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HeyGen’s image ad: “HeyGen: AI Video Generator”

Running 60 daysFacebook and InstagramWinner

How it opens

“Turn your expertise into video. No camera or studio required.”

Angle: Desire

Why it works

It packs a clear outcome, the biggest objection and a free trial into very few words, so the message is understood in seconds. The offer of three free videos lets people try the product before paying. The data shows it has run for 60 days and is still active across 35 ads, which suggests the advertiser keeps spending on this message and is testing variations of it.

Who it speaks to: Coaches, consultants, educators and other experts or small business owners who have knowledge to share but don't want to film themselves or set up a studio.

How it’s built

Hook: 'Turn your expertise into video' names the outcome and speaks to the reader's skills.
Objection removal: 'No camera or studio required' takes away the main barrier to making video.
Offer: 'Make your first 3 videos free' lowers the risk of trying the product.
CTA: The 'Sign up' button sends people straight to the app to start.

What to borrow

Open with the result your customer wants, framed around who they already are (an expert), not around your product features.
Answer the biggest blocker in a short second line, as 'No camera or studio required' does.
Make the free offer specific, such as a set number of free items, so the risk feels small and concrete.
Keep the copy short and send the button straight to the sign-up step to cut friction between interest and action.

Its words

HeyGen: AI Video Generator

Turn your expertise into video. No camera or studio required.

Make your first 3 videos free on HeyGen.

Button: Sign up

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