Paste your product URL. Get 3 Meta ad copy variations at different lengths, ready to test. Or describe your product if the URL doesn't work.
Paste a product URL and the AI reads the page directly. It pulls the product name, features, pricing, and positioning, then writes ad copy based on what it actually found on the page.
If the URL doesn't return enough content (common with JavaScript-heavy sites), describe your product manually. Include who it's for, what problem it solves, and what makes it different. The more specific you are, the better the output.
One run returns a fixed bundle: three headlines, three primary-text bodies written as paragraph arrays, and two descriptions. The three bodies are deliberately different lengths — short is punchy, mid builds an argument, long tells a full story — and each one opens by naming the exact person the ad is for.
Two selectors shape the output. Objective is one of Leads, Purchases, Awareness or Sign Ups, and it changes what the closing ask is. Tone is one of Professional, Casual, Urgent, Fun or Bold. Free-text descriptions are capped at 2,000 characters, and a scraped page that returns under 100 characters of readable text is rejected outright rather than passed to the model as thin context — that is the case where you should type the description yourself.
Three versions rather than ten is a testing decision. Meta needs conversion volume per variant to tell them apart, and splitting one ad set's budget across ten near-identical bodies mostly buys you noise.
Run all three in the same ad set against the same creative so length is the only variable. Give each one enough impressions to separate before you judge, and remember that the ad set as a whole still needs roughly 50 conversions a week to leave learning — the learning-phase estimator tells you whether you are anywhere near that. Once a length wins, that is your control.
The copy is only as specific as its input. Feeding it real customer language beats feeding it a landing page, which is what the review miner is for. And when a version starts winning, do not start over — spin it into fresh angles with the ad variation engine and keep the structure that proved itself.
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FAQ
Yes. No signup, no credit card, no limit on generations. Paste a URL or describe your product and get ad copy.
We fetch the page content and extract product details automatically. If the page is JavaScript-rendered and we can't read it, you'll be asked to describe your product instead.
Quality over quantity. You get a short version (3-5 paragraphs), mid version (5-8), and long version (8-12). Each uses a different ad structure. Test all three in Meta Ads Manager to see which length performs best for your audience.
Yes. Each variation includes a headline, primary text, and description formatted for Meta ads. Copy and paste directly.
Some pages are JavaScript-heavy and don't return text content. Use the description field instead. The more specific you are about your product, the better the copy.