ShengShu Technology Introduces Vidu Claw, an AI System for Automated Ad Creation
ShengShu Technology announced in a press release the launch of Vidu Claw, an AI system designed to function as a virtual chief marketing officer capable of planning and producing complete advertising campaigns from a single brief. Built on the Vidu platform and powered by the proprietary Vidu Q3 model, Vidu Claw generates video content without relying on third-party aggregators.
Vidu Claw integrates two main components: Vidu Skills for creative production and Marketing Skills for campaign strategy. The system handles tasks such as concept generation, scripting, storyboarding, asset creation, and video synthesis within one environment. It is also compatible with the open-source OpenClaw framework, allowing integration into existing workflows.
The product introduces a new pricing model called Video Plan, which charges users per finished advertisement instead of per tool or generation credit. This structure eliminates variable credit costs and provides predictable pricing for each completed ad.
According to ShengShu, Vidu Q3 improves generation speed significantly. Its Flash Mode can produce 10-second 1080p clips in under three minutes, while Cinematic Mode delivers higher quality output faster than typical industry benchmarks. The company states that this reduces production costs by up to 99 percent compared with traditional video workflows.
Vidu Claw is available now through the Vidu platform at vidu.com/vidu-claw.
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