Video ad & UGC editing agency

Every ad is built around one offer and one action, and the work covers six parts, each shaped by where the ad will run.

A video ad works when the opening gives people a reason to keep watching and the ending tells them exactly what to do. Everything in between has one job: make the offer believable. We build every ad edit in this order:

1. Hook. Open on the result, the boldest claim or the product in use, never on a logo or a slow introduction.
2. Problem or promise. Say who the ad is for and what changes for them, with the key words also on screen.
3. Proof. Show the product working, a customer talking or a before-and-after, with B-roll that backs up every claim.
4. Offer and action. Close on the price, the offer and one clear call to action on the end card.

Each ad comes in the ratios its placements use: 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 16:9. Every version is reframed rather than simply cropped, so the product, faces and captions stay inside the frame. See our guide to aspect ratios for Reels, Shorts and YouTube.

If a placement or publisher needs another size, list it in the brief. The Website packages pricing ad for NextLine Creative, for example, was made in 5:7.

Send every raw take, including the ones you are unsure about. Most of a UGC edit is selection: the clearest hook and the most natural delivery, with pauses and repeats cut, then captions, product shots and an end card that keep the creator's own voice.

When several creators record for the same product, their best moments can go into one ad or into separate versions with different openings, giving your ads team more to test. Send the claims you are allowed to make, and the captions stay within them.

Ad editing suits teams that already have footage or a creator pipeline and need it turned into finished ads:

• D2C and e-commerce brands running Meta and YouTube campaigns from product shoots and creator content.
• Apps, SaaS and tech teams that need UI animation and product callouts on screen, as in the Web agency UI promo film for NextLine Creative.
• Real estate developers and brokers running listing and launch ads; see real estate video editing.
• Event organisers promoting a date and a sign-up, like the Hackathon kinetic-type promo for Solami.
• Performance and social media agencies that need white-label ad editing delivered under their own brand.

A short-form ad gets its first cut in about 48 hours once we have the footage and brief. Ads with heavier motion graphics, several creators or many versions run on a timeline agreed before work starts, because the number of cuts and the amount of animation set the schedule. We reply to enquiries within one working day, so put your launch date in the first message.

Real ads and promos from our portfolio: a pricing ad, property listing and launch ads, a UI promo film and a kinetic-type event promo.

A video ad or UGC edit costs ₹4,999 per video. The final quote depends on length, footage and how much is designed from scratch: an ad cut from your own clips with captions needs less work than one built around new motion graphics.

For context, the median price for a 30-second ad or UGC edit from four proven mid-tier sellers on Fiverr and Upwork was ₹8,574 when we checked on 13 October 2026, converted at ₹95.27 per US dollar. Our video editing cost guide compares more formats.

Not ready to commit? A ₹999 trial edit covers one short-form edit up to 60 seconds, and monthly plans for regular short-form content start at ₹19,999/month.

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