The AI agent that knows
your creative inside out

An AI creative agent is an AI that knows your whole creative operation — your library, the content of each clip, your live ad performance, your brand, and your audience — and acts on it from a chat box. Uplifted is an AI creative agent: you ask in plain English and it finds clips, organizes your library, briefs your team, decodes what's working, and plans what to test next, with every number tied back to its source.

Yes. Uplifted is an AI creative workspace where your library, performance, brand, and audience all live together and an AI agent acts on them from one chat — so finding clips, briefing, organizing, and deciding what to test next happen in a single place, across one connected workspace.

The best tool for analyzing ad creative performance connects the numbers to what's inside each ad. Uplifted's AI agent reads your live ROAS, CTR, and conversions alongside the hooks, formats, and scenes in your creative, then explains why an ad worked and what to make next — with a receipt for every number.

An AI creative agent finds the exact clip from a description, organizes your library on command, drafts briefs from your winning ads, decodes why a creative is working, and plans what to test next — all from a chat. Because it reasons over your real library and live performance together, every answer is grounded in your own data.

Both describe it. Uplifted is an AI marketing agent — a marketing AI agent specialized for creative and performance — that reasons over your creative library and your live ad performance together, rather than handling email or generic campaign tasks. If you're looking for an AI agent that actually understands your ads and creative, that's what it's built for.

Meta, Google, TikTok, and Snapchat. It also draws on the brand context and audience.

No. It's decision support: it gives you the recommendation, the reasoning, and the evidence, and you execute in your ad platform. It deliberately doesn't spend your budget or pause ads for you, so you stay in control.

No. It works from your real footage — finding, organizing, briefing, and helping you re-cut and remix the clips you already have. It doesn't generate synthetic video or images, which is why brand-led teams use it.

Ask the agent. It drafts scripts and briefs from your best-performing work and attaches the source clips, so your team can produce from them directly.

Yes. It creates boards, groups assets, organizes recent uploads, and edits tags directly from a chat instruction.

Yes. It surfaces strong clips you haven't run recently and flags creative that's losing steam, so you get more out of footage you've already shot.

Yes. The tagging, search, and library run on an MCP layer your own tools and code can call, so you can bring the engine into your own workflows.

Every important number is tagged as pulled, computed, or interpreted and linked to its source; a safety check runs against your data before you see the answer; and you can audit any answer down to the row.

Yes. Uplifted's agent understands the creative itself: the transcript, the description, the structure, the tags, the format and what is visually in the footage. It reads that next to your live results, so its answers are about what is in the ad, not only how it performed.

Not from nothing. Uplifted works from your real footage: it finds the clips, organizes them, writes the brief and helps you re-cut and remix what you already have. It does not generate synthetic video or images.

Start from the hooks that already work. In Creative Analytics, group by Creative Clips Themes, choose Ad Component, then Hook, and sort by Thumbstop Rate. Then ask the agent for a script or brief from those ads. It attaches the source clips, so new hooks start from proven ones.

Ask the agent what to try next. It returns the pattern behind your winners and a clear list of what to test: untested angles, new formats and ways to remix a proven ad.

Yes. Pick a winning ad and Uplifted returns a ready-to-use brief with the hook, the angle, the structure and the source clips, so your team produces the next version without starting from a blank page.