AI images and advertising creative

The problem

A campaign needs dozens of image variants: different sizes, different languages, different markets. A photographer or designer charges per image, and the timeline doesn’t fit a weekly campaign rhythm. Stock photography looks exactly like what it is: the same image a competitor is already using.

Video has the same problem. One ad video needs to reach several language markets, but subtitling and voiceover per market is still done by hand in an editing tool, one language at a time.

What we do

We produce product images, ad images and campaign creative with AI: fast, and in several variants at once. Ad copy is pulled from verified sources, the same principle our own campaign generator runs on, which refuses to write anything if a character limit is exceeded or a claim can’t be found on your own pages.

For localizing video creative across languages we run a dedicated pipeline: it strips the original audio, generates a voiceover for the chosen languages, transcribes it, and burns in time-synced subtitles per market. One piece of raw footage becomes several localized versions, not a separate editing job per market.

We have created thousands of AI images for commercial use for our own stores and advertising. This isn’t an experiment for us, it’s how we run our own marketing every week.

What you own

Images and video in your own file system, the AI account in your own name, billing straight to you. Style guides and prompts stay with you in writing, not in one person’s memory. Maintenance is a separate, optional agreement.

What we don’t promise

• Images of real people without their consent. Recognizable faces aren’t generated or used without a separate agreement.
• Imitating a competitor’s brand. Creative is built around your brand, not another company’s visual identity.
• Product images that claim something the product isn’t. Material, scale, or a feature the product doesn’t actually have.
• Certainty on copyright and model-likeness questions without checking. Commercial usage rights are always verified against the terms of the platform used, case by case.
• A binding legal reading of labeling requirements. The EU AI Act may require labeling AI-generated content going forward. We share what we know, but we don’t give a legal opinion.

First step

One product group or one campaign, whose image set we build together first, before a bigger batch.

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