AI Ad Generator

An AI ad generator makes advertising creative from a brief instead of a design file. You give it your product, the offer and the look, and an image or video model renders the ad: the product in a scene, the headline set in type, the button, the brand colors. The useful part is what comes after the first ad, because a campaign never runs on one creative. It needs versions to test, sizes for each placement and copy for each market.

Mage covers all three jobs with models rather than templates. GPT Image 2.5 Flare and Nano Banana 2.1 render readable headlines, Mango 3 keeps your product in place while it changes the scene around it, and Cherry 2 Pro makes and edits video ads with sound. In the browser, Autocreate runs a batch of 20 to 100 image variations from one prompt. In Claude, Cursor and other assistants connected to Mage, the free Paid Ads skills turn one ad into clean test variants, recompose it for every placement and translate its text.

Every creation is private by default, nothing carries a watermark, and a commercial license comes with every paid plan. You can start free: new members get a one-time bonus of 300 Gems to use in the Mage app.

An ad has a few seconds to land, so write the prompt the way an art director writes a brief: what the product is, where it sits in the frame, where the headline goes and how much empty space the layout needs. "A peach sparkling water can on the right third of a sunlit picnic blanket, headline top left in bold white sans serif" gives the model a layout to follow. "A nice ad for my drink" gives it nothing to work with.

Quote every word that should appear, spelled exactly as it should be printed: the headline, the subline, the button. Keep the headline short, five words or fewer, because short lines render more reliably and read faster on a phone. Name the brand colors in plain words or as hex codes, and say which element carries each one, such as an orange button or a cream background band.

Lock the product. End the prompt with what must not change: "keep the can, its label and the logo exactly as in the reference." The model redraws the product each time, so small print and fine patterns can drift; check every final ad against the real packaging. For the photos that feed your ads, the AI product photo generator covers studio and lifestyle shots, and the AI poster generator goes deeper on type-led layouts.

• Quote every word that should appear in the ad.
• Keep headlines to five words or fewer.
• Say where the product and the headline sit in the frame.
• Name brand colors and the element that carries each one.
• Check the label, the logo and every word before you publish.

A creative test only teaches you something when the variants differ in one way. If version B has a new model, a new background and a new headline, and it wins, you do not know why. So decide the variable first: the person, the setting, the background color, the season or the headline. Then change only that, and label each file by what changed.

In the browser, Autocreate turns one prompt into a batch. Set up the ad in the prompt bar or in Advanced, choose how many creations you want, from 20 to 100 for images, and write a custom instruction such as "only change the background color" or "only change the time of day." Autocreate varies the prompt before each generation and runs on Gems. It is the quickest way to explore many directions at once and pick the few worth testing.

For clean test cells, use the Ad Multiplier skill in an assistant connected to Mage. It makes every variant from the original ad rather than from another variant, so the product, the logo, the layout and every untouched word stay identical, and it labels each one by what changed. It can also propose short headlines with different angles, benefit, urgency, curiosity or offer, and waits for your approval before it generates. Connect Mage once, then add the skill from the Mage skills page.

• Change one element per variant.
• Name each file by what changed.
• Use Autocreate to explore and Ad Multiplier for test cells.
• Retire losing variants before you make new ones.

Creator-style ads, where a person talks to a phone camera about your product, are their own craft: a hook in the first two seconds, a scripted line, the product held up to the lens. The AI UGC video generator covers scripting and casting them on Cherry 2 Pro.

Product-led ads, where the product turns, pours or gets unboxed with no presenter, start from a product photo. The AI product video generator covers first frames, end cards and camera moves.

When you already have a video ad that works, change it instead of starting over. Video Editor applies one instruction to a 4 to 30 second clip on Cherry 2 Pro, such as a new setting or a different jacket, and keeps the motion and framing. Magejutsu swaps a person, an outfit or a product from a reference and keeps the rest of the shot, its cuts and its sound as filmed. The Ad Multiplier skill does the same kind of edit from your assistant, priced by the length of the clip.

Each placement has its own shape: 1:1 and 4:5 for feeds, 9:16 for Stories and Reels, 16:9 and wider for display banners. Cropping one master ad to fit them all cuts off headlines and squeezes products. Generate each size from the same brief instead, choosing the aspect ratio in the prompt bar, and keep the headline and the logo away from the top and bottom edges of a 9:16 ad, where the app’s own buttons and captions tend to sit.

The Ad Resizer skill does this from a finished ad: it transcribes every line of text for you to check, then recomposes the layout for each placement, extending the background instead of cropping. The Ad Localizer skill translates the copy for meaning and tone, shows you every line for approval, and replaces the text in the image while the product, the logo and the design stay put. Both run in your assistant through the Mage connector. For spoken video in another language, see the AI video translator.