Ad copy that sounds
like you wrote it.
Not blog posts, not taglines. The fields an ad actually asks you to fill in, written against your brand and against what is already running in your category.
Every field the ad asks for.
You get the whole set, attached to the creative it belongs to, not a paragraph you then have to cut up.
- Primary text
- The body of the ad. The part that has to earn the next two seconds.
- Headline
- The short line under the creative, where the offer has to survive being read at a glance.
- Description
- The supporting line that carries the detail the headline had no room for.
- Call to action
- The button, chosen from the standard set advertisers already use, so it is not a phrase you have to invent.
- Destination
- The page the ad sends people to, kept with the creative rather than in a separate note.
Ask, read, ask again.
Copy is never right the first time. This is built for the second and third try.
- Step 01
Say what the ad is for.
A product, an offer, an angle you saw working somewhere else. If you started from a reference ad, the angle is already in the thread.
- Step 02
Read it as an ad, not as text.
The copy arrives with the creative it belongs to, so you are judging the ad rather than a paragraph standing on its own.
- Step 03
Edit it where it lives.
It is already in your creative library. Change any field there, one at a time, and copy any line, or all of them, with one click.
Three rules it works under.
Things that stay true no matter what you ask for.
It writes against your brand file, not a blank page.
With a Brand Kit in place, what you sell, who you sell it to, the value you claim and the problem you solve are all inputs rather than things you retype every time.
Copy does not spend your generation credits.
Credits are drawn by image and video generation. Rewriting a headline for the fifth time does not cost you one.
You are still the one signing it off.
Prices, guarantees and specifics are yours to check. Read every line before it goes out, exactly as you would with a copywriter.
Write the ad, not the brief.
The Free plan includes credits, so you can make a creative and the copy that goes with it before choosing a paid plan.
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