AI ad editor
Pyntra is an AI ad editor for businesses that have footage: founder takes, UGC, product shots and b-roll. From one brief it builds up to 4 versions to test, each with a hook, word-timed captions, motion graphics and music, kept inside the safe zones of the placement you name. It edits what you shot and doesn't generate actors.
Free to start, no card: enough for a short video and a few decks in your first 30 days. Updated .
Whether versions can change the story depends on what you filmed. Pyntra works out which you have, and you can tell it.
| Unscripted footage | A performed script | |
|---|---|---|
| What varies | Each version takes its own hook type and story structure | The hook title, b-roll, caption look, music and emphasis, plus another take where a genuinely different one exists |
| What stays the same | Your footage and your brief | Every line of the script, once, in order, in its best take |
| Testing hooks | Built in, because each version opens differently | Say "test different hooks" and one version may open on a short teaser |
Before any clip, Pyntra writes the ad's argument: viewer, hook, problem, proof, offer and call to action. A version that answers before the question, or closes on something other than the call to action, gets caught and repaired.
Hook text is on screen from the first frame, so the opening works with the sound off and in a feed's preview.
Captions and text keep clear of the buttons on the placement you named. TikTok ads, Meta feed, Reels and Shorts each have their own limits.
With no length set, a script longer than a placement holds becomes a selection, with a warning. The limits are 90 seconds for TikTok, Reels and Meta ads, 60 for Shorts and 180 for YouTube in-stream.
Five original music beds and 11 sound effects, made by Pyntra and cleared for paid ads. Music ducks under speech, and the mix is set to -14 LUFS by default.
Your brand kit's colours, fonts and logo go over the motion kit, and the look can change in one click without another AI run.
Exports are free. MP4 at 1080p, 1440p or 4K where the platform plays them, in Standard, High or Master quality, at 24, 25 or 30 fps, with presets for Meta, TikTok, YouTube, Shorts, LinkedIn and the web.
Long exports split across up to 12 machines. In our tests at 1080p, a 57-second ad took about 93 seconds and a 3:29 VSL about 2 minutes, plus about 15 seconds to start. Those are one run each, on real footage. How we got there.
It won't invent proof or testimonials: when speech promises something visual, it comes from your own images. It won't generate AI actors or footage, so if you have nothing filmed, look at a generator such as Creatify. And no editing tool can promise an ad will perform. Pyntra gives you versions worth testing; your ad account tells you which one wins.
You choose 1 to 4, or leave it on Auto, which makes 3 for an ad. You can ask for more in the brief, up to 6.
An AI ad generator usually starts from a product link or a script and creates the visuals, often with avatars. Pyntra starts from footage you filmed and edits it. If you have footage, you keep real people and real product shots. If you don't, a generator is the better fit.
Yes. The five music beds and 11 sound effects are made by Pyntra and cleared for paid ads. You can't upload your own audio files yet.
No. In ads, the stock check rejects recognisable faces and logos. If nothing passes, the speaker stays on screen.
Yes. Ask for changes in plain words, including music and sound effects, or work by hand on a timeline with split, ripple delete, in and out marks, J/K/L and a right-click menu. Hand edits are free.
Free to start, no card: enough for a short video and a few decks in your first 30 days. Paid plans are Pro $29, Growth $99 and Scale $299 a month, with two months free when billed yearly. See pricing for rates per minute of footage and per version.
Upload your clips, write a brief and review the first pass.