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Use a competitor ad, your own draft, or a client reference that you are authorized to review.
Review what an ad actually shows and says: the opening hook, promised outcome, proof, pacing, offer, and call to action. AdScanVideo helps turn your own or an authorized reference clip into a timestamped creative brief.
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Saving a high-performing-looking ad is easy. The useful work is separating its structure from its surface: what stops the scroll, which problem is named, how the product is demonstrated, what evidence reduces doubt, and how the viewer is asked to act.
AdScanVideo gives marketers a repeatable vocabulary for that review. The result is not performance data and it cannot know an ad’s ROAS. It is a creative analysis grounded in the frames, available dialogue, text overlays, and sequence of the video.
Use a competitor ad, your own draft, or a client reference that you are authorized to review.
The report focuses on the hook, target audience, promise, proof, pacing, objections, offer, and call to action.
Keep the strategic pattern and write new hooks, proof moments, or endings for your own brand rather than copying the original.
Watch the original once without pausing, then replay it with timestamps. Record what is visible or spoken separately from your interpretation. The distinction makes the review useful when a team disagrees about why an ad works.
Note the first frame, first spoken line, on-screen text, and the question or tension that invites another second of attention.
Identify the intended viewer, the claimed benefit, and the exact shot, demonstration, or quote offered as evidence.
Write down the ask, when it appears, and whether the final frame gives enough context to act. Verify the destination separately.
Timestamp | Observation in video | Interpretation | Test idea 00:00–00:03 | First image, dialogue, overlay | Who is this for? | Alternate opening Middle | Product demonstration or evidence | What claim is supported? | Stronger proof Final seconds | Spoken and visual CTA | Is the next step clear? | Alternate ending
For a deeper review, use the UGC ad scorecard or the CTA-to-landing-page audit. The analyzer can draft the creative observations; your campaign data and a human review determine what to test.
This example shows the format and level of detail. Actual results depend on the video, selected mode, captions, audio quality, and visible evidence.
HOOK — Opens on the failed result before explaining the product. AUDIENCE — Speaks to a buyer frustrated by setup time. PROOF — Shows the product completing the task in one continuous demonstration. PACING — Fast cuts in the first six seconds, then slows for proof. CTA — Names the desired outcome but does not create urgency. TEST NEXT — Keep the failure-first opening. Test a quantified outcome, a customer quote, and a stronger final offer.
It reviews the creative itself: frames, available dialogue, overlays, sequence, hook, promise, proof, pacing, and CTA. It does not access private campaign performance data.
Upload a video file that you have the right to submit and analyze. Video links are not accepted.
Analyze each ad separately with the same mode, then compare the resulting hook, audience, proof, pacing, and CTA sections.
Extract the strategic pattern, then create an original concept for your brand. Avoid copying protected footage, scripts, trademarks, or distinctive creative expression.
Upload a video file you have the right to analyze. Choose Ad intelligence and get a structured report. One analysis is free each day during early access.
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