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I’ve been testing some AI video ad creation tools for our Meta advertisement campaigns for about two months now. there’s no denying that the high-volume type tools (the URL-to-video type of programs which generating UGC-like videos in bulk at a rapid speed) do deliver when numbers are the main priority. However I find I need to clean up a lot after generation to discard videos that dont fit either due to the brand voice, awkward tone or lip-sync issues, and to find out the angles of the videos on my own. Another direction I tried is looks more like end-to-end creative focused tools as opposed to assembly-line like mass content creation. It does video and static creation but seems to put a larger degree of attention on brand guidelines and consistency which leads to fewer unwanted items in its resulting output but those that still remain are less obvious and require extra care to eradicate before deploying. I’m mostly curious whether there strategies to fix the weaknesses of both or if this’s the “doesn’t work for you = isn’t meant for you” case meaning the difficulties I face are of the very nature of these tools and I should either accept it or not use at all. I do hope there’s a way to streamline the creation process furtherly. In case it makes it complicated to figure out what tools I was talking about describing the categories they belong to, it’s Creatify which I described as a bulk-creation tool and Omneky for the end-to-end category of tools. The residual filtering and strategy work is something I’m trying to shorten eventually.