Stop A/B testing two creatives. Test twenty.
Performance marketing knows the answer is in the variations, but production is the bottleneck: every new hook, scene, or message means another brief, another wait. owntent holds your brand character pixel-consistent while regenerating everything around it — hooks, settings, dialogue, formats — so a team can ship twenty testable variations in the time production used to take for two. Cost per variation is visible before you generate, and identical elements are cached, not re-billed.
From one creative to twenty variations in four steps
- 1
Lock the brand character
Import or design the mascot/presenter once — reference anchors keep it identical in every variation.
- 2
Define the variation axes
Hooks, scenes, audiences, messages — write the matrix; each cell becomes a shot list.
- 3
Generate in batch
Vertical 9:16 versions with subtitles and voice, generated per cell with per-variation cost shown up front.
- 4
Ship to the test
Export platform-ready files with end-cards, tagged per variation for clean attribution.
Why performance teams pick owntent
- Brand character consistency across every variation — the part generic AI video tools break
- Variation matrix workflow: change the hook, keep everything else cached
- Per-variation cost preview before generating — budget the test, not the surprise
- 9:16 vertical with burned subtitles, sized for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts
- BYOK pricing at provider cost for real testing volume
- No training on your brand assets
Ad team FAQ
Can it match our existing brand mascot?
Yes — import reference images and the anchor system holds the design across variations. For long-running programs, a custom LoRA can lock it harder.
How cheap is a variation really?
A 15–30 second vertical variation typically runs a few dollars of provider cost via BYOK — visible before you commit, with unchanged elements cached free.
Does it handle usage rights?
Everything you generate is yours to use commercially; owntent adds no license on top and never trains on your material.
Can we keep hooks on-brand?
Yes — lock tone and style guidance at the project level; per-variation prompts inherit it automatically.