Generate AI product ad variations
Create product ad variations from your product image after setting the template, message, ratio, and output count. GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana Pro are available as model choices. Sign in to generate; each run uses credits, and the credit cost is shown before you generate. Review saved results in your history.

Result preview
If the tool is temporarily unavailable, the generate button stays disabled and no credits are charged.
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Follow the workflow
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Choose the product source
Upload your product image, or choose an example image or a compatible image from your history.
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Complete the ad brief
Choose an ad template and set the headline, offer, benefits, and call to action before generation.
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Choose output settings
Choose one, two, or four ad images, then set the aspect ratio and image model. The credit cost appears before you generate; submit when the tool is available.
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Inspect each result
Preview and download completed ads individually, retry images that failed, and return to your saved history.
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What you get
- Set an ad template, headline, offer, up to five benefits, and call to action before generation.
- Create one, two, or four ad images in a supported ratio with GPT Image 2 or Nano Banana Pro.
- Preview and download completed images individually, retry images that failed, and reuse a compatible image from history as a later input.
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Limits to know before you start
- If the tool is temporarily unavailable, the generate button stays disabled and no credits are charged.
- AI output must be reviewed for product fidelity, text accuracy, authorization, and non-misleading claims.
- The workflow does not publish ads to an external channel.
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Common questions
Does the workflow publish ads to a channel?
No. The tool generates ads and saves completed results to your history, but it does not publish ads to an external channel.
Can I edit a completed ad result in place?
No. Update the brief controls and submit a new generation. Completed ads can be downloaded individually, and images that failed can be retried.