Ads Studio
Static ads in batches, each with its copy
Static ads are still the cheapest way to test an angle. The Ads Studio asks two questions, where the ads run and what they sell, then plans the batch: every ad on its own selling angle, with a headline, a primary text and a call to action cut to what each place shows, and a picture in every size those places need, your product kept exact.
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Ads Studio · AMBRE
AMBRE
Pictures with their text, in the size of each place they run
1Where will these ads run?
Sizes: 4:5 · 9:16. Headlines up to 40 characters, text up to 125.
2What do they sell?
AMBREEau de parfum, 50 ml44 ads in 2 sizes: 8 pictures.
Planning is free. Each render is billed as it starts.
- Batch
- Up to 20 per product · 24 pictures per batch
- Copy per ad
- Angle, headline, primary text, call to action
- Sizes
- Feeds 4:5 · Stories & Reels, TikTok, Snapchat 9:16 · Pinterest 2:3 · Google Display 1.91:1 · LinkedIn, X 1:1
- Languages
- 14
- Price
- 80 credits for 8 ads on Eroq One · planning free
How a batch works
- →Pick where the ads run: Facebook and Instagram feeds, Stories & Reels, TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest, Google Display, LinkedIn and X. Each ad renders once per size they need: a feed and a Story make two pictures of the same ad.
- →Pick the subjects ("My brand" and each product) and how many ads for each: up to 20 per product and 24 pictures per batch. Clap plans the batch for free: an angle per ad, the headline, the primary text, the call to action and the picture's brief.
- →The engine, the language (14 on offer) and whether the headline and the button are set on the picture sit in the panel, set already. In a full-screen Story the text stays clear of the top and the bottom, where the app's buttons sit.
- →The ads render one after another into the brand's folder, and the batch shows as the feed will show it. Each render is billed as it starts; a stopped batch keeps the rest planned, ready to render.
- →Open an ad to see it in the frame of every place it runs, check each text against what that place shows, and download the picture at its exact size: 1080×1350 for a feed, 1080×1920 for a Story, 1000×1500 for a pin, 1200×628 for Google Display.
The angles a batch spreads over
Offer, Benefit, Ingredient or material, How it is used, Lifestyle moment, Social proof, Problem → solution, Gift, Comparison, Launch. Clap picks among them per product, using only what the brand kit states: an offer only if you have one, social proof only from what you wrote.
Keeping the product exact
The recommended engines look at the product's picture, its look sheet or else its photo: Eroq One (10 credits a picture), Krea2 and Eroq Uncensored (10 credits). Engines that read words only describe the product, which is fine for brand ads and risky for a label.
Clap · AI agent
Or let Clap make the ad
Describe the result in Ask. Clap asks what it needs, picks the engines, writes the prompts and prices the plan. Once you approve, it renders everything into your library. Fully automated, and nothing runs before you say yes.
- 1Clap asks one question at a time and keeps the brief, the cast and the storyboard up to date.
- 2The plan lists every render and its price before anything runs.
- 3One click on Approve and everything renders. Failed takes refund themselves.
Ask · Clap
Clap · Thought for 6s
The keyframe first, then the clip from it, then the voiceover. Here is the plan.
Production
Saved to your library
Frequently asked questions
What is a static ad?
An image ad: one picture with a headline and a call to action, shown in feeds and stories. It is quick to make, cheap to test and still the fastest way to learn which angle sells.
Do the pictures come in the right size?
Yes. The engines render on their own grid (3:4, 9:16, 16:9, 1:1), and the download crops each picture to the size its place asks for: 1080×1350 (4:5) for Facebook and Instagram feeds, 1000×1500 for Pinterest, 1200×628 for Google Display. Clap keeps the headline inside the frame; keep the product away from the edges too.
Can I edit the copy Clap wrote?
Yes. Open an ad and copy its headline, primary text and button one by one, or all at once, into your ads manager and adjust them there; or plan a new batch.
How many ads should a first batch have?
Enough to compare angles: two or three angles per product with two pictures each is a clean first test. More ads of the same angle teach you less than new angles.
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