Ads

Make ads that don't look like ads.

From raw footage to a batch on Meta: scripts, voice, shots, edits, statics and launch. Every clip you own keeps working, and AI learns your product from it to make realistic new clips and pictures.

Aoraglow 10/16/26 Batch

2 concepts · 11 ads · 3 to review

ReelsSponsored
aShop now
S1 · H1On Facebook
S1 · H2On Facebook
S1 · H5Approved
Approve

Video Ads

Raw footage in. Winning ads out.

Upload the clips your creators send. Scrollbase watches every second, writes the scripts, records the voice, picks a shot for every line and cuts the ad, so a whole batch comes back ready to review.

Aora clips reviewed and graded
541
Aora clips reviewed and graded
hooks written on one concept
15
hooks written on one concept
ads live from one batch, in 2 ad sets
11
ads live from one batch, in 2 ad sets
  • Every clip watched

    What's in each shot, where the product sits and the strongest moments, graded A to C.

  • Scripts that sound human

    Concepts and hooks in full sentences a real person would say. Never ad-speak.

  • One-take voiceover

    The whole script read in one natural take, then cut where the voice is really silent.

  • Cut like an editor would

    Cuts land between words, captions stay off the product, and no ad ends on black.

From a folder of clips to an ad on Meta.

Each step is the job of a person on a creative team, done for you and shown to you: which clips it used and why, every line it wrote, every cut it made. You approve what goes out.
  • Graded footage, so the best moments get used first
  • A shot picked for every line, on the word it's about
  • One ad set per concept, named and scheduled

1Footage, reviewed

A
A
A
AAI
A
A

541 clips graded A to C

2Script, shot by shot

S1 · Boring Wall, Fixed

  • Every single person who comes over asks where I got my hallway lights.
  • It made my most boring wall the thing everyone notices.
  • I can dim it, bright in the hallway or low for wine.

3Voiced and cut

One take0:30

Cuts between words, captions on

4Live on Meta

ReelsSponsored
aShop now

Scriptwriting

Scripts that don't sound like ads.

Scrollbase writes concepts, hooks and ad copy from your product page, what your past ads taught and what's selling, in the words a real customer would use on their phone. It picks a shot for every line as it writes.

hooks written for Aora's 10/16 batch
27
hooks written for Aora's 10/16 batch
hooks on concept S1 alone, each its own opening
15
hooks on concept S1 alone, each its own opening
primary texts, headlines and descriptions per concept
3 · 5 · 2
primary texts, headlines and descriptions per concept
  • Said like a person

    Full sentences in everyday words, the way people talk to their phone. Never a feature list or a slogan.

  • Concepts with real angles

    Each concept is its own idea. New ones read the batch so far and never reuse its lines.

  • Hooks made to test

    Several hooks per concept, each labeled by type: POV, question, social proof, reaction.

  • Ad copy in your format

    Primary texts, headlines and descriptions written the way your longest-running ads are.

S2 The House Sets the Mood

Aoraglow · 12 hooks · 5 body lines

Relatable moment

Every night around 7 our hallway starts looking like this and I'm kind of obsessed.

Social proof

My sister came over last night and asked when we got sconces put in.

  1. Our overhead lights always made the evenings feel harsh.
  2. Now these come on at dusk by themselves, and the house just goes warm around dinner.
  3. I keep ours dimmed way down after the kids go to bed.
Warm Evenings on Autopilot 🌙Sconce Glow, No Electrician ✨60 Day Free Returns

AI Voiceover

Read in one take, like a real person.

Scrollbase reads the whole script in one take with a lifelike AI voice, then cuts it into lines where the voice really pauses. Change a line and it's read again with the lines around it, so the ad still sounds like one person talking.

for all 9 lines of Aora's AOR_2610_S1_H1
1 take
for all 9 lines of Aora's AOR_2610_S1_H1
between sentences, like someone talking
90 ms
between sentences, like someone talking
after a comma, so lines run together
40 ms
after a comma, so lines run together
  • One take, not line by line

    The whole script is read in one go, so pace and tone carry from line to line like a real person.

  • Cut on real silences

    Lines are cut where the voice is truly silent, and pauses longer than a breath are shortened.

  • Fix one line, keep the flow

    A changed line is read again with the lines before and after it, and only that line is kept.

  • Every take listened back

    Whispers, hushed lines, pitch jumps, long pauses and unclear words are recorded again.

AOR_2610_S1_H1One take · 9 lines · 0:30
  • 1Every single person who comes over asks where I got my hallway lights.3.9s
  • 2They just plug into the outlet.1.4s
  • 3It made my most boring wall the thing everyone notices.3.3s
  • 4It looks like it's hard-wired, but it just plugs in.2.5s

Clip Selection

The right shot on every word.

