One offer in. A library of ads out.
Ad Genius tears down what your competitors are scaling, briefs the angles they missed, and renders finished 1:1 Meta ads that do not look like each other. Because ten look-alike ads buy you one lottery ticket, and ten distinct ads buy you ten.
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The AI Ads System, end to end
The same four-step workflow top media buyers run by hand, in one continuous context. Each step inherits everything the last one learned, and you can edit any output before it feeds the next.
Run your first brief- 1
Tear down the competition
Upload screenshots of the ads carrying your competitors' budgets. The AI reads the real creative and maps the angles, awareness stages, and gaps nobody is running.
- 2
Sharpen the buyer
Three distinct avatars built from your offer and the teardown, including the one your competitors are ignoring. Their pains, in their words.
- 3
Brief the angles
Twelve concepts across six psychological buckets, weighted toward the gaps. The six strongest become production briefs a creator or an image model can execute.
- 4
Render and multiply
Ten distinct 1:1 images per offer. Mark the winner and multiply it into eight fresh variations Meta treats as separate ads.
Why the library beats the lone ad
The teardown reads actual competitor screenshots, start dates and impression ranges included. No invented analysis, and it tells you what it could not read.
Meta's vision system collapses look-alike creative into one ad. Every library is forced across ten formats and ten emotional angles, so ten ads stay ten ads.
When an ad wins, one click turns it into eight new looks that keep the angle and emotion. Scale spend across all of them instead of fatiguing one.
“A batch of ten look-alike images buys you one lottery ticket instead of ten. You would be using AI to manufacture the exact problem this system exists to solve.”
Unlimited briefs. Pay for finished ads.
Teardowns, avatars, angles, brief sheets, ad copy and video scripts are unmetered on every plan. What a plan buys you is rendered images, at 2 credits each.
$29
Starter, per month
100 credits
50 renders a month
$79
Pro, per month
350 credits
175 renders a month
$199
Agency, per month
1200 credits
600 renders a month
Stop feeding Meta one ad in ten costumes
Run the teardown, get the briefs, render the library. Free for your first 7 days.
Start your trial