A Shop listing already holds the facts a script needs: what the item is, who it is for, and what the viewer should do next. A product video script is the short, spoken version of those facts. It is a brief for a cut, not a forecast of how the feed will treat the post.
TikForge starts from a product image or a link, plus that script. A logged-out visitor can watch a labeled sample on the first-cut page. A signed-in generation spends credits. A script that hits a blocking rule never starts, and that attempt is not charged.
A shape that stays easy to check
Three beats are enough. Extra beats make the rule check harder and the cut longer than the product needs.
- Opening. One sentence that names the situation: a question, a concrete detail, or the product in use. Leave out "best", "guaranteed", and any result you cannot document.
- Proof. One thing the viewer can see: the item in hand, the size, the material, or the step that shows how it is used. If you only have a still, describe what the still shows. Do not invent a demonstration you do not have footage for.
- One ask. The listing, or the profile link. Pick one. A second ask competes with the first.
Read the draft out loud. A sentence that only works on a slide needs a rewrite before it goes into the studio.
Claims to take out before you generate
The compliance rules run on the text you type, before generation and again before publish. A block names the rule, the reason, and a fix. A warning is shown and does not stop generation. The check is a product check. It is not legal advice, and a pass does not mean TikTok or YouTube will approve the post.
Take these out of the draft:
- Medical or therapeutic wording. Describe the ordinary function of the product.
- Earnings, profit, or income promises.
- A category the product rules already refuse.
- Absolute lines you cannot stand behind. Soften them, or delete them.
- A synthetic presenter with no AI disclosure. Disclosure starts checked in the composer. Leave it on unless a person filmed the cut.
The longer compliance guide walks through the same family of problems. Use this page while you are still writing. Use that guide when you want the rule list beside you.
What the studio will not fill in
A public TikTok link can supply a structure guess: a hook, the beats, and a call to action taken from the public title, or from a caption you paste when the title is missing. That guess is not a transcript, and it is not a copy of someone else's video. You still write the product facts.
TikForge does not estimate sales or return, and it does not attach a Shop figure to a script. When insights are turned on and the account grants them, the counts are views and likes.
From script to a draft you can review
- Paste the product link or upload the product image.
- Paste the three-beat script.
- Read the check. Fix a block before you generate again.
- Download the video, or hold a draft on a TikTok or YouTube account you connected.
TikTok direct posting waits on the app audit. Until that changes, delivery to TikTok is an inbox draft visible only to you. A Shop product id saved on a job stays pending. It is not sent to TikTok. Instagram and X cannot be connected yet.
When the next cut should feel like a short demo or a presenter, read UGC-style product videos. Credits, including what a failed generation returns, are on the pricing page.