E-commerce & fashion
ARC × LA Arts Studio
Show your product up close and in use
By Karola Karlson
Learn from Facebook and Instagram ad screenshots and videos. Copy the visual structure, adapt the idea, and turn it into your next creative test.
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Find a visual structure that fits your offer.
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See why the visual works and get a specific idea to test.
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Adapt the structure to your brand, then launch your own creative.
Strategy, ad design, campaign setup, and scaling through experiments for Seed and Series A teams building B2C or B2B products.
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E-commerce & fashion
Show your product up close and in use
Close-ups show the finish and construction, while hands show size and use. Dark studio lighting makes the materials stand out.
Film your product in use, then cut to close-up details. Use a dark backdrop and directional lighting to highlight the materials.
Beauty & personal care
Overlay the product demo on a person
The interface appears over a real face, so viewers can see what the analysis does. Moving measurements make an abstract service visible.
Show the person or object your product works on. Overlay the relevant UI instead of showing an isolated dashboard.
Consumer apps & subscriptions
Introduce your app through an everyday routine
Casual phone footage sets up a familiar situation, then shows the app in someone's hands. The format looks like an everyday Story.
Film a short everyday routine on a phone, then cut to your app being used. Add brief first-person captions.
E-commerce & fashion
Keep the offer visible throughout the video
In-use footage shows the product's design, while the discount stays on screen. Viewers see both what they can buy and the offer.
Film your product in use and keep a discount headline fixed over the footage. Place your logo below it.
Wellness & food
Add motion to a benefit-led static layout
One continuous action brings the layout to life. The headline, benefit labels and price stay visible, so the video still reads like a static ad.
Keep your strongest static-ad layout and animate one part of the image. Leave the key benefits and offer on screen.
B2B SaaS & AI tools
Show the range of what customers can make
A fast montage shows the assets in finished designs, not just as files. Different styles give designers several reasons to look.
Edit mockups and finished designs into quick cuts. Mix contrasting layouts and colours to show the range of your assets.
Consumer apps & subscriptions
Animate a reassuring career message
The headline builds line by line, with small objects interrupting the oversized type to keep a simple message moving. The closing copy explains that Roleo's personal career agent looks for opportunities while the reader carries on with their life.
Animate one reassuring sentence across a ruled layout and add a few objects your audience recognises. End with a short explanation of the service and hold the final call to action long enough to read.
B2B SaaS & AI tools
Lead with your customer's frustration
The bold headline names a specific frustration. Subtle background movement leaves the words in charge, with no product demo to distract from the message.
Put a frustration your audience recognises in a big headline. Use simple moving footage behind it.
B2B SaaS & AI tools
Show what's inside your download
The cover and inside pages show what people will get. Bright brand colours make the download look like a product worth opening.
Animate your guide's cover and preview a few useful pages. Put the download CTA inside the creative.
B2B SaaS & AI tools
Animate the steps your product takes care of
Each step appears with a time label, turning a speed claim into a visible process. The question above explains why that speed matters.
Keep a problem-led headline at the top. Reveal the steps below it one by one, using real timings for each.
B2B SaaS & AI tools
Make the ad a sample of your design style
The typography and motion are the portfolio. A few project images support the message without turning the video into a showreel.
Animate a short studio introduction in your own type style. Cut between sparse text frames and a few finished projects.
Wellness & food
Turn an expert explanation into a visual lesson
A question opens the video. The speaker explains the answer, while images illustrate each point rather than leaving the viewer with a talking head.
Film an expert answering one question. Leave space above their head for images that illustrate the answer, and add subtitles.
B2B SaaS & AI tools
Preview your templates under a fixed headline
The headline names the problem while the lower half cycles through the templates. People can read the promise and inspect the product at once.
Cycle through full-page layouts in the lower half while keeping the headline fixed above. Use pages that show different parts of the template.
Wellness & food
Show your product in your customers' day
Quick cuts put the product in different everyday settings. Bright colours and the repeated close-up make it easy to spot in every shot.
Film your product in a few situations your audience recognises. Cut between them with the product in a similar position.
Wellness & food
Make colour and texture the whole ad
Bright backgrounds match the product colours, and extreme close-ups show texture. The product fills the frame instead of competing with a long headline.
Use close-up footage and backgrounds that match your product's colours. Cut between full-product shots and details.
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