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One Take
Every ad on this page was made with it.
A photo and a sentence. That’s the whole input.
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Make an ad.
Tell it what you’re selling. Add a photo if you have one. That’s the whole thing.
A rough sentence is enough, and rambling is fine. Say the product, where the ad runs and how it should feel. Mention the platform and it picks the shape for you: a story or reel comes back tall, a banner or billboard wide, anything else square.
Add images (all optional)
No images at all is fine. Describe the product and it gets built from your words. Say so if you want that.
Left alone, it judges whether a logo actually helps this ad. Plenty of strong ads don’t carry one, especially when the brand is already readable on the pack. It tells you what it decided and why.
A corner keeps your logo pixel perfect: clean space is built into the ad and your actual file is laid on top. Pick in the scene only when the mark belongs on something physical, a sign, an awning, a van door. That one gets drawn, so it comes back as an interpretation.
Reading your photos…
- Reading your photos and your brief
- Writing three headlines and grading them
- Building the ad
- Checking the product and the spelling
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We checked this and found some things:
Small packaging text is where image models struggle most. Another pass often fixes it, and it costs you nothing.
About the logo. That mark was redrawn, not pasted in from your file. Treat it as an interpretation. If it needs to be exact, drop your real logo on top in any editor afterwards.
Check the text in the image. Image models rewrite headlines more often than anyone admits. If it came back wrong, the retry is on us.
All three, ranked
Every line is drafted, ranked and self-graded against the same four rules. Only an 8 or higher ships. The winner is what you see above.
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Everything you’ve made. Click one to see it full size, or download it straight from here.
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