Making more than one clip

One run, one clip

A UGC run produces a single clip. There is no batch control and no make-five-versions button. If the static ad generator trained you to expect a grid of variations, let that expectation go here. Plan for one clip at a time.

Building a set

To get a set, re-run and change one thing on each pass. Hold the Person steady so the campaign stays consistent, and move the script direction, the clip intent, or the visual style instead. A hook-validation cut, an objection-buster, and a social-proof version of the same person is three separate runs, not one. It is closer to shooting three takes than printing three copies.

Because each run is its own dispatch, you can watch them on the runs surface and open each clip the moment it lands.

Fixing a clip you already have

When a clip is close but not quite there, you do not have to start from zero. Open it in the video editor and trim, retime, or make edits in place. That is usually faster than a full re-render when the issue is length or a stray second, rather than the performance itself.

The short version: variations are re-runs with one setting changed, and fine-tuning happens in the editor. Do not wait for a one-click variation set, because a single UGC run will not give you one.