# Anime style video ad maker for products > Turn a product page into an anime-style video ad: a cel-shaded character, painted backgrounds and an original jingle, cut to 9:16 with captions. Source: https://singingads.com/features/anime-style-video-ad # Anime-style ad creative: a cel-shaded spot with an original jingle, no animation studio SingingAds can draw your ad in an anime look: clean line art, cel shading, expressive faces and painted backgrounds. You paste a product page, it writes and sings a jingle, storyboards one anime shot per sung line with your product in frame, and exports a 9:16 MP4 and the song. Claims come only from your page, and you approve the words first. Updated 17 Oct 2026 Paste your product page. SingingAds writes a jingle about it, sings it and cuts a vertical video ad, using only claims your page makes. From $15 for one ad, or $59 for about 6 thirty-second video ads. Credits never expire. Made with AI; you approve every word before anything is sung. ## Which products and audiences suit anime Anime earns attention from audiences who grew up on it and who scroll past glossy lifestyle footage on reflex. It suits stationery, snacks and drinks, gaming gear, phone accessories, skincare with a playful tone, tea and coffee, and apps with a strong everyday moment. It handles big emotion in small moments: the panic of a dead battery, the relief of the first sip. It is a harder sell for products that need a premium, quiet register, like fine jewelry or financial services, and for buyers who read cartoons as "not for me". If you are unsure, test it against [the 3D look](https://singingads.com/features/3d-animated-product-ad) on the same product. ## Write the brief for the look Anime rewards exaggeration in the expression and restraint in the setting. In the brief, make the moment vivid and the place simple: a bedroom desk at 2 a.m., a train platform in the rain, a café counter. One world, described once, keeps the backgrounds consistent from shot to shot. Give the buyer a feeling the camera can push in on. The confession line ("I lost my notes the night before the test") becomes a close-up, and close-ups are where this look is strongest. ## Stay clear of borrowed characters SingingAds does not show famous characters, real people or children; the main character is an original animated adult. Do not ask for a particular series, studio or artist in your brief. Beyond the tool's own limits, a recognizable lookalike in a paid ad is an invitation to a rights complaint and a rejected ad. Describe the feeling you want instead: bright and comic, soft and nostalgic, fast and loud. ## Let the product stay recognizable In product shots your item is redrawn in the anime style. Line art simplifies, so a busy label can lose detail. Make sure the shape and main color read at a glance, and keep the end card and offer card for the exact name and price. If a frame turns your product into something else, redraw it. ## Testing anime in a crowded account Anime works as a pattern break. If your last ten ads were creator videos, a cel-shaded song ad will look different in the feed, which is half of a thumb-stop. Watch for creative fatigue: a distinctive look can wear out quicker with the same audience. Rotate hooks before you rotate the whole concept, and give it a fair flight before calling it. A practical setup: run the anime ad in the same ad set as your best current creative, with the same budget split, for at least a few thousand impressions. Compare thumb-stop and hold rate first, then cost per click. If anime wins the stop but loses the click, the look works and the offer or the call to action needs work. The mechanics of the song itself are on [song ads](https://singingads.com/features/ai-song-ad-generator), and finished ads are on [examples](https://singingads.com/examples). ## Illustrative example: an anime ad brief and lyrics **Product:** Inkfox gel pens, from a fictional stationery brand. The page says "quick-dry ink, no smudges" and "12 colors in a tin". **Buyer:** a left-handed student. ** World:** a small desk by a window, evening light, stacked notebooks. **Lyrics, 30 seconds:** My left hand's always grey with ink / my notes look like a storm went through / Inkfox dries before I lift my wrist / no smudges on the page I keep / twelve colors waiting in a tin / grab a tin of Inkfox now. **Hook shot:** close-up of a smudged palm, animated; the student's exaggerated sigh. ## What it can’t do - It does not imitate a particular anime series, studio or famous character. - Detailed labels and logos on your product may be simplified by the line-art style. - There is no lip-sync; the character never sings on screen. ## What it costs From $15 for one ad, or $59 for about 6 thirty-second video ads. Credits never expire. A jingle take costs 4 credits; a typical 30-second video ad about 26. There is no free tier and no free sample. One-time packs ### One ad **$15** once 40 credits, about 1 thirty-second video ad ### Five ads **$59** once 180 credits, about 6 thirty-second video ads [Full pricing, credits and refunds](https://singingads.com/pricing) ## Questions **Can I ask for the style of a specific anime?** No. Describe the mood you want instead. The look is an original anime style, and the tool does not show famous characters. **Is anime good for ads aimed at older buyers?** Sometimes. It depends more on the product and the moment than the age. Test it against the 3D or clay look on the same product and let the numbers decide. **Will my logo be readable?** Not always inside the drawn frames, because line art simplifies. The end card shows your web address in clean type. **Does the anime look work for an app?** It can, if there is an everyday moment to show. Your app appears on a phone in the frame, redrawn in the style, so treat the screen as a simplified picture of your interface rather than a demo. **Can I switch an ad from anime to 3D later?** Make a second ad from the same page in the other look. 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