
What I like best about Creatify is how quickly it can turn a simple product image into a usable video ad concept. For ecommerce testing, that speed is valuable. Instead of spending hours building a creative from scratch, you can generate a decent product-focused ad in a short amount of time and use it to test angles faster.
I also like that the platform has strong potential for dropshipping and Shopify-style workflows, especially when you provide clear product input, a structured prompt and a specific ad format. Some outputs can be genuinely good and useful for Facebook or Instagram testing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What I dislike most is the inconsistency between the selected settings and the final output. For example, when an avatar is selected, I would expect the avatar to appear in the generated video automatically. Instead, the tool can still create a product-only ad unless the prompt explicitly states that the selected avatar must appear on screen.
That makes the workflow confusing, especially for new users. It is not always clear whether the platform will treat the avatar as the main presenter, a voiceover only, or ignore it completely.
The credit system also becomes frustrating when an output misses a core instruction. In that case, having to spend more credits for a rework feels unfair, because it is not a creative change but a failed generation.
I think Creatify needs clearer workflow guidance, better avatar-led templates and stronger handling of required prompt instructions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.