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

Running 141 daysFacebook and InstagramWinner

How it opens

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

Angle: Desire

Why it works

The copy is short and says one thing: you can make video without the usual hassle. It pairs a clear benefit with a named objection and a free trial, so the step from reading to signing up feels small. The data also shows it has run for 141 days, is still active and sits on 9 active ads out of 14, which suggests the advertiser keeps putting budget behind it.

Who it speaks to: Experts, coaches, consultants and small business owners who have knowledge to share but don't have video gear, time or confidence on camera.

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 effort and cost of making video.
Offer: 'Make your first 3 videos free' lowers the risk of trying the tool.
CTA: The 'Sign up' button leads straight to heygen.com.

What to borrow

Open with the result the customer gets, framed around something they already own (here, their expertise), rather than around your product's features.
Name the biggest barrier to buying in plain words, as 'No camera or studio required' does, and remove it in the same breath.
Make the free offer concrete with a number, like 'first 3 videos free', so the risk feels low and the value is clear.
Keep the CTA matched to the offer: a free trial pairs naturally with a simple 'Sign up' button.

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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