Generator
AI Ad Generator on Astorie
Generate the static and the animated variant from one brief on one canvas. Drop the product or talent reference, write the headline, fan out a Meta / TikTok / YouTube matrix in parallel — Ideogram bakes the CTA text, Flux composes the photographic backdrop, and Seedance 2 turns the static into the motion variant without re-uploading. Built for performance marketers fanning one concept into 30 ad assets, agency creatives shipping 5-per-platform A/B tests, and in-house brand teams with 48-hour launch deadlines.
What you can generate
- Static ad creative across 1:1 / 4:5 / 9:16 / 16:9 with on-brand text
- Animated ad variants generated as image-to-video extensions of the static
- CTA variants — three to five per static, swapped without re-rendering the base
- Meta, TikTok, and YouTube format-native cuts from one brief
- A/B test matrices: three visual treatments by five CTA variants
- Seasonal campaign refreshes that re-skin the same canvas template
- Localized ad creative with swapped headlines per locale
- Influencer / spokesperson ad cuts with the talent anchored across variants
- Pitch-stage concept boards — ten visual treatments and three motion directions in an afternoon
Best Astorie workflow
Why this is more than a one-shot generator on Astorie.
- Ideogram bakes the in-image text, Flux or Midjourney handles the photographic backdrop, Seedance 2 generates the animated variants — single-model approaches lose either the legibility or the photoreal range.
- A/B fan-out happens on one canvas. Three treatments by five CTAs is fifteen nodes side by side, not fifteen browser tabs — and the aspect-ratio fork ships every placement; exporting only 1:1 loses half of them before the campaign goes live.
- The same product or talent anchor feeds both the static and the motion variants — no re-uploading, no drift between the two formats. Lock the static concept first, then animate it; never generate motion blind.
- Lineage is visible on the canvas — every shipped asset traces back to the prompt, model, and reference that produced it, so when the winning variant lands you know exactly why.
- Save the campaign canvas as a template. The first launch teaches the chain; the second one is roughly 4x faster because only the brief changes.
- Chain the animated variants into NLE export so the editor relinks variants in Premiere or DaVinci instead of re-cutting them.
Recommended models
ideogram
imageIn-image text rendering for headlines and CTAs that survive the export to Meta and TikTok ad managers.
flux
imageHigh-fidelity photographic backdrops that match agency-grade ad photography expectations.
nano-banana-2
imageProduct and talent reference fidelity across CTA and platform variants without re-prompting per cell.
seedance-2
videoImage-to-video for the animated ad variants — preserves the static composition into motion.
kling-3
videoCinematic motion when the brief calls for editorial-grade hero animation.
Prompt examples
SAVE 30% — beverage can hero on vibrant brand-orange backdrop, headline top-left in 80pt sans, soft front key plus rim light, 4:5 framing.
Discount ad static — Ideogram bakes the headline, Nano Banana 2 keeps the can label crisp.
NEW DROP — sneaker on minimal concrete plinth, copy bottom-right "Available Friday", deep cool shadow, brand-blue accent, 1:1 framing.
Drop-day Instagram square; the same composition fans into 9:16 and 4:5 from one canvas pass.
FREE SHIPPING TODAY — flat-lay skincare set on warm linen, soft daylight, copy callout right side, gold leaf accents, 4:5 framing.
Promo flat-lay; the CTA copy swaps in seconds to fan a five-CTA A/B matrix without re-rendering.
BEFORE / AFTER — split layout, product comparison at center, headline in 60pt bold sans, neutral grey backdrop, soft balanced lighting, 16:9 framing.
Comparison ad treatment for skincare, fitness, or productivity SKUs; survives ad-manager preview cropping.
Slow orbit hero spin on the beverage can with headline reveal at frame 90, brand-orange backdrop, motion-only prompt, 4s duration, 4:5 framing.
Animated variant of the static — Seedance 2 keeps the label locked while the camera orbits.
Hand reaches into frame, lifts the sneaker, rotates and replaces — 5s, neutral plinth scene, motion-only prompt, 1:1 framing.
Lifestyle hand-action variant; runs cleanly on Seedance 2 from the same plinth still as the static.
BUY NOW — talent holding the product, soft front-key, neutral studio backdrop, 9:16 vertical framing for TikTok, copy bottom-third in 60pt sans.
Influencer-style vertical ad with anchored talent and CTA placement that survives TikTok crop overlays.
LIMITED EDITION — top-down candle composition on walnut, warm tungsten, copy top-left "Holiday 2025", deep negative space top-right, 4:5 framing.
Seasonal-refresh static; the canvas template re-skins the headline and color script per season.
Turn this output into a workflow
Generation is the first node — here's where to take it next.
Follow /how-to/create-ad-creative for the step-by-step matrix build behind this page — brief capture through export.
Chain the static into /workflows/ai-product-video to fan it into the full ad cut sequence with hero / lifestyle / detail beats.
Sequence the multi-aspect bundle through /workflows/nle-export-workflow so the editor relinks variants in Premiere or DaVinci.
Pair with /prompts/video/product-ad-prompts for paste-ready motion-only prompt vocabulary on the animated variants.
Reuse the campaign canvas in /features/ai-product-video-generator for the next SKU launch — the chain is the lasting win.
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Frequently asked questions
How many variants can I produce from one concept?
As many as your canvas branches allow. A typical campaign canvas fans one visual into three copy variants, two visual treatments, and three aspect ratios — that is eighteen assets from one workflow. Performance teams routinely ship 20-50 assets per campaign on a single canvas.
Can I auto-publish to ad platforms?
No — the upload still happens through Meta Ads Manager, TikTok Ads, or Google Ads. Astorie ships the multi-aspect bundle ready for upload, with consistent anchors and consistent text, but the publish step is yours. Exports are standard image and video files (PNG, JPG, MP4 with H.264) at the platform spec resolutions — no transcode, no resize, no platform-specific re-render.
Why use multiple models instead of one?
Ideogram is the wedge for legible CTA text; Flux and Midjourney win the photographic backdrop; Seedance 2 generates the animated variants. A single-model approach loses either the legibility or the photoreal range. The multi-model fan-out is what makes the matrix work.
How do I prevent text drift across CTA variants?
Fan the variants from one ideogram-baked base instead of re-prompting per CTA. Run the cleanup pass on gpt-image-2 across the bundle so contrast and color stay consistent.
Can I match my brand colors and fonts?
Yes. Ideogram and Flux both accept style references and brand color guidance in the prompt. For strict brand-color matching, generate the visual then push it into a downstream image-edit node with the brand palette locked. Save the configuration as a template for every future campaign.
Can I A/B test different motion directions?
Yes. Duplicate the video node with different prompts or different models — Seedance 2 for one push direction, Kling 3 for a counter direction — and ship both into the same campaign as variants. The ad platform picks the winner based on actual performance, not preview vibes.
Can the static and the video share the same canvas?
Yes — that is the entire wedge. The product or talent anchor feeds both the Ideogram static and the Seedance 2 video variant in parallel. No re-upload, no re-prompt, no drift between formats.
How long does the matrix take?
The first campaign teaches the chain — that takes time. The second campaign reuses the canvas template and lands in roughly a quarter of the time. The template is the lasting win, not the first matrix.
Generate it on the canvas
Open Astorie, drop this generator on the canvas, and wire it into the workflow you actually need. Free to start — no card required.