AI UGC Creator Jobs
Get paid to show people how AI apps and software tools work. Most briefs are a screen recording with your voiceover, so explaining things clearly matters more than followers or fancy gear. Browse the briefs below and apply today.
1 briefs Examples. Live briefs open once you join.
$120+ $4 per 1K views
≈ $320 at 50K
TikTok UGC creator — productivity app
TikTokInstagramSaaS Company · High-volume UGC
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ApplyWith a free profile
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FilmOn your phone
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Get paidOn verified views
Why AI Brands Hire Real Creators
AI brands hire real creators because people trust a real person showing how a tool works. You try the app, film a short video and show how it helps with things like interview prep, writing, budgeting or editing. AI-generated avatars and synthetic voices aren’t accepted on Everyday UGC, so every video comes from a real creator.
Want app and software work beyond AI tools? Browse all tech UGC jobs.
The Kinds of Videos AI Brands Ask For
AI and software briefs look a little different from beauty or food briefs. The product lives on a screen, so most of the work is showing it clearly.
Screen-Recorded Walkthroughs
Record your phone or laptop while you use the app and talk through what you’re doing. Most AI briefs start here.Voiceover Explainers
Plenty of AI briefs never show your face. A clear voice over a tidy recording is enough, which makes this niche a good fit for faceless creators.Talking-Head Reviews
Some brands want you on camera for a quick, honest take: the problem you had, how the tool handled it, and what you’d tell a friend.Before-and-After Demos
Show the task done the old way, then with the tool. Short side-by-sides like this tend to work well as ads.
How to Stand Out on AI Briefs
Brands hiring for AI tools care most about whether viewers understand the product by the end of the video.
- Use the tool before you film.Spend ten minutes with it first. It shows in the video when you know where everything is.
- Keep the recording clean.Close other tabs, turn off notifications and zoom in on the part that matters.
- Explain the result, not every button.Viewers want to know what the tool does for them, not a tour of the menu.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is AI UGC?
AI UGC is used for two different things. On Everyday UGC it means user-generated content for AI products: real creators making screen recordings, voiceovers and reviews of AI apps and software. The term is also used for AI-generated videos made with avatar tools, and those aren’t part of these jobs.
Can I use AI tools when making my videos?
Yes, for normal editing. Captions, cuts, color correction and help drafting a script are all fine. AI avatars, synthetic voices and AI-generated footage standing in for you aren’t allowed, and any voiceover has to be recorded by you.
Can I do AI UGC jobs without showing my face?
Yes. Most AI briefs are built around a screen recording with a voiceover, so many never need you on camera. Look for listings tagged Faceless or Tutorial.
Can you make money with AI UGC?
Yes. AI and software companies pay creators to show their tools in short videos. Each brief shows its pay before you apply, as a flat fee per video, a rate per 1,000 views, or both. The current AI example brief pays $120 per video plus $4 per 1,000 verified views.
Do I need to be good with technology?
No. You need to be comfortable using an app and explaining it in plain words. The brief lists the features to show, and creators who aren’t tech experts often explain things in a way regular viewers relate to.
What do I need to record my screen?
The built-in screen recorder on your iPhone or Android phone is enough for most briefs, and a free desktop recorder covers laptop apps. Record your voiceover with your phone’s microphone in a quiet room.