A Month of AI UGC From Six Clips
Generate a handful of base clips with one AI creator, multiply them with caption variations, and schedule one post a day.
Goal
Fill a 30-day posting calendar from a single production session.
Difficulty
beginner
Time
The creator reports about an hour
Cost
Depends on your tools and plan
TikTokInstagram Reels
What you’ll make
Thirty scheduled short videos built from six base clips. Each clip is reused with five different caption and hook overlays, then queued one per day.
Steps
- Pick a reference video in your niche on TikTok for pacing and framing (not to copy).
- Create your AI creator with an image model. The source uses Google’s Nano Banana model; save the reference for reuse.
- Generate six base clips with a video model. Vary the action and setting: unboxing, using the product, reacting, talking to camera, a close-up and a “day in the life” shot.
- Ask Claude for five captions per clip. Different hooks, angles and on-screen text for each.
- Render 30 versions. Pair every clip with each of its five captions in CapCut (or script it with FFmpeg).
- Schedule one a day in Postiz or another scheduler.
Prompt templates
Here are 6 short clips of the same creator using [PRODUCT]:
1) [describe] 2) [describe] ... 6) [describe]
For each clip, write 5 different on-screen hooks (max 8 words) and a post caption
(max 150 characters, 1 question to drive comments). Vary the angle: pain point,
curiosity, social proof, objection, how-to. Output as a table.
Testing plan
- Track which caption angle wins across clips. That tells you what to say in your next production session.
- After two weeks, re-shoot the top two clip types and drop the weakest.
Mistakes to avoid
- Posting the same clip on consecutive days. Interleave them.
- Letting the scheduler run without checking comments. Reply to engage and spot objections.
- Skipping the platform’s AI-content disclosure.