Image ad visual brief writer
Paste your brief and choices. Get a fixed-line brief, a conflict check and any missing material.
Image ad visual brief writer is a free AI prompt for the job "Make image ads". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Thinking: low · Tested
What it does
When a brief says "make it feel natural" or "don't be too salesy", the AI guesses what you mean, and every run guesses differently. You get a glossy studio shot when you wanted a phone snapshot, or a price splashed on an ad meant to start a conversation. This skill is a library of short, fixed lines. Each setting, such as product in the picture, picture finish or how hard it sells, has a few choices, and each choice has one snippet. You pick one per setting and the snippets are pasted word for word after five rules that always apply. The picture snippets describe what to make rather than list bans, as the image model makers advise. Then a conflict table checks no two choices fight, such as a phone-photo finish with a headline, and says which one wins.
You give it
- The brief for the ad, image or video you're making
- One choice for each setting you want to control
- Any material your choices need, such as product photos, brand images or a reference ad (optional)
You get
- Your brief with the always-on rules and your chosen snippets added, each pasted whole
- A conflict check that names any two choices that fight, and which wins
- A MISSING line for any material a choice needs and you didn't send
Use it when
- Your image or video tool keeps giving you polished stock-looking shots when you wanted something real.
- You hand briefs to different people or AI tools and want them all to read your intent the same way.
- You're testing one change at a time, such as soft sell against direct, and need everything else held still.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste your brief underneath.
- List your choices, one per setting, for example "Product in the picture, in the scene". Skip any setting you don't care about.
- Attach only the material your choices name. If you chose "in the scene", send a real product photo.
- Copy the finished brief into your image, video or writing tool. Don't reword the snippets.