Bring the brief
Add a product image or campaign brief, then set the goal, audience and language.
AI advertising, with room to explore
One brief.
100 distinct
ad concepts.
Turn a product image or campaign brief into a hundred on-brand directions, each built to give your next campaign more ways in.
For founders, ecommerce brands, independent businesses and agencies.
CONCEPT STUDY 01—04FOUR CREATIVE DIRECTIONS
ONE PRODUCT
FOUR WAYS IN
FOUR WAYS IN
A wider creative brief
100ideas
Variation means changing the idea, not just the wording.
Every concept starts from a different creative angle, with its own direction, message and call to action.
15Emotional
15Product-focused
15Problem / solution
10Luxury positioning
10Promotional
10UGC-style
10Testimonial-style
05Educational
05Humorous & viral
05Competitive differentiation
From a brief to a campaign test
Keep the signal.
Lose the blank page.
Set the direction once, then work through a range of concepts with your brand, audience and market in view.
Set your brand
Save your visual identity, product details and tone of voice in a reusable profile.
Explore 100 angles
Review distinct directions with headlines, copy, captions, calls to action and scripts.
Refine and prepare
Edit concepts, create supporting visuals, prepare platform-ready exports and publish through supported integrations.
Concepts can include
Headlines · marketing copy · captions · CTAs · scripts · voiceovers · images · short-form video
One brand, many markets
Speak to people
in their own words.
Choose audiences and languages for each campaign. Adapt the message and creative direction for the people you want to reach while keeping your brand at the center.
English · French · Arabic · Tunisian Arabic · German · Spanish · more
Creative learning
Make your next test
a little less guesswork.
Explore publicly accessible competitor ads for ideas worth testing. Connect campaign data to review actual CTR, conversions, CPA, ROAS and engagement when it’s available.
Measured results come from campaign data. Predictions and recommendations stay clearly labeled as guidance.
A campaign has more than one good idea in it.