Your AI commercial director.

Brief it like a director. Blue Orb writes the plan with you, draws every scene, films them in order and hands you a finished, scored advert — with titles, captions and an end card.

Video is coming soon. Blue Orb is being tested with a small group first, then opens to subscribers whose plan includes video. Video is licensed for online and commercial use, not broadcast.

Four steps. You approve each one.

The real screens. Nothing is filmed until you have read the plan and seen every scene drawn.

Approve a plan in plain English.

Tell the Director what you are making. It writes the idea, who it is for, the call to action, the cast and their looks, the place, the light and the script, scene by scene — and changes any of it when you ask in the chat.

  • Chat with the Director to change anything
  • Cast written once, kept the same in every scene
  • You see the price before anything is charged

    • See every scene before it is filmed.

    Each scene gets a picture, what we hear and what we see. Change a picture by describing it — closer on his hands, a warmer smile — and only that changes. A health check flags anything to fix before you approve.

  • Remake a picture in plain words
  • Lock the pictures you love
  • A health check before you approve

    • Filmed in order, scene by scene.

    Blue Orb films the scenes in order, so each one picks up where the last left off. Watch each take land, choose silent or with sound, keep it or retake it — with the price shown first.

  • Scenes filmed in order for continuity
  • Silent or with sound, scene by scene
  • Retake any scene; the price is shown first

    • A finished advert, ready to share.

    Choose a title-card style and scene graphics, add your name and logo to the end card, then export the video, copy a link, or make a delivery master mixed to the right loudness.

  • Title-card styles and scene graphics
  • Export, share a link, keep every version
  • A delivery master for web and social

    • Built for continuity.

    The hard part of an AI advert is making eight scenes feel like one film. This is where the work goes.

    Pictures first

    Every opening picture is drawn and checked before any video is bought. Pictures you approve are checked straight away, free.

    Continuity, scene to scene

    Continuous shots pick up exactly where the previous kept shot ended, and each scene's picture is drawn in its own place with only its own props.

    A cast that stays the same

    Blue Orb compares each character's written look with their reference photo before any picture is paid for, and offers to match them.

    Learns from your results

    Import past ad results — CSV from Meta, TikTok, Google or YouTube Ads — and the Director plans around what worked.

    UK advertising rules

    The Director follows UK advertising rules for regulated categories such as alcohol, gambling and finance.

    A time estimate

    See how long the whole advert will take before it starts, and how long is left while it runs.

    Smarter redraws

    Redrawn pictures learn from what earlier pictures for the same advert got wrong.

    It works while you are away

    Background production notifies you when your scenes are made, or when it needs a decision.

    Ready to post, everywhere.

  • Subtitle files (.srt and .vtt) with every finished advert
  • Captions kept clear of the buttons on upright 9:16 video
  • A campaign pack with a 4:5 feed version and a 6-second bumper
  • One-click language versions, alternative hooks and calls to action
  • An advert format gallery and a Brand Kit made from your website's logo and colours

    • Video, bought by the second.

    Video is coming soon. When it opens, video has its own balance, separate from voice characters, so filming scenes never uses your voiceover allowance. Commercial will include 30 seconds of video a month and Broadcast 60; Starter includes none. Storyboard pictures cost 1,500 characters from your voice allowance per picture. You see the price before anything is charged.

    Be first in the director’s chair.

    Video is coming soon. Ask for early access and we'll be in touch when it opens.