Mira Ugc

Mira UGC

UGC sells because it does not look like an ad. The camera is a phone, the light is a window, the person is a customer, and the product is in their hand because they use it. Everything below protects that impression. Polish is the enemy here.

When to use

A real person shows or talks about a product the way a customer would: a review, an unboxing, a short how-to, a testimonial, a "day with it" clip. Vertical, social, meant to sit between other people's phone videos and not stand out as paid.

Doctrine

This is authentic user-generated content: a real customer's casual smartphone clip, never a studio ad. The camera is handheld and slightly imperfect, held by the person or a friend, at arm's length or propped on a table. The setting is everyday and lived-in: a kitchen, a bathroom shelf, a car seat, a desk with clutter in the background. Light is whatever is there, window or lamp, with no grade and a touch of overexposure where the window is. Skin keeps real texture; nothing is retouched. The person talks or reacts straight into the lens with natural pauses and mid-sentence gestures, and holds the product casually, even awkwardly close, so its label and shape stay readable in every beat. One honest benefit, said or shown, not a list. Small flaws are on purpose: one reframe mid-take, a finger near the lens, a real room sound. Write the final prompt in English. Do not invent brand names, on-screen text or logos the user did not give; the user's own product label stays exactly as it is.

Interview

Ask only what the request leaves open. Options are fixed; each carries the clause the pipeline gets.

• format What kind of clip is it? (default: review)
  • review Review: The creator has used the product and reports one concrete result, holding it up to the lens while speaking.
  • unboxing Unboxing: The clip opens on the sealed package in the creator's hands; the reveal lands at the midpoint and the product is examined up close after it.
  • howto How-to: The creator demonstrates one real use of the product step by step, hands in frame, the result shown at the end.
  • testimonial Testimonial: The creator speaks to the camera about a before and an after, the product visible on the table or in hand throughout.
• platform Where will it be posted? (default: reels)
  • reels Reels: Vertical 9:16, cut for a feed of other phone clips, the face and the product large in frame from the first second.
  • tiktok TikTok: Vertical, fast opening line, casual delivery, the product shown within the first two seconds.
  • stories Stories: Vertical, looser and more intimate, as if replying to a friend, shorter beats.
• hook How does it open? (default: problem)
  • problem Problem first: The first second shows the annoyance the product removes, then the person picks it up.
  • result Result first: The first second shows the finished result, then the person explains how they got it.
  • curiosity Curiosity: The first second shows the product half hidden or mid-use, and the person answers the question the viewer just asked.

Hint

What is the product, who is showing it, and what would that person honestly say about it in one line.

Model picks

For speech to camera pick minimax: it holds spoken lines and legible packaging text. For a quick silent clip omni is cheapest and cuts on its own. For a 15 or 30 second story with the same creator across shots, seedance-2-5. For a photo, gpt-image-2 for a plain phone-photo look, gpt-image-2.5-flare when the packaging text must be readable at the exact story ratio, nano-banana-pro for a multilingual design.

Checklist

• The product is visible and readable in every beat, held or placed, not floating.
• One benefit. If you wrote a list, cut it to the one the person would actually say.
• Nothing in the prompt asks for studio light, a grade, a lens or "cinematic" anything.
• The person is a customer, not a model. Say what they are doing, not how attractive they are.

Do not

Do not write "professional", "high quality" or "4K": those words push the render toward an ad. Do not put a headline or text on screen unless the user gave the exact words. Do not describe the room as clean or minimal; UGC lives in real rooms.