Zutobi Driving Lessons Clipping (US creators only)

• US-based creators only, or at least 60% US audience. Analytics screenshot required on request.
• Account must be public, active for 3+ months, with at least 10 public videos.

No new accounts created for this campaign.

One clip = one idea: one question, one mistake, one situation or one tip. 20-45 seconds recommended.

Hook in the first 0-2 seconds: start on the most interesting frame and put the hook on screen as text. No intros or greetings.

Structure: Hook > Setup (the situation on the road or the question) > Payoff (Jacqueline's explanation or the answer). Don't cut the payoff short.

End every clip with the Zutobi packshot (last 2-3 seconds) with a short call to action. Packshot is in the Assets folder.

The Zutobi watermark must stay visible for the whole clip. Don't crop, blur, cover or remove it.

The road and/or Jacqueline must be clearly visible. Use layout A (split screen), B (one focus) or C (full 16:9 frame with blurred fill). No black bars, no stretching.

Keep Jacqueline's face fully in frame. Never cut at the eyes or chin.

Signs, lights and lane markings the clip talks about must be readable on a phone screen. Zoom in if needed.

Keep the face, key road details and all text inside the safe zone: leave the top ~250 px, bottom ~350 px and right ~150 px of the 1080x1920 frame clear.

Burned-in captions for everything Jacqueline says, 3-6 words per line.

Graphics (arrows, highlights, title cards) in the style of the Figma examples, with brand fonts and colors. On-screen text must be readable in under 2 seconds.

Jacqueline's voice clearly louder than music (music at about 10-20% of her volume). Licensed music only.

Cut pauses and dead air. Something should change on screen every 2-4 seconds. Don't speed up her voice more than 1.1x.

Accuracy: never cut Jacqueline's words so the meaning changes, and don't add driving advice that isn't in the video. Mention the state if a rule is state-specific.

Export: 9:16 vertical, 1080x1920, MP4 (H.264 + AAC), same frame rate as the source (usually 30 fps).

Download source videos in the highest quality available.

Full guide, footage, packshot, Figma and example TikToks are in the reference folder.