Ad copy
Copy written for the market, not translated into it
The listing description, the ad headline and the claim on the graphic all come from the same product brief you use for creatives — with the character limits the platform is going to enforce anyway.
Examples
Every example on this page was generated with our own model — these are not studio photographs or client work.
What it changes in practice
- Written, not machine-translated
- Copy is written from scratch in the target language. No "discover our solution", no borrowed sentence structure.
- Character limits up front
- A Google Ads headline gets 30 characters and a description 90. The text arrives already trimmed rather than rejected on upload.
- Proven structures
- Problem–benefit–proof, feature–benefit, offer with a deadline. You pick the structure instead of asking for "something catchy".
- Five versions to test
- Each creative comes with several headlines, so an A/B test has something to compare.
Questions about this feature
Other features
- Product photosStudio, lifestyle and variants from one phone shot.
- Product video5–15 second clips for listings, Reels and TikTok.
- Ad graphicsCreatives with your logo, colours and claim.
- Marketplace formatsFrames for marketplaces, shop and social — no cropping.
- UGC video with an avatarA recommendation with a face, without the casting.
- Background and retouchCut-outs, shadows, clean-up and upscaling.
- Instant adsA whole creative pack from one product link.
Try it on your own product
Create an account without a card and get 40 credits. Enough for a full set of photos, graphics and video for your first few products.