The studio

Every design is drawn at true ad size, in the three shapes ads actually run — feed, square and story. Design once and the studio produces all three, so one listing looks like one campaign wherever it appears. Write the headline in Arabic and the whole layout flips right-to-left on its own.

• Ad Designer — pick a listing and get a grid of finished designs built from its own price and payment plan; choose one, add the permit, write the caption, download or launch.
• Photo Reel — listing photos become a real video: a slow push across each photo, an opening title, a closing offer card.
• Image editor — crop, reframe and touch up the photos in your library before they carry a design.
• Video — trim a clip, add a caption and a closing card, pick the cover frame; oversized phone clips shrink without leaving the app.
• Presenters — three ready on-camera personas, each with one saved face for your whole company, so it is the same person in every creative.
• Brochure → Ad Set — drop a developer’s PDF; the studio reads the facts, creates the listing and its page, and designs ads from the same numbers.
• Node canvas — an open canvas for the layout no template covers; compose the design block by block and keep full control of every element.
• Templates & starters — ready designs in English, Arabic and Russian, previewed live with your own photos rather than stock screenshots.
• Library — everything any tool makes lands in one place, ready for the next campaign.

Describe the ad in your own words and the studio writes the lines that sit on the design — in English, Arabic or Russian. It never writes a figure. Every price, date, yield and percentage on a creative comes from the listing’s record or from your own typing, and nothing you typed is ever overwritten.

The same rule has teeth: a terms-led design — the kind that leads with the down payment and the total price — cannot be produced while a figure is missing. The studio names exactly which fact it needs, because an ad with a blank where the price belongs looks finished, and finished things get published.

One tap stamps the advertising permit’s scannable code on the design — on all three shapes at once, with a clean backing so it always scans. Paste the permit number and the studio turns it into the official verification link, so scanning it actually proves the permit rather than showing a bare number.

Pick pictures, press once, and they become real ads inside the ad set that is already producing — same audience, same lead form, same landing page, same button. Only the picture is new, and the new ads arrive paused so switching them on stays your decision.

The studio then tells you which design actually won — and refuses to crown a winner when the race never happened. A design must have spent at least one lead’s worth of budget before it can be judged; below that it is marked “too early”, never “losing”.