Notlith · Jeddah
Social video ads in Jeddah for a new café drink
A new iced drink in a Jeddah café has about two seconds on a phone screen to make someone stop scrolling. Notlith creates social video ads remotely, combining your product photography with AI-assisted motion, punchy editing and sound, cut for vertical feeds and readable with the sound off.
Remote production · From your photos
The cup appears in the first frame
Social audiences decide almost instantly, so the drink should be on screen from the opening frame rather than after a logo or a slow reveal. Colour, ice, foam, layers and cup branding follow your photographs exactly. A condensation effect or a pour can add life, provided it matches how the drink is really prepared.
The ad does not change the cup size, add toppings the barista does not use or turn a seasonal syrup into a different colour for impact. Customers who come in after seeing the ad should receive the drink they saw. That consistency is what turns a scroll-stopping ad into a repeat visit.
Captions that work without sound
Many viewers watch muted, especially in public places. Short captions carry the drink's name, one line about the flavour and the reason to visit now. We keep each caption on screen long enough to read and avoid stacking several messages in the same moment.
Arabic and English versions are prepared as separate files rather than one crowded layout, with type sized for phone screens and kept clear of platform buttons and profile overlays. Music and sound design still matter for viewers who unmute, so the edit is timed to a track that suits your brand's tone.
Several short cuts rather than one long ad
Platforms reward variety. From one set of assets we can prepare a six-second teaser, a fifteen-second ad and a story format, each ending with the same call to action. Different openings can test whether the pour, the cup design or the flavour line catches more attention.
Because Notlith works from your photographs, new variations do not require a reshoot. If the first week shows that one opening performs better, the following cuts can build on it. Your marketing team keeps control of budgets and targeting; we focus on the creative files that run inside those campaigns.
What we need for a launch
High-resolution product shots of the drink from several angles, ideally on a neutral background and in the café setting, give the most flexibility. Add your logo files, brand colours, fonts and any existing campaign visuals so the ad sits naturally in your feed.
A short brief should state the drink's name, the launch date, the platforms you plan to use and the single message that matters most. Notlith does not film in Jeddah and does not cast people, so any person appearing in the ad must come from images you already have permission to use.
Fictional concept created with AI
In pictures
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Plan the details
Which platforms do you deliver for?
We prepare the aspect ratios for the vertical and square placements you plan, as agreed in the brief.
Can the ad feature an influencer?
Only with footage or images you supply and have permission to use. Notlith does not cast or film people.
Does this suit other products?
Yes. Fragrances, sweets, beauty products and accessories follow the same logic: product first, message second.
Can you include a promotion?
Yes, using the exact wording and dates you approve, in a version that can be retired once the offer ends.
Start with your images
Send product shots of the drink, your brand colours and the message the ad needs to carry.