Solar energy ad video template
Explain your solar offer through a homeowner’s real concerns and your documented service details. Shape a short commercial around a clear next step.
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From this input to this video
An illustrative day-to-night energy flow with real Enphase battery imagery and a clear explanation of storing surplus solar energy.
Prompt
Create a 30-second 16:9 solar energy ad video for Enphase, for homeowners exploring solar and battery storage. Open on solar energy is produced during the day, but a home also needs electricity after sunset, then reveal an illustrative detached home with rooftop solar panels powering everyday life. Show the shift to storing excess daytime solar energy for later use, as explained at https://enphase.com/learn/home-energy/solar-basics/solar-and-battery-storage with premium flow-line diagrams showing energy moving between rooftop panels, a battery and household loads; use actual source imagery for any branded hardware visuals, smooth camera movement, and clear on-screen copy. Apply the official Enphase logo from https://enphase.com/homeowners/home-solar-batteries without altering the logo. Use English narration and captions. End on a clean logo card with Explore Enphase solar and storage. Keep the home and energy-flow diagrams clearly illustrative. Do not invent savings, output figures, outage guarantees, customer results or product specifications.
Selected style
Flow lines
Read the video transcript
Solar panels make energy while the sun is up. But your home keeps running long after dark. Rooftop solar powers everyday life, and at midday, it often makes more than you use. A battery can store that extra solar energy, and power your home once the sun goes down. At sunrise, solar takes over again and recharges the battery. Explore Enphase solar and storage.
Make it yours
Fill in your details here, or continue and finish your brief in ngram.
Help filling in your brief
- [company-name]
- Your solar company.
- [duration]
- Target length in seconds.
- [aspect-ratio]
- Placement format.
- [audience]
- Who should see the ad.
- [homeowner-concern]
- The opening tension.
- [home-type]
- Setting for the panel reveal.
- [benefit-message]
- The practical benefit you can support.
- [visual-style]
- Visual direction.
- [brand-assets]
- Assets to apply.
- [language]
- Narration and caption language.
- [cta]
- End-card call to action.
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What this template makes
A solar energy ad video template is a reusable prompt and scene plan for a short solar-company commercial. It starts with a homeowner's electricity concern, moves to a rooftop-panel reveal, and ends with a localized call to action. Add a logo, brand direction, and the offer you want to communicate; ngram turns that brief into a script, storyboard, and video draft you can review before rendering.
A 30-second solar ad structure
The real prompts in this cluster repeatedly pair a household problem with a clean rooftop-solar reveal and a short local CTA.
- 1
Homeowner tension
5sOpen on a recognizable household energy concern: an electricity bill, a dim room, or a family looking for a practical change. Keep the brand out of frame while the problem lands.
- 2
Rooftop reveal
8sMove outside to a sunlit home and reveal rooftop panels. Use an animated camera move and brief on-screen copy to make the change easy to follow on a phone.
- 3
Everyday power
10sConnect the panels to a concrete home moment: lights on, appliances running, or a family enjoying the space. State the approved benefit message without inventing savings figures.
- 4
Logo and local CTA
7sHold the logo, local-language call to action, and contact path on a clean end card. Leave enough time to read it before the video ends.
Tune the commercial to the placement
Duration
The cluster centers on 25-30 seconds. Shorter cuts need one clear benefit; longer cuts can make room for a second homeowner moment.
Narration and text
Use voiceover when the placement supports sound, and keep the core message in captions and on-screen copy for phone viewers.
Visual treatment
The source prompts favor a premium animated treatment. Use your own reference image when a specific home or panel installation needs to guide the scene.
Aspect ratio
Plan each channel version as its own edit so the logo, roofline, and end-card copy stay readable in the intended crop.
Common solar ad cuts
15-second bill-to-brightness teaser
A fast vertical cut that holds on one homeowner concern, one roof reveal, and one CTA for paid social testing.
Make this 15 seconds. Use one electricity-bill concern in the first 3 seconds, one rooftop reveal, and one end-card CTA. Keep all copy readable in 9:16.
30-second local-language commercial
The core story in the cluster: a household concern, a premium solar reveal, everyday-life proof, and a local CTA.
Keep this 30 seconds. Write the narration, captions, and end-card CTA in [language], using the supplied local offer and contact path.
Reference-image-led installation story
Use a supplied home or installation image when the brand needs the ad to resemble a specific market or project.
Use the supplied reference image as the visual guide for the home and rooftop panels. Preserve its architectural cues while building the motion around it.
Use the template
Start with the prompt
Choose "Use this template" to open ngram with the solar ad recipe prefilled.
Add the local details
Replace the slots with the audience, approved benefit message, logo, language, and call to action. Attach a reference image if it should guide the home scene.
A few minutes
Review the plan, then refine
Review the plan containing the script before rendering. Use chat or visual controls to adjust a scene, revise copy, or regenerate the part that needs a different direction.
Before rendering
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Solar ad prompt patterns
Browse the real solar-ad request patterns that informed this reusable recipe.
Put the solar ad to work
Use this recipe when a campaign needs a concise, branded homeowner story.
Teams that need solar ad creative
The same prompt can support the campaign, product, and growth work around a solar offer.
What shapes the solar commercial
These ngram capabilities keep the story, brand direction, narration, and on-screen copy in one project.
Send solar ad videos to social channels
Connect the channel, review the post beside the finished video, then schedule or publish it from ngram's content calendar.
whenA solar campaign video is approved for a company post
thenAdd the finished video to a LinkedIn calendar post, review the copy and destination, then publish or schedule it.
whenA solar commercial needs a channel upload
thenCompose the YouTube post beside the finished video, choose a time, and verify the destination after it publishes.
whenA short solar video is ready for an X post
thenReview the video and post copy in the calendar, then publish now or choose a one-off or recurring schedule.
More ways to make the campaign video
Choose the focused workflow that fits the source material and job in front of you.
Turn solar campaign material into video
Start with the material already carrying the offer, visual direction, or local details.
Solar energy ad video template FAQ
What should I include in a solar energy ad video prompt?
Can I make a 9:16 solar panel commercial for social media?
Can I use my solar company logo and colors?
Can the ad use a local language?
Can I use a photo of a real installation?
How do I make several solar ad variants?
Make the next solar ad from a clear homeowner story.
Fill the prompt with your approved message, brand assets, local language, and CTA. Then review the plan before you render.
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