That is a real export. The same single HTML file the editor builds for an ad network, animations and all — only the store redirect is held back.
Join The Stream – Live Now
A stream four minutes in with 2,418 watching, chat mid-conversation, and a discount code that dies when the broadcast ends.
What this screen does
'started 4 min ago' is precisely calibrated. Early enough that the viewer has missed nothing, late enough that something is already happening — the exact moment at which joining feels like good timing rather than either waiting around or arriving late.
The chat is the proof, and it works because it is not promotional. 'is the navy one restocked?', 'got mine in 30 seconds last time', 'code still working for anyone?' are ordinary shopping questions. Real people asking practical things establishes an active audience far better than a viewer count alone, and the middle line quietly claims the product sells out fast without the brand saying so.
'The code dies when the stream ends' ties the discount to the broadcast. It is the only deadline in this whole set that the viewer can verify in real time, which makes it entirely credible — and unlike a countdown banner, it is a rule about how the event works rather than a pressure tactic.
'DROP STARTS IN THIS STREAM' promises something has not happened yet. The stream is not a recording being sold; it is an event with a moment still ahead of it, which is the reason to join now rather than watch later.
'No account needed to watch' removes the signup wall at the point of highest intent, which is where live commerce most often loses people.
Best for
- Live shopping and social commerce platforms
- Fashion, beauty and collectibles brands running drops
- Creator and streaming platforms
- Product launches with a scheduled reveal moment
- Markets where live commerce is established — this card assumes the format is familiar
Making it yours
- Write chat that sounds like your audience, not like marketing. Promotional chat lines are obvious and destroy the card's credibility.
- Use a real code that genuinely expires with the stream.
- Set the viewer count to a plausible figure for your channel.
- Only run this creative while a stream is actually live — the whole card collapses otherwise, and it is the one here most damaged by bad scheduling.
- Keep the elapsed time small and update it if the campaign runs long.
- Match the product category in the chat to what is being sold.
Next steps
Templates are a starting point, not a constraint. The documentation walks through changing one into your own ad and exporting it.