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LinkedIn ads often need more than a quick 15-second clip. B2B buyers want context, proof, and a story. But producing a long-form video for every campaign can be slow and expensive. A long video generator can turn a script into a structured narrative video in minutes, without a full production team.
In this guide, you’ll learn a practical workflow for creating LinkedIn ad videos that are longer than a typical short clip, using the Long Video feature on Van Gogh Studio (FreeVideoGenerator). You’ll also get reusable prompts, common pitfalls to avoid, and related tools that can speed up your creative process.
LinkedIn’s audience expects substance. A 60- to 90-second video can explain a problem, present a solution, and include a clear call to action. Long-form video also gives you more room to build trust and demonstrate expertise.
Instead of stitching together multiple short clips manually, a long video generator can create a single, cohesive narrative. You can describe the scenes, the voiceover, and the pacing, and the tool will generate the video in one pass.
Here’s a repeatable process to produce a long-form video ad for LinkedIn using Van Gogh Studio’s Long Video feature.
Before you open the tool, write a script that is divided into scenes. Each scene should have a visual description and a voiceover line. For example:
Keep each scene to 10–15 seconds so the total video stays under 90 seconds.
Go to the Long Video page on Van Gogh Studio. You’ll see options to start from text or from an image. For a LinkedIn ad, starting from text is usually fastest.
Paste your script into the prompt box. Be specific about the visual style, the mood, and any on-screen text. For example:
“Professional office setting, a manager looking at a dashboard, text overlay: ‘Manual reporting costs 10 hours a week.’”
Select a video model that supports longer durations. The availability of models and parameters changes, so check the live model selector in the tool. You can also adjust resolution and aspect ratio. For LinkedIn, a landscape 16:9 format usually works best.
Click generate. The tool will create a draft video. Review it for pacing, visual consistency, and alignment with your script. You can regenerate specific scenes or adjust the prompt if something feels off.
Once you’re happy with the core video, you can use the AI Video Studio to add effects, adjust motion, or extend the video if needed. You can also upscale the final export for better quality.
Export the video in a format that LinkedIn supports (MP4 is standard). Then upload it to your LinkedIn Campaign Manager as a single ad creative.
Here are three prompt templates you can adapt for your own products:
Problem-Agitate-Solution
Ready to create your first long-form LinkedIn ad video? Try the Long Video generator on Van Gogh Studio for free – new accounts get 21 signup credits, no credit card required. Start building your narrative video today.
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