cirfan makes short AI video ads, usually around ten seconds, and AI image ads. We start from your best-performing creatives and their numbers, then build new ads around what already works for your audience.
Founders want ads that sell, not a second career as prompt engineers or AI video producers. These are the parts we take off your plate.
Usable AI output takes structured prompts, reference images, and a long trail of rejected takes.
You describe the ad in plain words. The prompting is our job.
New image and video models ship constantly, and each one is better at something different: faces, products, motion, text.
Knowing which model does what is part of our daily work. You get the result, not the research.
One good render is easy. A full set that keeps the same face, product, and light across every variation is not.
Each set is built from shared references and settings, so your ads look like one brand instead of twenty experiments.
A beautiful ad that doesn’t sell is an expensive one.
We study your best-performing creatives and their lifetime metrics to learn which styles, hooks, and calls to action your audience responds to. We don’t promise results. We give your next ads a starting point grounded in your own data.
Most of our video ads run about ten seconds. That length is a deliberate choice.
AI video is at its best in short clips. At around ten seconds, every frame gets reviewed and nothing drifts: the face, the product, and the light stay consistent from the first frame to the last.
People choose within seconds whether to keep watching, and fewer stay with every second that passes. By the 10 to 15 second mark, much of the audience has already scrolled on.
If the offer isn’t clear inside that window, many viewers never see it. A short ad puts the hook, the proof, and the call to action in the seconds people actually watch.
Two demos in two styles, one cinematic and one UGC.
Demos, not final cuts. They show range, not finished client work. Every ad is adjusted to the client’s brand, product, and needs before delivery.
Cinematic
A premium sportswear spot that sells the feeling of the run, not a list of features.
UGC
A creator-style product demo with a natural, handheld feel.
Both demos carry a moving watermark to discourage use, abuse, replication, or duplication.
Explore the portfolioOne person handles every step, from your brief to the final file.
What to expect once we startAnswer a short questionnaire about your ads, your numbers, and your budget, so we both know the project makes sense before anything starts.
Send your best-performing creatives with their lifetime metrics: spend, hook rate, click-through rate, cost per result. They show which styles, hooks, and calls to action already work for you.
Optional, and strongly recommended if you want to improve on what you have. Share a few competitor ads you admire or want to beat.
We write, generate, and edit the creatives. Every draft is watermarked.
Inspect every draft closely before paying, and tell us what needs adjusting.
Once you’re satisfied and payment clears, the watermark comes off and you receive the final files. All rights transfer to you.
Worth reading before we start. Each one links to the full policy.
Usually around ten seconds. Short ads keep quality under control and put your selling point where viewers are still watching. If a placement needs a different length, mention it in the questionnaire.
No. If you can describe the ad you want and share what has worked before, that’s enough. The tools, prompts, and models are our side of the work.
Only in craft. The demos show styles we produce. Your ads are built around your product, your brand, and your data.
Yes. Image and video ad creatives are the only thing we make.
No. You never need to disclose working with cirfan. For highly realistic content we do recommend disclosing that it was made with AI.
Each project is quoted after we review your questionnaire because scope depends on the number of creatives, formats, and styles.
9 one-choice questions about your ads, your numbers, and your budget. It takes about two minutes, and the answers come straight to Edward.
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What the questionnaire asks