Write ad copy
65 free AI skills and workflows for this job.
- Ad angle planner: Name your ad's buyer. Get a short brief on how it opens, argues and asks.
- Ad call to action writer: Share your ad and offer. Get two calls to action with a real reason to respond.
- Ad evidence planner: Paste your ad brief and product facts. Get each claim paired with its strongest proof, and the claims that have none.
- Ad headline ideas: Paste your top buying reasons. Get twenty or more headlines labelled self-interest, news or curiosity, each with a believable detail.
- Ad headline writer: Paste your buyer and facts. Get plain headlines with character counts and the line to test first.
- Ad hook writer: Describe your buyer and share product facts. Get ten different ad openings, follow-up lines and three to test first.
- Ad opening writer and reviewer: Share your buyer and product facts. Get ten ad openings, or a scored review of your own.
- Ad response improvement writer: Paste your ad and its diagnosis. Get a fixed version with a stronger headline, a clear offer and an easy reply.
- Article-style image ad writer: Paste your idea and its landing page. Get an article-style ad, an image brief and a page check.
- Build ads on true facts your rivals never state: Give it your maker notes. Get claims no rival makes, headlines and an image ad plan.
- Build body copy that deepens desire and earns belief: Give it your brief and product facts. Get body copy that sharpens the want, earns belief and shows how it works.
- Call-to-action writer: Paste your ad and offer. Get a clear ask with a real reason to act now and the barriers removed.
- Closing paragraph writer: Paste your ad draft. Get a short section that pictures the gain, sums up the case and gives a reason to act.
- Concrete copy rewriter: Paste a line or product copy. Get pass or fail on three tests and a true, picturable rewrite.
- Conversational video ad script writer: Paste your buyer and brand file. Get a natural-sounding ad built only on your facts.
- Copy clarity checker: Share a draft. Get confusing lines rewritten in plain language and a clarity score out of 100.
- Copywriting framework writer: Describe your offer. Get copy in AIDA, PAS or BAB form, with tone options and A/B variants.
- Customer needs finder: Share product facts. Find the customer need to lead with, the evidence behind it and claims to avoid.
- Email schedule planner: Paste your list size, send history and offers. Get a weekly email plan, a story for each, the offer in the P.S.
- Email sequence arc planner: Name the goal and buyer. Get an email series where each message builds trust and sets up the next.
- Fact-based ad copy writer: Paste facts and buyer. Get an ad built on one real fact, with the source of every line.
- Find the one claim that sells and show it working: Give it your product and rivals. Get one tested selling claim, a demonstration that proves it and a check for distractions.
- Find what you really sell and prove every claim: Give it your product and buyer. Get angles worth testing, a checked offer and every claim matched to proof.
- Flaw-first ad writer: Paste your product and its real weaknesses. Get a full ad and hooks that name the flaw first and turn it.
- Fresh line rewriter: Paste your main claim and rival ads. Get fresh ways to say the same true claim, with a swap test.
- Get ad copy for one buyer, built on one fact: Give it customer reviews and product facts. Get a buyer brief, ten first lines, the ad copy and headlines to test.
- Get headlines sorted by type and the three worth testing: Give it your product and buyer. Get headlines sorted by type, ranked with a cover test, and a keyed test plan.
- Get story ads and a carousel from your buyer's problem: Give it customer reviews and product facts. Get a problem story, a card-by-card carousel and a story image ad.
- Headline option writer: Give it your reader and goal. Get several headline angles that earn the click without clickbait or false promises.
- Headline shortlist reviewer: Share headline options. Get each reviewed on five rules and a shortlist of the strongest three.
- How-it-works copy writer: Paste a draft and product facts. Get a short cause-and-effect passage that makes the promise believable, with every link backed.
- Image ad copy writer: Attach your ad image and offer. Get every word the ad needs, in versions that test different appeals.
- Loss framing writer: Describe your offer. Get honest wording that shows what people lose by waiting, without fear tactics.
- Make a flawed or copycat product worth buying: Give it your product and its flaw. Get a stage read, a new frame, how it works and a claim check.
- Make vague ad copy concrete with a clear ask: Give it a vague draft. Get concrete lines, a believable how-it-works and a clear ask.
- Meta ad copywriter: Describe your offer and buyer. Get Facebook and Instagram ad text, hooks and UGC scripts ready to test.
- Mine your product's own words and find the shared want: Paste a product page or manual. Get its own phrases sorted for headlines, plus the one want buyers share.
- Pain-point ad builder: Give it a real problem you solve. Get an honest pain-point ad and an answer to rival claims.
- Problem story copy writer: Paste your buyer and product facts. Get a long problem story with your product arriving last.
- Product benefit copy writer: Paste your buyer brief and product facts. Get copy that sharpens the want, using only moves your facts can back.
- Product flaw copy writer: Share a real product weakness. Get three honest ways to acknowledge it while explaining a supported strength.
- Product how-to guide writer: Paste your product facts and buyer problems. Get a short guide of numbered routines that teaches first and sells inside the steps.
- Product message and explanation planner: Give it your product and buyer. Get a big idea, root cause, named mechanism and why-now line.
- Product process fact researcher: Paste maker, supplier and test notes. Get true facts rivals never state, as specific ad claims.
- Product terminology guide: Paste a book, manual or product page. Get a sorted sheet of its own phrases, ready for headlines, proof and demos.
- Product weakness messaging planner: Paste your facts and the trait buyers dislike. Get a true new definition that turns it into a reason to buy.
- Sales argument editor: Paste a draft with a big claim. Get the claims reordered into small accepted steps, each scored, and a redraft.
- Sales copy editor: Paste a draft and facts. Get weak lines fixed, each with its gain, and a one-line verdict.
- Sales copy opening writer: Paste your buyer, offer and proof. Get two openings to test, from neighbouring lead types.
- Sales copy reviewer: Paste your sales copy. Get a direct-response critique with fixes for the weakest parts.
- Sales evidence copy writer: Give it your real sales, rank and restock facts. Get short proof lines and where each one goes.
- Sales follow-up writer: Paste your offer and where leads stopped. Get a follow-up email series with a new reason each time.
- Selling points writer: Paste your features and buyer. Get selling points in buying order, and the claims that need proof.
- Selling proposition finder: Paste your product facts and rivals. Get three to five one-sentence selling claims to build an ad on, ranked by pull.
- Story carousel ad writer: Name your card count and buyer. Get each card's picture, words and headline, plus the main text.
- Story image ad writer: Paste customer quotes. Get a story ad, a picture plan, two other openings and a test plan.
- Subject line writer: Give it your email and audience. Get subject lines in several angles that earn opens without losing clarity.
- Turn reviews into an ad strangers read: Give it your reviews and product facts. You get a story ad and picture plan, checked against ad rules.
- Video hook review checklist: Paste your top ads and a rival's. Get a hook rubric from the winners and your drafts graded.
- Video scripts for buyer groups: Give it one winning video script. Get a version and a page brief for each buyer group.
- Winning ad variant writer: Paste your winning ad and top customer groups. Get same-voice variants and a launch plan.
- Write a flaw-first ad from the drive behind the sale: Paste your product facts and buyer words. Get a brief on why people buy, a flaw-first ad and fresh wording.
- Write a headline that fits what your buyers already know: Give it your product and buyers. Get their awareness and claim fatigue read, stage-matched headlines, a promise check and a test plan.
- Write an ad and a page with the same promise: Give it your product facts and reviews. Get an ad and a matching page that repeat the promise, each checked.
- Write an ad in five parts, from hook to ask: Give it your product facts. Get an ad that grabs attention, shows a gain, proves it, sums up and asks for action.