Build ads that perform.

Yes. Where the selected model supports reference images, you can use a product photo to explore new backgrounds, compositions, concepts and campaign variations.

Always review labels, packaging, proportions and other product details before publishing the result.

Supported video models can generate clips from written prompts and, where available, reference assets. You can also develop a script, hook and storyboard in the same workspace before generating the visual.

Available durations, resolutions, aspect ratios and input types vary by model.

Yes. Neurohelper can help develop UGC-style concepts, hooks, scripts and synthetic presenter-led creatives using available image, video, avatar and voice tools.

Synthetic content should not be presented as a genuine customer testimonial, and the disclosure rules of each advertising platform still apply.

Available avatar and audio tools can be used for presenter-style videos, product explainers, promotional voiceovers and dubbed campaign versions.

Voice selection, languages and synchronization options depend on the model. Only use a real person’s image, voice or likeness when you have the necessary permission.

Neurohelper provides access to supported translation, voice and dubbing tools for preparing ads in different languages. You can adapt copy, voiceovers and video versions without moving the project between separate services.

Language coverage varies by model, and localized copy, pronunciation and cultural context should be checked by a fluent reviewer.

Reuse the same product images, visual references, palette, tone of voice and copy guidelines across generations. A clear shared brief and consistent source materials improve continuity.

Logos, typography, claims, product details and final layouts should still be verified manually before use.

Neurohelper brings research, concepts, scripts, image, video and audio generation, localization and asset organization into one workspace.

It supports the creative production process; final approval, campaign setup, publishing and media buying remain with your team and the relevant advertising platforms.

Yes. You can explore alternative hooks, copy, visuals, formats and language versions using the same brief and source assets. This makes it easier to prepare creative variations for testing.

Generated variations are creative options, not performance predictions. Actual results can only be measured after the ads run.

AI-generated assets should be treated as production-ready drafts that still require human review. Check facts, spelling, product details, brand rules, advertising claims and platform policies before publishing.

No AI tool can guarantee approval, reach, conversions or other campaign results.

In many cases, generated outputs can be used for business and commercial projects. Usage rights may depend on the selected provider, model, source material, your plan and applicable law.

You are responsible for reviewing outputs and ensuring that your ads do not infringe third-party rights or misuse a person’s image, voice, trademarks or copyrighted material.

Neurohelper provides access to a selection of text, image, video and audio models inside one workspace. Different models are suited to different tasks, speeds, styles and output types.

Model availability, capabilities and limits may vary by plan and can change as providers update their services.

Each subscription includes credits that can be used across supported tools. Credit usage varies by model, task, duration, resolution and generation settings; video and high-resolution outputs typically use more credits than short text requests.

New users currently receive 10 welcome credits and can explore selected features without adding a credit card. Check the current pricing and generation details before starting a larger campaign.

Neurohelper does not independently use your private projects to train its own public AI models. Requests may be processed by third-party AI providers whose data-handling practices can vary.

Avoid uploading confidential or highly sensitive material unless the selected workflow is appropriate for it, and follow your organization’s internal policies.