AI ads maker that builds your Brand DNA from one product URL and composes feed-ready ad creatives for every Meta and X placement
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Pricing model
Paid
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Pricing
Basic: 30 credits for $9.90 USD; Standard: 150 credits for $29.90 USD (marked Popular); Pro: 750 credits for $49.90 USD. All one-time purchases with credits that never expire.
Starter: $19.9 for up to 200 images. Pro: $49.9 for up to 630 images and 9 videos. Ultimate: $99.9 for up to 1,400 images and 21 videos. All plans are one-time payments with credits that never expire.
Key features
Automatic lighting and shadow matching
Support for up to 4K images in JPG, PNG, and HEIC formats
Optional extra instructions for placement and style control
Results generated in under two minutes
Download in PNG or JPG with customizable aspect ratios
Priority generation queue for credit pack owners
Ability to add pets and multiple subjects
Brand DNA extraction from website URL
Image-to-image generation preserves product shape and details
Multiple ad format support: Feed, Stories, Reels, Square, Link ads
Batch generation of ad variants
Brand-consistent copy generation
Strict brand guardrails enforced across all creatives
Brand-first creative editor for fine-tuning
No prompts required, URL-based input
Automatic product info scraping from URLs
Production-ready ZIP export of ad kits
What makes it different
Naturally blended results with matched lighting, shadow, and perspective
Privacy-first with automatic photo deletion within 7 days
One-time credit purchases with no subscription required
No photo editing experience required
Real-time processing without email wait
Extracts brand identity directly from your website, no design brief needed
Preserves product shape and packaging exactly, using image-to-image instead of text-to-image generation
Composes ads for each platform placement rather than cropping one file
Refuses to fabricate claims, ratings or badges
Built for high-volume ad production without losing brand consistency