes. Every account receives 15 free daily credits inside the dashboard (enough for one full 10s OMNI scene per day), and plans have no contract lock-in.
Continue reading
- How to create UGC video ads with an AI actor holding your real product without hiring creators?
- How does the OMNI engine keep the exact same persona and product across every video scene?
- Step-by-step: how to create high-converting AI UGC ads with multiple sales angles
- How much does an AI UGC ad on the OMNI engine cost compared to hiring human creators?
- How to generate AI product photos, consistent personas, and virtual try-on images?