MNTN, the technology platform that brings performance marketing to Connected TV, announced the beta launch of QuickFrame AI, an all-in-one video-production platform that lets anyone create complete, studio-quality ads for TV, social and more, in minutes. The announcement was made in a blog post by MNTN CEO and technical founder Mark Douglas.
“The TV industry was built for the top 200 advertisers,” said Mark Douglas, CEO of MNTN. “We built MNTN for everyone else. 97% of advertisers on our platform had never run a TV ad before, and the biggest barrier was creative. QuickFrame AI fixes that. Now any brand, no matter their size or budget, can go from a website URL to a ready-to-air ad in minutes.”
QuickFrame AI is an all-in-one creative workspace that combines leading AI models and technologies – including Google (Veo and Imagen), ElevenLabs, WellSaid Labs, and Stability AI – to instantly script, generate, and voice complete video ads. On average, brands can go from idea to studio-quality, ready-to-run ad in just 12 minutes.
Also Read: Idomoo Named Leader in Enterprise Video Platforms by G2
To get started, a brand enters its URL, selects a video style, and QuickFrame AI will generate an ad from scratch. No pre-built assets needed. From there, the ad then flows into an intelligent editor for easy refinement, where brands can adjust details such as lighting, camera movement, dialogue, visuals and more. The new platform is poised to produce creative at unprecedented scale – unlocking TV creative for every brand. Once brands have their creative, they can publish their video ad to MNTN Performance TV – reaching viewers across premium streaming networks HBO Max, ESPN, Peacock, and more – or export directly to Meta, TikTok, YouTube, and Google Ads Manager.
With QuickFrame AI, brands can instantly generate fully customized ads tailored to any audience segment – at any scale. Whether launching one spot or thousands of dynamic variations, the platform unlocks a new era of studio-quality creative, built for the speed and complexity of modern advertising.
SOURCE: BusinessWire
Comments are closed.