Paste a link.Get ads that sell it.

Your homepage, a product page, a landing page, a web app, or an App Store or Google Play listing. It has to be a public page: anything behind a login can't be read. A product page usually gives the sharpest ads, because it has the price, the offer and the reviews in one place.

Facebook and Instagram feed (1080 × 1350 and 1080 × 1080), Stories and Reels (1080 × 1920), TikTok (1080 × 1920), LinkedIn (1080 × 1080 and 1200 × 628), Google Display (1200 × 628 and 1080 × 1080), X (1080 × 1080 and 1200 × 628) and Pinterest (1000 × 1500). Every ad comes at that platform's exact size, with post copy (primary text, headline and description) cut to fit its limits.

Adwright suggests the brands you compete with, and you can add your own by name or link. It reads their public websites (offers, prices, claims, tone) and, where it can, their public ads in the Meta Ad Library, because ads that keep running for months are usually the ones that work. From that it works out what your market already says, what nobody says yet, and the angles worth testing. It only reads public pages and never needs access to your ad accounts.

Yes. AI reads your page, researches your market and studies the winning ads in your niche, then makes every ad with an AI image model: your real product, photographed in real scenes and designed in the formats that win (customer photos, reviews, before and after, notes, studio shots). Each one is checked for its words and that the product looks right before you see it.

Yes. Change the words and make an ad again with a note ("warmer light", "closer on the product"), or open it in the editing studio: add and style text, shapes and your logo, adjust colour and light, crop it, or have AI change just the part you mark, swap the background, clean something up or resize it for another platform.

PNG files at each platform's size, one at a time or all together in a zip, along with each ad's post copy. You upload them in Meta Ads Manager, TikTok Ads Manager or wherever you run ads.

Yes. The ads and copy you make are yours to run, change and reuse in your own campaigns, or your clients' if you make them for clients.

Pro is $49 a month, or $490 a year (1,000 credits a month, about 50 AI ads). Ultra is $149 a month, or $1,490 a year (4,000 credits a month, about 200 AI ads). Agency is $999 a month, or $9,990 a year (50,000 credits a month, about 2,500 AI ads). Annual is two months free. Founding offer: the first 100 members get Pro at $29 a month ($290 a year) and Ultra at $99 a month ($990 a year) for life, in return for a short testimonial and a 15-minute call. 100 of 100 are left. Every plan includes everything and unlimited projects: credits are what you spend, and the bigger plans have more. Run out mid-project? Top up 500 credits for $30. Prices are in US dollars.

Yes, on Pro: 3 days with 200 credits to try it on your own link. It needs a card, and the card is charged for the plan you picked (the month or the year) when the trial ends, unless you cancel before then (we email you the day before). The bigger plans have no trial and start the day you pay.

Yes. If your research doesn't show you at least one competitor gap you hadn't seen, email us within 30 days for a full refund.

Reading your link, the research, writing ads, rewrites and AI images spend credits, charged at what each step really costs: an AI ad, its research and copy included, is about 20 credits. Editing an ad by hand and downloading it don't. Credits reset each month on the day your plan started, and unused ones don't roll over. A top-up's 500 credits last 12 months, spent after your plan's.

Your plan runs to the end of the period you've paid for (a trial just ends, with nothing charged). Your projects, brand kits and ads stay in your account. Making new ones needs a plan.