Creatify casts AI avatars to sell your product across video ads. Ravvi turns one product photo into 100+ image and video ads across 20 art directions — no avatars, no prompts, and the first six are free.
Product-first. One photo in, 100+ ads out. Twenty art directions applied automatically, Product DNA keeping your item pixel-faithful in every scene. Two of its three modes need zero prompts.
Avatar-first ad platform. 1,500+ realistic AI actors, a node-based Ad Flow editor, plus media buying, an ad launcher and a 10M+ competitor ad tracker. A full performance-ad stack when avatars and ad ops are the job.
Creatify hands you avatars, scripts and a node editor to assemble video ads — powerful, but you're directing an actor. Ravvi gives you a spectrum of control over your product itself, and the first two modes don't need you to write a single word.
Drop the product photo and Ravvi applies all 20 art directions at once — Cinematic, Editorial, POV, UGC, Hero Shot, Minimalist and more. One variant per style, no prompt to write. Best for casting a wide net and A/B testing which look converts.
Same single photo, and Ravvi generates a set of four fresh creative concepts. Not what you wanted? Generate another set, and stack as many as you like — still no prompt. Best for exploring creative directions, like an AI pitching you a concept board.
When you want fine control: supply a brief, a style reference (borrow its lighting, palette and composition) and a character reference (keep one person consistent across all eight shots). A set of eight, directed. Best for a clear vision, character consistency or matching a look.
Creatify pricing from creatify.ai/pricing as of July 2026 (Free, Starter $39, Pro $99, Enterprise custom); credit-to-video volume is only published for the free tier, so paid rows compare credits and scope. Ravvi pricing as of July 2026.
Yes. A natural split: Creatify for AI-avatar UGC video and its ad-launch / media-buying tools, and Ravvi for product-forward creative — ecommerce listings, Shopping images, retargeting and brand ads where the product's look is the hook. Different jobs, different tools.
Who the hero is. Creatify centers an AI avatar that presents your product, and layers on a performance-ad stack (media buyer, ad launcher, competitor tracker). Ravvi centers the product itself — Product DNA keeps your item's colors, logo and materials pixel-faithful across every one of 100+ image and video ads, and two of its three modes need no prompt at all.
No — and that's deliberate. Ravvi is product-first, so the product is the hero rather than an actor. If your ads need a human spokesperson to build trust, Creatify's avatar library is the better fit. If your product's design or packaging is what sells it, Ravvi keeps that sharp without an actor in the way.
It depends on what you're making. Creatify's entry plan ($39/mo) is lower than Ravvi's ($59/mo), and the two bill differently — Creatify credits roughly map to videos, Ravvi's entry is about 125 images. For high-volume product imagery Ravvi's per-asset cost is lower; for avatar video Creatify's entry is cheaper. Ravvi previews six ads free with no card and no watermark, so you can compare on your own product before paying.
Ravvi. Product listings and Shopping feeds want static product images from multiple angles and scenes — Ravvi produces dozens per upload, including clean white-background studio shots and lifestyle scenes. Creatify can make image ads, but it's built around avatar and video output, not a listing's primary imagery.
One photo in, 100+ ads out. First 6 ads free, no credit card.