How is this different from ChatGPT writing ad copy? #
Three things. First, platform-specific char discipline — every variant is counted against the actual limit (30ch Google headlines, 125ch Facebook "...more" cutoff, 70ch LinkedIn headline, 100ch TikTok ad text) so you never get a "great" headline that's 37 characters. Second, angle rotation is enforced: across 4 variants you get at least 3 different angles (benefit-led, problem-solution, stat-forward, social-proof, curiosity-hook, urgency, compare-to-category) so you have something meaningful to A/B test. Third, compliance awareness — if your brief hints at a restricted category (health outcomes, financial claims, weight loss, employment ads with demographics, crypto, gambling, dating), we flag the specific risk and suggest a rewrite before you submit and eat a disapproval.
Will the output use banned or risky words that get my ad disapproved? #
The prompt hard-bans AI-tell filler ("revolutionary", "game-changing", "unlock your potential", "supercharge", "10x", "seamless", "synergy"). Google Ads specifically: no exclamation marks in headlines, no superlatives ("#1", "best", "top"), no ALL CAPS, no double punctuation — we follow those rules automatically. Meta: no "You won't believe", no personal-attribute callouts ("as a [demographic], you…"), no fabricated discounts. If you mention a restricted category in your brief, we flag it rather than silently generating non-compliant copy.
Can I A/B test the output? #
Yes — that's exactly what the angle rotation is for. Ask for 4-6 variants; we'll spread them across different angles so the test is meaningful. Each variant comes with an angle label (benefit-led / stat-forward / problem-solution / curiosity-hook / etc.) and a one-sentence rationale. Plus 0-6 specific testing tips — "Test headline 2 (stat-forward) vs headline 4 (benefit-led) on cold audiences — expect 15-25% CTR delta" — so you know which pairs are worth testing and what to watch for.
What's the "objective" field for? #
It tells us where in the funnel the ad lives. Awareness — broad audience, lead with what the brand does, soft CTA ("Learn More"). Consideration — mid-funnel, lead with what you do differently, CTA like "See How" or "Compare". Conversion — bottom-funnel, lead with the offer (trial, discount, guarantee), hard CTA ("Sign Up", "Shop Now"). Retention — re-engagement for existing users ("Finish Setup" / "Claim Reward"). Lead-gen — B2B demo / audit / guide exchange for a form fill ("Book Demo", "Download Guide"). Matching the objective keeps the copy from ending up top-of-funnel fluff when you're running conversion.
Will it invent stats, customer counts, or awards I don't have? #
No. The prompt is hard-forbidden from fabricating social proof — no fake "Used by 10,000 teams", no made-up "47% faster", no invented customer names, no phantom awards. If a variant would be stronger with a number and you didn't supply one, we either omit it or leave a [bracketed placeholder] and flag it in compliance. Fabricated social proof is the #1 Meta disapproval reason — so we just don't.
Can I use the output directly in Google Ads / Ads Manager? #
Yes, that's the point. Every output field maps directly to the platform's input field. Google RSA: paste the 3-5 headlines into the headlines list, the 2-4 descriptions into the descriptions list, optional paths into the display-URL paths. Facebook/Instagram: primary text, headline, description, and CTA button label all drop straight into Ads Manager. LinkedIn: intro text, headline, description, and CTA into Sponsored Content. TikTok: ad text and CTA into the In-Feed creative, and the hookLine is the voiceover/text-overlay for the first 1-3 seconds of the video.
What about e-commerce / DTC ads? #
Works great. For product ads, feed the product brief into the "What you're advertising" field and the buyer persona into "Who it's for". The generator handles the commerce case: price anchoring, free-shipping framing, scarcity/urgency (only when real), and platform-specific rules like Amazon's "no superlatives" for shoppable ads. Pair it with our Product Description Generator for the landing-page copy — the two tools cross-link on the result page for a one-click handoff.
Will it work in languages other than English? #
Yes. Write the brief in your target language and the ads come back in that language with char counts calibrated correctly (CJK languages hit pixel cutoffs at fewer chars — we account for that). Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Arabic all work out-of-the-box. The rationale lines come back in the same language as the output so you can review in context.
How many free runs? #
First 3 runs per day are free without signup. A free account gets 30 credits/month; each ad-copy run costs 3 credits. Pro plans with 1,500 credits/month support heavy agency / in-house teams running constant creative refreshes.
Can I save variants for later? #
Every generation returns a shareable result URL that's yours for 7 days (longer for logged-in users). Copy individual variants with one click, copy the full result as markdown, or copy the share link to paste into Slack / Linear / a brief doc. With a free account, runs are saved to your dashboard so you can come back to past campaigns.