AI Ad Copy Generation

Give the generator your product URL and the angle you want to test. It reads the page for the offer, the features, and the positioning, then writes primary text, headlines, and descriptions sized to Meta's limits. Generate several angles at once rather than one, since copy is cheap to test and hard to predict.

Primary text truncates around 125 characters on most placements, so the hook has to land before the See More cut. Headlines work best under 40 characters. Long copy can still convert for considered purchases where the reader is already engaged, but the first line is doing nearly all of the work either way.

Test 3-5 distinct angles rather than 20 rewordings of one. Different angles, such as a pain point, a concrete outcome, social proof, or a direct offer, produce genuinely different results, while synonym-level variations mostly split your data and slow down the learning phase.

Not for being AI-written. Rejections come from the claims themselves: promises of specific financial or health results, language that implies you know personal attributes about the viewer, or before-and-after framing in restricted categories. Review generated copy against Meta's advertising policies the same way you would review a human draft.

Yes. Brand voice settings carry your tone, vocabulary, and the claims you are willing to make, and generated copy is written against them. It is worth reviewing the first batch and correcting the settings rather than editing every output, since the corrections compound across everything you generate afterwards.