Software ads
Motion App’s Facebook and Instagram ads
- Running now
- 42
- Winners
- 30
- New in 30 days
- 0
- Average run
- 104 days
- Longest run
- 373 days
Ads running now
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What it runs
- Formats running now
- Videos 25 · Carousels 12 · Images 5
- Styles
- Listicle, Comparison, Product shot, Carousel, Before & after, Demo
- Where its ads ran
- Facebook and Instagram
How its best ads open
- “Want ultra-realistic AI ad avatars? 🔥”
- “This is the biggest update in the history of ad creation.”
- “Arcads AI is changing how ads are made and here are 15 AI ad ideas to test!”
- “This is the new way of creating AI video avatars.”
- “Arcads AI + one product image = ads you can scale”
Why its best ads work

It promises ultra-realistic AI creators and a fast stream of ready-to-run ads for a low price, as easy as writing a prompt.
It pairs a low, specific price with concrete speed and volume claims, so the value is easy to grasp in seconds. The comment-for-link mechanic can boost engagement and lowers the barrier to act. The data also shows it has run 333 days and is still active across 15 ads and five placements, which suggests the message holds up over time and is being scaled, though the data doesn't show the results behind that.
- Open with a question that names the exact thing your buyer wants, so the right people stop and the wrong ones scroll.
- Turn benefits into countable outputs and timeframes, like numbers of creators or hooks and minutes, so the promise feels tangible.
- Put a price in the copy when it is low enough to remove doubt, and tie it to an easy action like writing a prompt.
- Use a comment-to-get-the-link prompt alongside the button to add a lighter first step and encourage engagement.

A presenter reveals mid-pitch that they are AI, which turns the ad itself into the proof that AI video can look real.
The ad shows the product instead of only describing it, so the claim and the proof arrive together. The data shows it has run for 354 days, is still active, and is spread across 32 active ads on five placements, which suggests the brand keeps finding it worth funding and testing in variations. The short, plain script and a single clear action keep it easy to follow.
- Let the ad itself be the demo, so the format proves the claim instead of asking for trust.
- Open with a reveal or twist that makes viewers re-evaluate what they are watching.
- Tie the message to a clear moment in time, like a before and after line, to make the update feel urgent and new.
- Keep the script short with one promise and one action, then run many variations of it to find what holds up over time.

It sells speed and volume by showing a simple three-step flow from product photo to a finished AI creator video ad.
It ties a clear pain (constant creative production) to a simple, believable three-step fix, so the product feels easy to try. The user count and the 'normal way to produce creatives' line add social proof and a sense of keeping up. The data also shows it has run 182 days, is still active, and is spread across 12 active ads on five placements, which suggests the advertiser keeps getting results and is scaling variations of it.
- Open with a useful promise, like a number of ideas to test, so the hook gives value before it sells.
- Break your product into a short numbered flow so the effort feels small and the result concrete.
- Pair the pain of a repeated chore with a speed claim to make the benefit easy to picture.
- Add a specific usage or adoption claim you can back up, and tie it to the audience's own channels, such as Meta and TikTok.

It presents a large library of AI avatars as the new, faster way to make professional, on-brand video ads.
It says one clear thing, that AI video can look real, and backs it with a concrete feature (thousands of avatars) and a speed benefit. The data also shows it has run for 373 days and is still active across 26 ads on five placements, which suggests the message keeps paying off and is being tested in many variations. The soft 'Learn more' button fits a considered software purchase where people want to see the product first.
- Open with the biggest doubt your buyer has and answer it in the headline, as 'Real-Looking' does here.
- Pair a concrete feature with a benefit so the claim feels specific, like a big avatar library leading to faster, on-brand ads.
- Frame your product as 'the new way' to make the old method feel outdated without attacking anyone.
- Run many variations of one core message across placements, since this advertiser keeps 26 ads live on the same idea.
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