Turn any productany linkany ideainto a viral ad.

The uncanny look comes from weak models and one-shot generation. Overlume renders through the current frontier models and builds each ad the way an editor would: a hook, a script, a voiceover, and a sequence of short scenes rather than one long generated shot. You see every image and clip before it goes into the cut, and if a scene reads off you rerun that scene, not the whole ad.

We run the frontier models side by side: Veo 3.1, Kling 3.0, Seedance 2.0, and Luma Ray 2 for video, Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, FLUX.2, and Ideogram v3 for images, over 50 models in total. Every paid plan runs every model, you pick per render, and new models land in the Studio as they ship, so your ads never age with a single provider.

Yes. Overlume ships an MCP server, so Claude, Cursor, and any other MCP client can connect with a personal token and render on your account: browse your library, price a generation before spending, and create images, clips, and voiceovers with your lumens. It works on every plan; setup steps and the full tool reference live on the MCP page.

A post-ready vertical 9:16 video ad, the native format for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, built on brand with your logo, colors, and voice. It arrives finished, with the hook, the script, the voiceover, and the cut already assembled, so you can publish it as is or drop it into your editor. The 9:16 cut is the master, and the Film step exports a 1:1 and a 16:9 version of it without spending lumens.

Yes. The ads you render are yours to keep, post, and run as paid advertising, with a commercial license on every paid plan. You bring the product, the brand, and the rights to them; we turn them into a finished ad.

Lumens are our render credits, and you always see the real cost before you spend. You start free with 300 lumens, enough for your first 5 standard clips or a batch of images, with no card and no subscription required to spend them. Paid plans are Starter at $19 a month for 3,200 lumens (about 4 ads), Pro at $39 for 6,600 lumens (about 8 ads), and Studio at $99 for 17,200 lumens (about 23 ads). Every paid action shows what it will cost before you confirm, and if an action would take you past zero we stop you at the preview with a top-up link. The only charge that happens without a confirmation is auto-recharge, and only if you switch it on: it buys a top-up pack when your balance falls below the threshold you set.

You fix the piece, not the ad. Every image, voice take, and clip is previewed before it joins the cut, so a weak scene never sneaks into the final video. When one misses, rerun just that scene, switch to a different model for the retry, or fall back to your still images and keep moving. You never have to re-render a whole ad to fix one shot.

You can cancel anytime, and your plan stays active through the end of the period you paid for. Refunds are simple because the rule is simple: a new subscription is refundable within 14 days if you have not spent any lumens from it. Once you spend a lumen it pays for real compute we buy immediately, so that portion is used. Your statutory rights as an EU consumer are unaffected.

Yes, that is what they are made for: 9:16 vertical, native to Reels, TikTok, and Shorts, with a commercial license on every paid plan. One thing to know: Meta and TikTok ask advertisers to disclose realistic AI-generated content, usually a toggle when you upload or launch the ad. Flip it where it applies, follow the platform's ad rules for your product category, and you are within policy.

No. We do not train AI models on your uploads or your finished ads. Our render providers process your media solely to produce your output, and we turn on their no-training and no-retention controls wherever a provider offers them; Live camera sessions are the one exception, spelled out in our privacy policy. We never show your work publicly unless you explicitly choose to share it, and we do not sell your personal data.