Scrollbase picks a shot for every line from the moments in your reviewed footage: the one that shows what the line says. A plug going in lands on “plug”, and every cut falls in a gap between words.

Aora clips reviewed to pick from
541
Aora clips reviewed to pick from
actions found in Aora's clips, like a plug going in
122
actions found in Aora's clips, like a plug going in
at least between two uses of one clip
5 s
at least between two uses of one clip
  • A shot for every line

    Each line gets the footage that shows what it says, picked as the script is written.

  • Actions on their word

    A plug going in, a dimmer sliding or a head twisting plays right as the line names it.

  • Captions off the product

    A shot with the product right where the captions sit is swapped for one where it shows.

  • Cuts between words

    Every cut lands in a gap between words. No flash of a shot, no frozen frame, no black at the end.

Shots on their wordsAOR_2610_S1_H1
  • “They just plug into the outlet.”The plug goes in on “plug”
  • “There's a little slider on the side where you can adjust the brightness…”The hand dims it as it's said
  • “It turns on at dusk and off at dawn by itself.”Off in daylight from “and off at dawn”

Video Editor

Ask for the edit, or make it yourself.

Open any ad and say what to change, the way you'd tell an editor. Or do it by hand: trim, split, swap a shot, fix a caption, change the color or the music. Every change can be undone, and the shots stay on the voice.

checks on every ad, most with a one-click fix
14
checks on every ad, most with a one-click fix
shaky Aora clips found, stabilized where they're used
91
shaky Aora clips found, stabilized where they're used
formats from one edit: 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1
3
formats from one edit: 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1
  • Edit by asking

    Say what to change in plain words. The chat makes the edit and lists exactly what changed.

  • Or do it by hand

    Trim, split, swap from your footage, drag a cut, fix a caption word, set color and framing.

  • Always on the voice

    An edit re-times only the lines it touches, so shots stay on their words and nothing else moves.

  • Checks with fixes

    Shaky shots, flashes, cuts inside a word or captions over the product, each with its fix.

AOR_2610_S1_H1 Synced to voice

For “They just plug into the outlet”, use the clip that actually shows it. Don't sit on the dark wall, start right before it turns on.

The line now opens on the plug-in clip, trimmed so the hand is already at the outlet and the light blooms right away.

  • · Swapped a shot in line 2 for: hand plugs in the Aoraglow and it instantly casts bright beams up and down the wall.
  • · Trimmed a shot in line 2 to 3.0s

Image Ads

Image ads from your footage, or drawn by AI.

Restyle the room around a real frame of your product, or let AI draw a whole new scene from what it learned of your product: its shape, true size and glow. Each picture is checked the way an art director would, then your words are set in your brand's own layout.

pictures approved in Aora's Oct 18 batch
6 of 6
pictures approved in Aora's Oct 18 batch
from one picture
4:5 · 9:16 · 1:1
from one picture
to change the words
$0
to change the words
  • From footage or from AI

    A real frame with only the room changed, or a whole new scene drawn by AI from your real frames.

  • Checked like an art director

    Shape, true size, night, no render look. A picture that fails is drawn once more.

  • Your brand's own layout

    Your wordmark, a short headline in capitals and one line at the bottom, in real fonts.

  • Every version kept

    Changes, new words and other formats are saved as versions you can switch between.

AOR_2610_S1_H1Image ad · 4:5
Aoraglow image ad: The 2am walk got easier

Drawn from a real frame

IMG_9244 at 5.0 s. Only the room around the light changed.

  • Checked against close-ups
  • Words in Aora's own type

Footage Library

Never run out of ads.

Every clip you've filmed stays in play, cut into as many ads, hooks and angles as you need. And AI learns your product from that footage, its real shape, size and glow, to make realistic new clips and pictures in homes you never filmed.

Aora clips graded
541
Aora clips graded
Aora ads on Meta share one clip
13
Aora ads on Meta share one clip
AI clips for Aora, all graded A
16
AI clips for Aora, all graded A
  • Every clip stays in play

    Each clip's best moments are scored and noted, so older footage keeps getting picked.

  • AI that learns your product

    Your real frames and close-ups teach it the shape, true size and glow, so what it makes looks like your footage.

  • Realistic clips and pictures

    New night scenes and photos of your real product, each in a home you never filmed.

  • Repeats you won't notice

    A clip plays twice in one ad only 5 s or more apart, and never a weaker clip to avoid it.

