Eastern Asia

AI UGC videos for brands in South Korea

AI creator videos for South Korea: your real product, held by an AI creator who speaks Korean with a South Korean accent, or any other language and accent. From the original EZUGC. Start free; plans from US$35/month.

Making creator ads for South Korea

Korean (Seoul accent). She says: 심플한 스킨케어 찾으세요? 디 오디너리 이 세럼, 히알루론산이랑 세라마이드가 들어 있어서 보습이랑 장벽 케어에 좋아요. 제형도 가벼워요. 링크는 아래에요. An AI demonstration ad made with EZUGC from a product photo; the creator is fictional and The Ordinary did not make or endorse this video.

Type Korean with a Seoul accent, as in the clip above, for the widest reach.

Where short-form ads run in South Korea

YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, TikTok and Naver.

Rules to know before you post

  • The Korea Fair Trade Commission's endorsement guidelines require paid content to be marked, for example 유료광고 (paid advertisement).
  • Korea's AI Basic Act, in force since 22 January 2026, includes labelling rules for content made with generative AI.

A summary checked on 14 November 2026, not legal advice. Rules change, so confirm with the regulator or an adviser before a campaign.

Creators who sound local in South Korea

When you cast your creator, type the language and accent your buyers in South Korea expect. EZUGC writes the script in that language, the way a local talks on their phone, and the creator says it on camera with that accent. For South Korea that usually means:

  1. Korean with a South Korean accent
  2. English with a South Korean accent, for ads that also run abroad
  3. Any other language or accent you type, if you sell outside South Korea

How it works

  1. Paste your product page or shop link. EZUGC reads it and builds a product brief with the source of every fact.
  2. Add a clear photo of your product so the video shows the real thing, not a lookalike.
  3. EZUGC finds creator posts in your niche that outperformed and borrows their structure, never their words.
  4. Pick a fictional creator, set the language (for example Korean) and the accent (South Korean), and get scripts written in it.
  5. Make the video. It is checked for product match and quality before it reaches your library, and failed attempts are credited back.

Paying from South Korea

Plans are charged in US dollars through Stripe. If your card is in South Korean won (KRW, ₩), your bank converts the charge. Starter is US$35 a month for 8 videos, Growth US$99 for 25 and Pro US$229 for 60. Paying yearly gives two months free: US$350, US$990 or US$2,290 a year. The free plan needs no card.

The original EZUGC

EZUGC has been live at ezugc.com since March 2025. It is built in Brisbane, Australia, and used by brands in any country. It is not affiliated with EzUGC at ezugc.ai, a separate company whose own site says it was founded in 2026.

Common questions

Can the creator speak Korean with a South Korean accent?

Yes. Type Korean as the language and South Korean as the accent. EZUGC writes the script in Korean and the creator speaks it on camera. You can switch to any other language or accent at any time.

Do I need to be in South Korea to use EZUGC?

No. EZUGC runs in the browser. Brands anywhere in South Korea, from Seoul to the smallest town, paste a product link and get their videos online, with no shoot to organise and no product to ship.

What currency will I pay in?

US dollars. Your bank converts it to South Korean won. Starter is US$35 a month for 8 videos, Growth US$99 for 25 and Pro US$229 for 60. Paying yearly gives two months free: US$350, US$990 or US$2,290 a year.

Are the creators real people?

No. They are AI-generated, fictional people holding your real product, made from your product photo. Label the video as AI-made when you post it, as the platforms ask.

Is ezugc.com the same company as ezugc.ai?

No. ezugc.com is the original EZUGC, live since March 2025. EzUGC at ezugc.ai is a separate company with a similar name.

Put your product in a creator video for South Korea.

Paste your product link and start free.

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