An ad you can click.
Not a clip you can watch.
Generate a clickable, animated HTML ad unit — headline, motion, button, all in one self-contained block of code that drops into any ad network placement. Nine standard sizes, your brand colours, zero external requests.
Animated interface work from the same deterministic engine that renders these units.
Brief in, embeddable unit out
The deliverable is code — which is why it stays sharp, light and clickable.
Describe the product and the click
What you sell, where the button should send people, and the call-to-action label. Leave the headline blank and the Storyboard writes one; type your own and it is used verbatim.
Pick the placement size
Nine standard units — medium rectangle, leaderboard, billboard, skyscraper, mobile interstitial, half page, square and story — the shapes ad networks actually book.
Copy one block of HTML
The whole ad — layout, animation, button — is a single self-contained HTML string. Paste it into the network’s tag or an iframe and it runs with zero external requests.
Display creative without the production cycle
A template engine, not a slot machine
The unit's layout and animation are a deterministic template — the same inputs always produce the same ad. The AI's only job is copywriting, and only when you ask it to. Nothing about the creative drifts between exports.
From leaderboard to story, one brief
300×250 medium rectangle, 728×90 leaderboard, 970×250 billboard, 320×480 interstitial, 1080×1920 story and more — the same product, colours and CTA rendered to each unit's real pixel dimensions.
Why HTML beats video for display
Kilobytes, not megabytes
A code unit loads instantly on the worst mobile connection a network will serve it to. Video creative gets cropped, compressed and late.
Self-contained by construction
No external scripts, fonts or images to whitelist. The whole ad ships as one string that any iframe can render.
The click is the point
The call to action is a real button with your destination URL — not an end-card the platform may or may not show.
The things people ask first
No — it is a real HTML ad unit. The layout, animation and clickable call to action are code, not footage, which is why the copy is pixel-crisp at any size and the file weighs kilobytes instead of megabytes.
Anywhere that accepts HTML creative — display networks, playable placements, or your own site. The unit is fully self-contained with no external requests, so it drops into an iframe srcdoc without a hosting setup.
Yes. Headline, subcopy, CTA label, destination URL and the three brand colours are all yours to set. The AI only writes copy when you leave the headline blank.
Build a unit and paste it anywhere
Clickable, animated, self-contained HTML creative. Free to start — no card.
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