Footage library

AoraglowA 38AI 14
AAI
A
AAI
A
AAI
A
AAI
A

541 clips graded · 16 AI b-roll clips, all graded A

Ad Lessons

Learn from every ad, not just the winners.

Scrollbase studies the ads you've run, the ones that worked and the ones that didn't. It finds where each one won and lost people, works out why from what was on screen, and keeps the lessons. Every new script, hook and edit follows the ones you keep on.

Aoralight ads studied, flops included
15
Aoralight ads studied, flops included
lessons learned from them
14
lessons learned from them
stages every ad is judged on
4
stages every ad is judged on
  • Where each ad lost people

    Stop, hold, click and buy, each against ads that spent about as much, so the stage that let it down stands out.

  • The flops teach too

    An ad that didn't work shows what to stop: the opening that lost people, the stretch where they left, the clicks that didn't buy.

  • Lessons you choose

    What to keep doing, stop doing and try next, each with its evidence and a switch. New ads follow the ones that are on.

  • The Ad Feed, borrowed right

    Other brands' ads from the Ad Library: borrow the hook and format, never their words.

What Aoralight's ads taught

Open on the glow, not the object: the ads that opened on the unlit light stopped far fewer people, while the glowing kitchen opening scaled.

9worked4didn't13lessons on
Keep doing 7 Stop doing 7 Try next 5

Don't open on the Aora light switched off, held in a hand or in a daylit room, where it reads as an adapter, camera or speaker; the glow has to be on screen in the first second

Every ad that opened on the unlit light, by a sunny window or in a hand, stopped far fewer people than ads like it. It cost them the stop, not the sale.

StrongStop

Don't follow the hook with slow mood shots under adjectives like 'beautiful, high-end, subtle, sleek'; the 3-7s right after the hook needs something happening on screen

Every ad with mood shots right after the hook lost most of its viewers between 3 and 7 seconds. The one that shows the prongs early kept them longer.

StrongHold
Worked
Didn't work
Mixed
Worked

Meta Launch

Approved today. Live at midnight.

Each concept goes up as its own ad set in your testing campaign, named your way, with the copy you picked for each ad. Then the Launch page shows how every ad set is starting.

Aora ads uploaded
22
Aora ads uploaded
ad sets, one per concept
4
ad sets, one per concept
Meta auto-changes turned off
35
Meta auto-changes turned off
  • One ad set per concept

    Named after the batch and the concept's number, in your testing campaign.

  • Scheduled or paused

    Starts at midnight in the ad account's time zone, or goes up paused for Ads Manager.

  • No surprise edits

    Meta's automatic creative changes are off, and an outdated export never goes up.

  • See how they start

    Spend, purchases, ROAS against your target and unique CPC for each ad set since upload.

Ready to upload

S2 · Hallway at 2am

3 approved · its own ad set

Upload 3

On Facebook

Sample numbers

AORA_GLOW_1016_BATCH_S1

S1 · Boring Wall, Fixed

Running

Spent

$604

Purchases

17

ROAS

2.51x

Unique CPC

$0.69
2 winners

Questions

Ads, answered.

Anything else? Join the list and ask us in the reply.

How much of it is automatic?

Almost all of it. You bring footage and pick the concepts you like. Reviewing clips, writing, picking shots, voicing, cutting, captions and naming happen for you, and you can step in anywhere.

Will the scripts sound like ads?

No. Every line is a full sentence a person would say on their phone. Hype like “game-changer” or “must-have” is caught and rewritten before you see it, and so are feature lists and slogans.

Does it sound like AI?

It's read like a person talking: one take, no stop-start between lines, and pauses only where the voice really pauses. Every take is also listened back, and odd ones are recorded again.

Where do the shots come from?

From your own footage library. Every clip is reviewed first, with its moments timed and graded, and the AI b-roll you make joins the same pool.

Do I need video editing skills?

No. Ask for what you want in plain words. Everything you'd expect from a timeline editor is there too, if you'd rather make the change yourself.

Where do the pictures come from?

From your footage: a real night frame with only the room restyled, or a new room drawn from real frames, true-size stills and close-ups. A product with no footage yet is drawn from its photos, which looks less real.

Won't people notice the same clips?

Inside one ad, a clip plays twice only 5 seconds or more apart, usually a different moment of it. Across concepts, the lines and the order of the shots change, and each hook ad opens its own way.

Why study the ads that didn't work?

They show what to stop doing. A flop points to the opening that lost people, the stretch where they left or the clicks that didn't buy, so new ads don't repeat it.

Run your whole brand from one base.

Scrollbase is invite-only while we onboard brands. Join the list and we'll email your invite.

Invite-only for now. Join the list and we'll email your invite.