Turn one product photo into a complete marketing campaign
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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Single Pack: $9.99 USD per pack. 5-Pack Bundle: $44.90 USD (10% off). Plan · 5 Packs: $39.90 USD per month. Plan · 15 Packs: $99.90 USD per month. Free demo available with no card required.
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
Studio-quality product photography generation
Lifestyle scene generation
Short-form vertical video generation
Multi-platform asset exports
Social media copy generation
Marketplace listing copy
Campaign concept generation
Brand memory that learns and improves
10 language support
Fully editable and watermark-free assets
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
Brand memory that improves with each use
No design, photography, or marketing skills required
30-minute satisfaction guarantee with no questions asked
Single platform handles all marketing assets and copy
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