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About Creatorgen
Creatorgen is an AI advertising creative platform for brands that generates hook short videos using agency-licensed models and influencer likenesses, supports batch editing from CSV files and provides cross-account campaign analytics, with agencies such as Select, Storm and Next and the TripBFF case listed on its site. It targets the long shoot cycles and high per-asset cost of conventional UGC advertising, which cannot sustain large-scale creative testing, along with complex licensing chains for commercial use of real people's likenesses: agency licences settle the likeness question and automation settles the testing volume. The stack includes photoreal digital humans, a likeness library and CSV-driven batch video automation, with the site claiming up to 500 videos in five minutes.
No independently verified product release or partnership has appeared since April 2026. Likeness licensing and the compliance boundary for generated content are the main cost items for platforms of this kind, and whether batch output converts into campaign performance depends on asset quality rather than count.
Over the past six months, Creatorgen has completed a strategic focus: shifting from generating AI influencers to detecting AI misuse. In June, founder Si Jia Wen publicly reviewed six months of pivot struggles, admitting that three MVPs failed to gain traction because he was inventing net-new products around net-new technology instead of building around existing business needs, and decided to return to the AI video ads space. In October, the team officially launched an AI deepfake detection product that uses motion tracking to match poses and body movements frame by frame, scans Meta and Google ad libraries for unauthorized reuse of creators' content, and helps creators take down infringing ads. It has already found 900 ads that appear to reuse other creators' videos.
This pivot stems from a reassessment of real needs: creators face the risk of likeness misuse in the AI era, and most victims never find out. Creatorgen chose motion tracking as its technical anchor because AI can swap faces, voices, and backgrounds, but not how a person moves. The product is currently open for waitlist sign-ups.
Si Wen — Co-founder; honours commerce graduate of the University of British Columbia, former product lead at Revolut and Uniswap Labs.
Josh Choi — Co-founder; full-stack engineer who built the platform's AI image, video and voice generation pipeline.