Statics with type
that is actually type.
One prompt becomes a finished static ad: the AI paints the backdrop, and your headline is composited on top as real text — pixel-crisp, correctly spelled, in your brand colour. Square, story and landscape from the same brief.
The same generative backdrop craft as the video lanes — held to a single frame.
A headline in, a finished static out
The failure mode of AI statics — melted letterforms — is engineered out, not prompted around.
Write the headline
The words you want on the ad, an optional subhead, and an accent colour. Add a product photo URL if you want the actual product in the frame.
AI paints the backdrop only
The model generates the scene behind your copy — it never draws the letters. Your headline is composited on top as real type, so it cannot come out warped or misspelled.
Download in the sizes that matter
Square 1080×1080, story 1080×1920 or landscape 1920×1080 — the shapes feeds and placements actually take.
Built from the same brand system as your videos
The words are composited, not generated
Same principle as our motion-graphics lane: anything that must be read is rendered as real type on top of the generated image. A price, an offer, a claim — legible at full resolution, every time.
Square, story and landscape from one prompt
1:1 for the feed, 9:16 for stories, 16:9 for placements — the same headline and backdrop direction rendered to each shape, so a campaign's statics match its videos.
Statics that pass the squint test
No melted letters
The diffusion model never draws a single character. Your copy is typeset server-side, so there is no version of this that ships a warped headline.
Your product, not a lookalike
A product photo URL anchors the frame, so the thing in the ad is the thing you sell.
Brand accent built in
The accent colour is yours, so a wall of statics reads as one campaign rather than a grab bag.
The things people ask first
Because image models paint pixels that resemble letters, which is why AI ads so often ship with mangled type. Here the model only paints the background; the headline is laid on top deterministically as real text, so it is sharp and spelled exactly as you typed it.
Yes — pass a product photo and it anchors the composition, so the ad shows your actual product rather than an invented lookalike.
One image-model call plus our compositing — billed in credits like everything else, and far below a video render. If a generation fails, the charge is de-duplicated so you never pay twice for one click.
Make a static that survives a zoom-in
Generate the backdrop, keep the type crisp. Free to start — no card.
Start free