FOR RESTAURANTS & FOOD BRANDS

Caught at the window.
Built for your menu.

Turn the window-and-curtain idea into a practical restaurant ad brief: product cues, a timed shot list, sound direction and a separate brand end card.

Free brief builder · text output · no sign-up or uploads

YOUR PRODUCTION STARTING POINT

Build your ad brief

This creates a text plan in your browser. Video generation and editing happen in the production tool you choose.

Restaurant or brand nameFeatured food or drink

Name one product and a visible detail, such as a toasted bun or bright label colour.

Mood

Your entries stay on this page. Nothing is submitted to our server.

Your editable brief

AD BRIEF — CAUGHT AT THE WINDOW
Restaurant: your restaurant
Featured product: your signature burger
Mood: warm, late-night takeaway
Format: 10-second vertical concept, followed by a separate brand end card.

0–2.5s: Approach one warm apartment window from a subdued night street.
2.5–4s: A consenting adult enjoys the featured food. Keep the product's shape and ingredients readable.
4–7.5s: They notice the camera and hold a dry, unamused stare. Let the joke breathe.
7.5–8.5s: Set the food down and stand.
8.5–10s: Close the curtain; finish the scene cleanly.

Production notes: use a product photo you own, a consenting performer and one continuous camera move. Keep generated packaging plain. Add your real logo and a short call to action as a separate end card in an editor; do not ask the model to reproduce small lettering. Sound: room tone, packaging and fabric, with no dialogue. Confirm your chosen provider's output options and commercial terms before generating. Review identity, product accuracy, packaging and music rights before publishing. Label the scene as AI-made where required by the platform.

A complete starter brief is ready. Change the details, then build your version.

PLAN → PRODUCE → FINISH

Keep the product real. Let the scene be the joke.

01
Prepare the product reference
Use a sharp photo you own. Identify the food shape, ingredients, container and colours that must remain accurate. Get the performer's agreement.
02
Make the window scene
Take the brief to your chosen video model or production team. Review the food, face, hands and timing. Keep generated packaging free of lettering.
03
Finish with your actual brand
Add the real logo, offer and next step in an editor. Keep the end card separate from the ten-second scene so you can control text and timing.

BEFORE YOU POST OR SPEND

An ad needs more than a funny ending.

Pick one message: a late-night menu, a takeaway special or a signature item. Check every visible product detail against what customers actually receive.

SEE THE PERSONAL SCENE & ORIGINAL PROMPT →

Product: ingredients, portion and packaging match the real item.
Brand: use approved logo files and check all text in the edit.
People: use a consenting performer; avoid implied celebrity endorsement.
Sound: use owned or appropriately licensed audio.
Offer: state the real price, location and availability if shown.
Release: check provider commercial terms and platform AI/ad disclosure rules.

THE PRACTICAL DETAILS

Restaurant ad brief questions

Does this page generate a finished restaurant ad?

It builds a text production brief in your browser. It does not generate a video, upload product photos or spend credits. Take the brief to your chosen production tool or editor.

Should the AI generate my logo on the curtain?

A separate end card gives you control over the real logo, spelling and offer. Keep generated packaging plain, then add approved brand assets in an editor.

Can I use the result in a paid campaign?

Check the rights to your product photos, performers, logo, music and the chosen model's output. This planning tool does not grant a commercial-use licence or promise campaign approval.

How is this different from the personal Window Peeper meme?

The personal version centres on one recognisable person or pet and the awkward pause. The ad brief centres on an accurate product, a brand end card and a clear call to action.

This guide takes inspiration from the brand-ad format documented by MakeViral. Our brief and workflow are independently written. There is no affiliation or promise of the same output.

One product. One awkward interruption.

Build the brief, then give the scene a production plan.

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Caught at the window.Built for your menu.