Give it a website address. Get back a folder of Meta creatives that look like the brand made them.

After this course

After this course you point a terminal at a brand's website and come back to a folder of finished creatives at 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16. The typeface is the one the site actually loads, downloaded to your disk. The logo is the brand's own file, keyed out into a dark variant and a light variant. Every line of copy traces to a sentence the site actually publishes, recorded in the spec so anyone can check it months later. And before you spend a single credit, you can say which of the four production tracks a brief needs, which is the decision that otherwise throws away a whole batch.

What you will be able to do

• Build a brand kit from any URL: the colours the site declares, the real typeface pulled from the site's own font files, the logo keyed out into dark and light variants, and a verified facts list every claim has to trace to.
• Write a batch of ten concepts spread across the eight angle families, at most two per family, each one carrying the fact it came from and the family it belongs to inside the spec file.
• Render one spec at 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16 with a single command, with every position expressed as a fraction of the canvas so each ratio is laid out rather than cropped.
• Keep copy inside the unified 9:16 safe zone, the band from 0.14 to 0.65 of the height, and fix a call to action that the compositor warns will sit under the Reels button stack.
• Run Track G on kling3_0_turbo with a cost preflight and a ceiling of two attempts, generating and contact sheeting every still before animating anything, so a bad composition costs about two credits instead of about fifty.
• Run the motion, drift and encroachment gates over a folder of clips and tell a genuine failure apart from a metric that does not fit the material.

Inside the course

Every module and every lesson, exactly as they sit in the course today.

1. 1The Compositing Principle4 lessons›

   Module 1

   The one idea the engine rests on, the four production tracks with what each one costs, and the install that gets everything onto your machine.

   • What the Engine Actually Does10 min
   • Why the Image Model Only Makes the Scene10 min
   • The Four Production Tracks9 min
   • Install the Engine and Check Your Machine8 min
2. 2The Brand Kit4 lessons›

   Module 2

   One file that describes a brand well enough for a machine: real colours, real font files, a keyed out logo in two variants, verified facts and a do not say list.

   • Reading a Website With brandkit.py10 min
   • Getting the Real Typeface Onto Disk9 min
   • Downloading and Preparing the Real Logo9 min
   • Brand Scout, Turning Measurement Into Judgement10 min
3. 3Copy That Traces to a Fact3 lessons›

   Module 3

   Eight angle families, headlines under about twelve words with one accent word, and a spec file that records where every claim came from.

   • Angle Families and Batch Diversity8 min
   • The Writing Rules9 min
   • The Spec File8 min
4. 4Track S, Statics With the Compositor4 lessons›

   Module 4

   Three layouts, fractional geometry that renders one spec at every ratio, contrast measured from the real pixels under your copy, and your first free batch.

   • The Three Layouts8 min
   • Fractional Geometry and Every Ratio at Once8 min
   • Contrast Is Measured, Never Assumed9 min
   • Build Your First Static Batch8 min
5. 5Placements, Safe Zones and Limits3 lessons›

   Module 5

   The unified 9:16 safe zone, the sizes and text limits Meta actually applies, and the first frame rule that decides whether a video ad works at all.

   • The 9:16 Safe Zone8 min
   • Sizes, Files and the Ad Level Text Fields7 min
   • Video Rules and the First Frame8 min
6. 6Track G, Generated Scenes5 lessons›

   Module 6

   Scene recipes that reliably produce motion, the cheap model rule, the cost preflight, and the order of operations that rejects bad work while it is still cheap.

   • What a Generated Scene Can and Cannot Do7 min
   • Scene Prompts That Actually Work9 min
   • Cost Discipline7 min
   • Motion Prompts, Structure Beats Intensity8 min
   • The Track G Order of Operations9 min
7. 7Tracks 2D and 3D, Code Animation4 lessons›

   Module 7

   Scaffold a Remotion project already wired to the brand kit, avoid the two bugs that fail silently, and render React Three Fiber with the one flag it needs.

   • Why Code Animation Exists7 min
   • Scaffolding a Remotion Project From the Kit7 min
   • The Two Bugs Everyone Hits7 min
   • 3D With React Three Fiber7 min
8. 8The Gates and the Full Batch5 lessons›

   Module 8

   Motion, drift and encroachment, the contact sheet, the claims audit, and one full run from a bare URL to a delivered folder.

   • Why Every Gate Exists8 min
   • The Video Gates9 min
   • The Contact Sheet and What No Number Catches7 min
   • Creative QA, the Last Gate9 min
   • End to End, One URL to a Delivered Batch8 min

What comes with it

• Every lesson in the course, with its written material and its downloads.
• One payment. The course stays on your account and opens on any device.
• A certificate once you finish it.
• Five agents from the library of 81, open with any purchase on this store.

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