Hypereel UGC Presets (style · hook · setting)

UGC ads are a genre with a vocabulary. There's the "Get Ready With Me" format, the "Shock Stat" hook, the "In Car" setting - and if you've ever written a prompt that strings together a dozen of these descriptors by hand, you know it's both tedious and easy to get subtly wrong. Hypereel UGC Presets is the shortcut: the platform's actual preset catalogs exposed as three dropdowns, which output the template text for whatever you pick.

The idea is that instead of twelve text primitives and a switch, you get one node with three dropdowns - style (14 options from UGC through Get Ready With Me, Tutorial, Unboxing...), hook (10 options: Spicy Tease, Shock Stat, POV Discovery, FOMO Urgency, Rant Energy...), and setting (15 options: Bathroom, Kitchen, Gamer Room, In Car, Roofing, Volcano Rim...). Pick one of each and the node emits the corresponding template plus a combined, pre-labeled block ready to append after your product summary.

How it fits the pipeline

The Hypereel flow feeds the script LLM a product summary (from Hypereel Product Scrape), then the UGC direction, then asks for a voiceover. This node produces that middle chunk. The combined notes output is the one you'll usually wire: it's the style note, hook pattern and setting note concatenated with labels (STYLE NOTE / HOOK PATTERN / SETTING NOTE), ready to drop after the product summary in one string.

If you'd rather compose them yourself, you get each piece separately:

• style_note - the style template on its own.
• hook_note - the hook pattern on its own.
• setting_note - the setting note on its own.
• notes - all three, pre-labeled and concatenated.

Install

Ships with symbiotica-ai/comfyui-nodes - ComfyUI Manager search "Symbiotica", or clone + pip install -r requirements.txt. No API key, no model downloads, no ffmpeg - it's pure text from a bundled catalog. Restart after install.

Gotchas

The catalogs are the platform's own - they're opinionated, which is the point (a "Wild Card" style and a "Bedroom" hook exist, so this is not a neutral taxonomy). The practical trap is output choice: wire notes when you want the ready-made block, but wire the individual outputs when you want to reorder or edit one of the three. And remember this node only produces text direction - the actual script still comes from your LLM call, so if the reel reads flat, the preset isn't the problem, the script step is. Also note it wants the catalogs present (they're shipped in the pack), so if you get a "catalogs missing" error it means a broken/partial install, not a bad URL.