Image Ads
Paste a product link. Get finished ad images.
Your real product, your words editable, in the sizes your platform needs.
From 2 credits per image, by model.
Built against the real complaints
“It’ll look like generic AI slop.”
“Feels a bit generic at times, the creative output can lack originality unless you fine-tune a lot.”
Most AI ad tools give you one look: theirs. Image Ads starts from a named format — comparison table, review card, post-it note, whiteboard sketch — built to look like something a person made, on your product, not a stock photo standing in for it.
“It’ll warp my product or blur the label.”
“Most generators subtly warp the item or blur labels when they create the background, which kills brand trust.”
Your product photos are the reference on every generation, not a suggestion. An image that doesn’t keep your product’s real shape, label, and colour isn’t charged to you.
“This is another billing trap.”
“I paid for a subscription, and this platform literally stole over 1,000 of my unused credits.”
Credits you buy in a pack don’t expire. Cancel in one click — nothing auto-upgrades. The price per image is printed on this page, not buried behind a credit-to-image ratio you have to reverse-engineer yourself.
40 ad formats. Pick one, or let your product pick for you.
Every format is a real ad style people actually stop for — comparison tables, review cards, post-it notes, magazine-style hero shots — not a generic template with your logo dropped in.
Offer
Trust
Testimonials
A candid lifestyle scene with a real customer review overlaid.
Social Proof
A warm editorial shot with a rating and review card built in.
Press / Editorial
An off-white editorial layout styled like a press quote.
Pull-Quote Review Card
A bold pull-quote over a solid colour field with a review card.
Social Comment Screenshot + Product
A native comment-app screenshot paired with your product.
Verified Review Card
One verified review baked into a card beside your product.
Highlighted / Annotated Testimonial
A long-form review with two lines physically highlighted.
Product + Comment Callout
Your product above one real, baked-in customer comment.
UGC Lifestyle + Product + Review Card (Split)
A candid lifestyle shot split against your product and a review card.
Benefits
Features / Benefits Point-Out
A white diagram with connector lines calling out four product benefits.
Bullet-Points
Your product on one side, five clean benefit rows on the other.
Stat Surround / Callout Radial (Product Hero)
Your product centred with four stat callouts radiating around it.
Bundle Showcase + Benefit Bar
Your product in open packaging with a benefit bar underneath.
Stat Radial (Lifestyle Flatlay)
An overhead flatlay with stats arranged in a radial callout.
Stat Callout (Data-Driven Lifestyle)
A real use scene fading into one bold data statement.
Benefit Checklist Showcase
Your product beside a rating, headline, and three-row checklist.
Feature Arrow Callout / Product Annotation
A hand holding your product with arrows calling out its features.
Hero Statement + Icon Benefit Bar
Your product in real use with a three-icon benefit bar below.
Hero Product Showcase + Stat Bar
A hero product shot with a three-metric stat bar below.
Compare
Us vs Them
A side-by-side comparison table — your product against a generic alternative.
Before & After (UGC Native)
Two phone-photo panels, same person and setting, before and after.
Us vs Them Color Split
An even colour-split comparison, four rows per side.
Comparison Grid / Table
A strict two-column comparison table, three rows, your product locked in.
Whiteboard Before / After + Product Hold
A whiteboard sketch of before/after with your product in hand.
Real post
Advertorial / Editorial Content Card
A documentary portrait styled like an editorial content card.
Long-Form Manifesto / Letter Ad
A copy-first, white canvas built for a short brand manifesto.
UGC + Viral Post Overlay
A casual selfie reacting to a baked-in discussion post — no product shown.
UGC Story Callout / Text Bubble Explainer
An overhead phone photo with five story-style text bubbles.
Faux Press / News Articles Screenshot
An editorial article card with two candid product photos.
Faux iPhone Notes / App Screenshot
A phone Notes-app screenshot listing three product benefits.
Native / Ugly Post-It Note Style
A found-photo shot with a handwritten sticky note taped to the pack.
Hook
Headline
A clean, product-led hero shot with a bold headline reserved above it.
Negative Marketing (Bait & Switch)
A scroll-stopping "bad review" card that resolves into the real point.
Curiosity Gap / Hook Quote Testimonial
A setup-bait-reveal hook quote with a small trust strip.
Bold Statement / Reaction Headline
A bold diagonal colour field built around one reaction headline.
Curiosity Gap + Scroll-Stopper Hook
A pure hook headline over a real, product-free scene.
Built for how you actually sell
Amazon FBA ad generator
Same listing photo. Six ad sizes. Nothing about your product changed.
Shopify ad maker
Your brand colours, your offer, six formats — ready before your next posting slot.
Dropshipping ad creatives
Link in. Ads out. No design tool, no freelancer thread.
Agency static ads
One client’s brand kit, several ad variants, every export size your ad account asks for.
Frequently asked questions
Will this warp my product like other AI ad tools?
Your product photos are the reference on every image. An image that doesn’t hold your product’s real shape, label, and colour isn’t charged to you.
Do credits expire?
No — pack credits never expire.
Can I edit the headline after it generates?
Yes, for formats where the headline is a text layer rather than baked into the artwork — you can change the words without regenerating the image. Each format page states which of its words are editable layers and which are baked into the visual.
What sizes do you export?
Every set is built per platform: Instagram feed 4:5, Story / Reels 9:16, Facebook 1:1, Landscape 1.91:1, Display 300x250, TikTok 9:16, Amazon 1:1.
How is this different from Canva?
Canva hands you a blank template and asks you to design. Image Ads hands you a finished ad on your product and lets you edit it afterward.
How is this different from Higgsfield or Pippit?
They generate the whole ad, including the words, baked into one picture. Image Ads keeps your product locked and your words as something you can still change.