Free skill · Grok Bot, Claude or any agent

Twenty static ad concepts, written from your customers' own words.

Paste a product and its reviews. Get 20 image ad concepts across 10 proven formats, headlines your buyers already use, and image prompts that put your real product in the scene.

Free · Instant download + a copy by email · Privacy

Demo video · coming soon
What it does

Concepts, copy and image prompts in one run.

01

Finds your headlines

Pulls the short, vivid phrases buyers already use, each tagged to its review.

02

Ten proven formats

Review card, us vs them, callouts, problem close-up, before/after scene, native note, bold headline, objection killer, lifestyle and UGC-style.

03

Prompts the image

4:5 layout plus an image prompt that renders your real product into the scene, not pasted on.

04

Drops the risky ones

An eight-point hard-fail check removes invented stats, fake stars, off-claim lines and anything a competitor could run.

05

Tells you what to test

Top five to make first and a simple two-by-two test plan.

Install

Three steps. No setup.

step 1

Download

One folder with SKILL.md, a README and tested examples.

step 2

Drop it in

Add it to your agent's skills folder, or paste SKILL.md into any chat.

step 3

Paste reviews

Product page, 10 to 40 real reviews, and a product photo for the image step.

Instead of

Skip the brief. Keep the quality.

A list of 100 ad formats

  • Formats, no words
  • Nothing about your product
  • You still write every line

A designer guessing

  • Clever over clear
  • Headlines from their head
  • No check for claims

Static Ad Engine

  • Free
  • Headlines from real buyers
  • Every concept checked
Questions

Fair questions.

Does it make the images?

It writes the concepts and image prompts. Use your image model with your real product photo as the reference.

Will it add fake stars or review counts?

No. It only uses proof you give it.

Is it really free?

Yes. You leave an email, the file is yours. The newsletter box is separate and off by default.