AI Facebook Ad Generator
Upload a photo of the thing you are selling, type the line you want on it, and get back a finished Facebook ad rather than a stock image you still have to caption. The product stays yours: the model relights it into a commercial scene and letters your headline into the picture. Pick the shape the placement needs, from the square and 4:5 feed crops through to the 9:16 you need for stories and reels.
How it works
Upload the product
Any clear photo of the product will do, including a phone shot on a kitchen table. The generator keeps the item itself and its label text, and rebuilds the scene and lighting around it.
Write the headline
Type the one line you want drawn into the ad: an offer, a price, a claim. It is the only text the picture is allowed to carry, so a short line reads better at feed size than a paragraph.
Choose the placement shape
The generator opens on 4:5, the taller in-feed crop. Switch the pill to 1:1 for a square feed unit or 9:16 for stories and reels, and rerun the same product and headline in each shape you are buying.
Models you can use right now
Every model below is live on Arteza with its current credit cost, pulled from the same pricing engine the studio uses at generation time.
Nano Banana Lite
Sub-2s Google Gemini image generation and editing
1 credit
Nano Banana Pro
Premium Google Gemini 3 Pro image generation
from 3 credits
Seedream 5.0 Lite
Latest generation with deep-thinking mode
1 credit
Frequently asked questions
What sizes can I generate for Facebook?
The ad generator runs on Nano Banana Lite, which offers 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16 along with landscape shapes like 16:9 and 21:9. That covers the square feed unit, the taller in-feed crop and the full-height story or reel. You generate one shape at a time, so rerun the same product and headline for each placement you are running.
Do I need a product photo, or can it invent one?
Bring a photo. This tool is built around an upload: it keeps your actual product, including the text on its label, and changes the scene around it. If you want an image invented from nothing, use the image studio with a text prompt instead.
Will the headline text come out readable?
Usually, and it is the part worth checking on every run. Short lines in a common script come out cleanest; long sentences, unusual fonts and dense scripts are where lettering models struggle most. If a word comes out wrong, rerun with a shorter line rather than trying to correct it in the prompt.
Is the Facebook ad generator free?
You get free credits on signup, which covers generating and comparing several ads before you decide to buy more. The exact credit cost of the model is shown before you generate, so nothing is charged without you seeing the number first.
Can I turn the ad into a video?
Not from this tool, on purpose. The output has your headline drawn into it, and every video model in the catalogue smears lettering when it animates, so an animate button here would sell a step that destroys the thing you came for. Generate motion separately in the video studio from a frame with no text on it.