The reason most AI-generated ads are unusable is text. Image models cannot render legible lettering — you get scrambled characters where the price should be, so you end up captioning it yourself. Adyft splits the job: the scene is generated, then your copy is drawn over it as real text in real fonts. The ad comes out finished.
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The background scene is generated by an image model. The headline, offer, tagline and call-to-action button are then rendered over it through a real browser layout engine, in real fonts. That is why the price on an Adyft ad is readable and correct, while a single-pass AI image usually turns it into nonsense characters.
Before the copy is drawn, the brightness of the exact area it will sit on is measured, and the text, scrim and button colours are chosen to contrast with it. A bright studio shot gets dark text on a light scrim; a dim interior gets the reverse. The copy stays readable instead of being tuned for one kind of photo and failing on the rest.
Upload a product photo and it is composited into a generated setting, with the product itself preserved. Upload app screenshots and they are arranged into device mockups without the model redrawing what is on the screen. If you have no photo at all, the scene is generated from a description instead — the photo is optional.
Pick Feed (1:1), Story (9:16) or Landscape (16:9) and the image is generated natively at that ratio rather than cropped down to it. Pick from four layouts across seven themes. Switching design re-renders the same scene, so exploring options does not cost another generation.
Rather than one take-it-or-leave-it scene, each optimise returns three genuinely different concepts with their own copy, and you choose. This exists because the earlier one-shot version produced the same composition repeatedly.
Video ads are generated with a presenter avatar, or with a custom avatar built from a photo of yourself, so the person in your ad is actually you. Videos support burned-in captions for muted autoplay, translation and dubbing into other languages, and a multi-scene hook → pitch → call-to-action structure. Your logo can be overlaid from your brand kit.
Point Adyft at your website and it extracts your real business context and proposes a scene and ad copy, which you can edit and save as a named template. Later generations reuse it without re-scanning.
Because image models generate text as pixels, not as characters. They produce shapes that look like letters without spelling anything — which is fine for a background but useless for a price or an offer. The fix is not a better prompt; it is not asking the image model to write the text at all. Adyft generates the scene with an image model and then draws your copy over it through a browser layout engine, in real fonts.
Yes. Your product photo is composited into a generated scene with the product preserved, so what a customer sees is your actual product in a better setting. App screenshots can be arranged into device mockups the same way. A photo is optional — without one, the scene is generated from your description.
Yes. You can create a custom avatar from a photo of yourself, and that avatar presents your video ad. There are also ready-made presenter avatars if you would rather not appear yourself.
Feed (1:1), Story (9:16) and Landscape (16:9), each generated natively at that aspect ratio rather than cropped from a single source image. Cost is the same whichever you pick.
Yes. Generated images and videos live in your own library and can be attached to any campaign, so a single image can be reused across campaigns rather than being tied to the one it was made in.
Give Adyft your website or a few lines about what you sell. You will see the campaign and the creative before anything spends money.