AI Facebook & Instagram Ad Creative Generator

Generate a Facebook & Instagram ad creative from a brief

The slow part of Meta creative is rarely the idea. It is the production: opening a design file, sourcing imagery, laying out a concept, and exporting it before you can even see whether the angle is worth testing. Aduarius collapses that into a single step. You write a short brief describing the product, the offer and the feel you want, choose one of the built-in visual styles, and the AI returns a finished, on-brand creative in roughly 8 seconds.

Because the tool is built around the way marketing teams brief work, the output reads like an ad creative rather than a generic stock image. You describe what the creative is for and the mood you are after, and Aduarius handles the composition, lighting and finish. That means you can spin up three or four distinct angles for the same campaign in the time it used to take to brief one to a designer.

You can generate 1, 2 or 4 variations of a prompt in a single batch, which is exactly how Meta testing wants to work. Put a few different hooks or scenes into the auction, see which one earns the clicks, and pour budget into the winner. The brief is the only input you need to get there.

• Start from a plain-language brief, not a blank canvas
• Pick Epic, Crypto or Realistic to set the look instantly
• Get an on-brand creative in about 8 seconds (median)
• Generate 1, 2 or 4 variations at once to feed Meta testing

Reformat the winner into the placements you need

Meta is not one size. A feed-first creative wants a square frame, Stories and Reels want a full-bleed vertical frame, and a single campaign usually runs across more than one of them. Aduarius does not try to spit out every placement from one click, because that almost always produces awkward crops. Instead it follows the path that actually works: generate in one format, find the creative that performs, then reformat that winner into the other placements you need.

So your workflow is generate, then reformat. You might generate the concept as a square for the feed, test a couple of variations, then take the one that wins and reformat it into a vertical frame for Stories and Reels, or a horizontal frame for display placements. Each placement gets its own properly composed version rather than a stretched or letterboxed copy of the original.

Reformatting keeps the creative on-brand as it moves between formats, so the square promo and the vertical Reel still read as the same campaign. You reformat only the creatives worth scaling, which keeps you from burning effort producing every size of an ad that was never going to convert.

• Square for the Facebook and Instagram feed
• Vertical, full-bleed for Stories and Reels
• Horizontal for web and display placements
• Reformat only the winners, so effort follows performance

Add the headline and offer per placement

An ad creative is the image plus the message on it. Once you have a creative you like, you can add text and headlines directly onto it in Aduarius, then edit and reposition that text right in the preview. That matters on Meta, where the same visual often carries a different overlay per placement: a punchy headline that sits comfortably in a square feed crop can collide with the Stories UI in a vertical frame, so you nudge it up out of the safe zone.

Working text per placement means you are not handing a flat image to a separate tool to caption. You position the offer, the price point or the call to action where it reads best for each format, save the variant, and move on. Keeping the headline editable in the preview is what lets one approved concept become a complete, placement-aware set without a round trip through a design queue.

This is also where on-brand consistency pays off. Because the underlying creative and the built-in style hold colour, finish and tone steady, the text you layer on top lands against a coherent backdrop in every size, instead of fighting a different-looking image each time.

• Add headlines and offer copy directly onto the creative
• Edit and reposition text in the preview, per placement
• Keep copy clear of the Stories and Reels UI safe zones
• Save variants so one concept becomes a full placement set

Keep every Meta creative on brand

Speed is worthless if the output looks off-brand. Aduarius ships with three built-in visual styles so you can match the creative to the brand and the moment: Epic for bold, cinematic energy, Crypto for sleek web3 aesthetics, and Realistic for grounded, photographic scenes. Each one holds colour, finish and tone steady across a batch, so the variations you test still read as one brand.

When a built-in style is not close enough, Aduarius can produce a Custom Brand Style built from your brand assets, so output stays on-brand across your Meta campaigns. This is a request-based, team-built flow: you request it and the Aduarius team builds the style from the assets you provide, then you generate against it like any other style. It is the right fit for teams running Facebook and Instagram creative at volume that needs to look unmistakably theirs.

On-brand consistency is the point of the whole generate-then-reformat workflow. The same concept holds together as it moves from a square feed unit to a vertical Reel, so your account does not look like it was assembled from a dozen unrelated images.

• Epic, Crypto and Realistic styles built in
• A Custom Brand Style built from your brand assets (request-based, team-built)
• Coherent colour, finish and tone across every variation
• One concept that stays on-brand from feed to Reels

Plans, pricing and the free trial

You can try Aduarius on a Free tier with daily-refresh credits and one project; free downloads are watermarked and non-HD, so you can judge quality before you commit. Paid plans unlock full-quality HD downloads with no watermark, plus the add-text, reformatting and multiple-projects features that the Meta workflow above depends on.

Paid plans are Starter at $9/mo for 800 credits, Pro at $19/mo for 2,500 credits, and Studio at $49/mo for 8,000 credits, with one-time credit top-ups available by card or stablecoin (USDT or USDC) when you need more. Subscriptions are card-only. There is also a 14-day free Pro trial with 600 credits; a card is required and you can cancel anytime.

• Free tier: daily-refresh credits, one project, watermarked non-HD previews
• Starter $9/mo (800 credits), Pro $19/mo (2,500 credits), Studio $49/mo (8,000 credits)
• Paid plans add HD, no watermark, add-text, reformatting and multiple projects
• 14-day free Pro trial (600 credits), card required, cancel anytime