Ad Assembly
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A finished ad, without waiting on a designer.
You have the product photos, the offer and a logo. What you don't have is a designer free this week, or the patience to fight a template editor for an hour over one Instagram post. Ad Assembly takes your copy, your photos, your logo and your QR code and puts them together as a finished photo or video ad, in your colours, sized for where it's going.
What it does
Your words, laid out properly
Fill in a headline, subheadline, body and call to action. The text is drawn crisply on top of the ad rather than generated into an image, so every letter comes out right.
Eight colour schemes and eight styles
Pick from minimal, bold, luxury, playful, corporate, retro, editorial or vibrant, in a scheme applied as exact colours, so a run of ads looks like it came from the same brand.
Five shapes, photo or video
Square, 4:5, 9:16, 16:9 or 1.91:1, as a still or as a short video with slow camera motion and the headline and call to action revealed in turn. One set of inputs covers the feed, stories and a banner.
A QR code people can scan
Upload your QR code and it's placed on a white card with a clear margin around it, so a phone can read it off a screen or a print.
Three ways to fill the background
A gradient in your colours, one of your own photos, or an AI-generated scene with space left for the text. The AI scene never has words baked into it, so it can't fight your copy.
Saved to your Library
Every finished ad is kept in your Library with a preview, so next month's version starts from this month's instead of from nothing.
How a session goes
- 1
Write the headline, subheadline, body and call to action.
- 2
Pick a colour scheme, a style and a shape.
- 3
Upload up to three photos, your logo and your QR code.
- 4
Choose the background: your colours, one of your photos, or an AI scene.
- 5
Preview it live, then create the photo or video ad. It downloads and saves to your Library.
What people use it for
- The shop owner who needs a sale post for Friday and has the photos but not the design time
- The social manager producing the same offer in square, portrait and story shapes for three platforms
- The event organiser who needs a flyer with a QR code that actually scans from across a room
- The agency turning a client's brand colours and logo into a week of consistent ads
Which key it uses
Ad Assembly calls Atlas Cloud. On a paid plan, add a key for any of them under Account → API keys and that provider bills you directly — no credits spent. Without a key, runs spend from your included plan credits instead, and you are told when that happens.
Questions
- Does this use my API key or my credits?
- Only for the AI background. Building and saving an ad calls no model and costs nothing. If you pick an AI-generated scene, that one image runs on Atlas Cloud, on your own key or your plan's credits.
- Why is the text not part of the AI image?
- Because image models misspell words and mangle small type. Ad Assembly asks the model for a scene with no text in it, then draws your copy, logo and QR code on top as sharp layers, so what you typed is exactly what appears.
- How long can a video ad be?
- Short. The video is recorded in your browser from the live preview, which keeps it light enough to save. For a long-form video, a dedicated video tool is the better fit.
- Where does my work go?
- Everything you make is saved to your Library automatically, so it survives closing the tab. You choose what, if anything, to share to Creations.