Doe — captions and stickers, measured off the donors

Both stickers are generated by the image model from your green-screen references and chroma-keyed, and both sit where the donor put its own sticker, measured in pixels rather than guessed.

Both ads

Script 6 — celines

37.6 seconds · style2 two-tone sticker, 0–3s · house captions throughout

1 fatal, 7 major

done sticker at top edge 0.166 of frame height, 0.800 of frame width — the donor's own numbers
13s fatal — the hero label is garbled: it renders Begamot and 2.5oz where the packshot reads Bergamot and 2.65oz
4s major — the small pale yellow item
23–25s major — a second cap appears, and the cap warps in her hand

Script 2 — natiscart

56.1 seconds · style6 plain white sticker, 0–21s · house captions throughout

0 fatal

done sticker at top edge 0.208, 0.616 of frame width — the donor's own numbers
fixed the caption that read ",000 for a procedure" now reads $2,000
29s major — the label text renders mirrored on the close shot
19s major — the stick is held just off the skin during the application beat

What the donors actually did, in pixels

Donor	Sticker block	Top edge	Width	On screen	Running captions
06 celinesfavoritefinds	x 107–971 of 1080, y 318 of 1920	0.166	0.800	0–2.8s	none at all
02 natiscart	x 156–821 of 1080, y 400 of 1920	0.208	0.616	0–20.6s	2 boxes against 364 other boxes

Neither donor is a heavily edited video. Each is a selfie clip with one text sticker over the opening, and Script 6's donor carries no running captions whatsoever. Our ads now carry more post-production than the originals did, because the house rule is one caption look on every video.

How the sticker is made now

Your six green-screen references are edit inputs for the image model, not pictures to copy by hand. The reference goes to google/nano-banana-2/edit with our words, comes back on the same flat green, and the green is keyed out on distance from (7,249,5) with a one-pixel erode. Two wrong turns before that: the retired swipes/callouts/ library, then the Python drawing script. Both are now blocked by a gate.

Ad	Reference	Why that one
Script 6	style2, two-tone	Two boxes for our two lines, and the boxes carry their own contrast over the light car headliner
Script 2	style6, plain white	A two-line reference, and plain white reads on the dark car roof

style5 was the first choice for Script 6 and failed twice: its reference is a five-line block, so the model kept all five lines and ghosted ours underneath. Match the reference's line count to the lines you need.

Spend: $7.57 of video generation tonight, $0.28 on three sticker images, $0.25 of rented GPU, about $0.15 of QA. Balance is roughly $49.

QA verdicts: Script 6 · Script 2