Hi everyone,
I’m working on a small project and I’d love to hear from other store owners:
How do you currently create your Facebook / Instagram / Google ads?
Which formats (images, videos, text) do you need most often?
What’s the most frustrating part of the process?
Would you use a tool that could instantly generate ready-to-use ads (including text) from your product images?
Bonus question: Would you be open to testing something like this for free as a beta user?
I’ve mostly worked with professional designers and ad managers for my campaigns.
We usually create a mix of static images and short videos videos tend to get better engagement, but they take more time and budget to produce.
The frustrating part is the back-and-forth during revisions and waiting for creatives to be ready when we need them fast.
As a store owner, I create my Facebook and Instagram ads by first identifying my target audience and then pairing high-quality product images with benefit-driven text. I use a mix of formats — mostly images and short videos — since they work best for my wellness products.
The most frustrating part for me is how time-consuming it is to create fresh, engaging ad creatives that still match my brand’s style.
A tool that could instantly generate ready-to-use ads (including text) from product images sounds like a game changer — I’d be very interested to learn more about how it works. If you don’t mind, feel free to send me a message or friend request so we can discuss it further.
One challenge I see is that generating an ad from a product image is only part of the workflow. The more time-consuming part is often creating multiple variations for testing while keeping the branding, product details, pricing, and messaging accurate.
A useful tool would ideally generate several concepts from the same product, resize them for Facebook, Instagram, Stories, and Google, and let the merchant easily edit the headline, offer, colors, and call to action. It would also be important to avoid generic-looking AI creatives and to preserve the actual appearance of the product.
I would be interested in testing something like this, especially if it could generate both static ads and short video variations and export them in the correct formats without requiring much manual editing.