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How Marketers Swap Characters In UGC And Ads With AI

Performance creatives get old fast. The script still works, but the face or style no longer fits your target audience. Instead of waiting for the next shoot date, you replace the on-screen role with AI and ship fresh versions of proven ads. This approach saves time and keeps learning from past winners.

First, pick a high-performing base video. Look for strong hook rate, comments, and stable cost per result. Ignore small issues like outfits or background props. Those details change once you swap the character. Focus on videos that already move numbers.



Second, define your new audiences. Maybe you want one version that speaks to students and another for new parents. For each group, write down how they dress, how they talk, and what they care about most. These notes guide both prompts and on-screen text.

Next, plan new versions of the same script. Keep the structure and length that worked. Adjust slang, examples, and tone. You aim to keep the skeleton of the video while changing the flesh.

Now use an AI workflow like the one in VidAU’s guide on replacing Characters. You bring in your base video, track the present actor, and apply a new digital persona. That persona might look younger, older, more casual, or more polished, depending on your audience map.

Test angles in parallel. From one original asset, you might ship three versions. 

• A student-friendly face with campus visuals 

• A parent-friendly face with home or family hints 

• A pro-focused face with office-style clothing

Every version still carries your tested hook and structure.

After export, you treat each creative as its own experiment. Launch them into ad sets focused on one audience segment at a time. Watch watch time, click rates, comments, and final conversions. Drop weak fits and back the version that matches both performance data and brand safety.

This method turns your video library into a flexible system. You respect consent and usage rights, yet you move faster than full reshoots. Over time, your team spends less time chasing totally new concepts and more time improving and tailoring proven ones.

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