Chat screenshot image ad maker
Paste your story ad. Get the chat messages and a ready-to-paste screenshot image prompt.
Chat screenshot image ad maker is a free AI skill 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 · Tested
What it does
A problem someone else points out is harder to wave away. "It's been open since January" from a partner says more than any line the brand could write. When the whole family piles on in a group chat, it's harder still. And people read a message thread in a feed before they've decided to. This skill reads your story and picks the thread that fits: a one-to-one text when one person noticed, or a group chat with up to three senders when the family all know. The others notice; the narrator admits, dodges or says nothing, and the thread ends open, so the story has to answer it. Messages stay under about 12 words, so the chat reads in one look on a phone. The screen uses plain bubbles, made-up names and no real app's colours, ticks or faces. It suggests typing the messages into a design tool, so every…
You give it
- Your approved story ad, with the other people in it and what they noticed
- How your buyer texts, and whether their family uses group chats (optional)
- Brand brain (optional)
You get
- One-to-one or group, with who each person is and what they noticed
- Two to six messages in order, with who sent each
- A blank version and the line under the picture
- A 60 to 120 word image prompt, and how to make it exact
- Any of its six checks the brief still misses, each named
Use it when
- Your story has a partner, relative or friend who noticed the problem or the workaround.
- The problem is something a family jokes about or keeps noticing in each other.
- You want a picture with words that still reads like a normal post.
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 story ad. If it quotes the texts, those exact words are used.
- Say "group chat" or "one-to-one" if you already know which you want. Otherwise it picks from the story.
- Type the messages into plain bubbles in a design tool, or paste the prompt into your image tool.
- Read every message and name letter by letter, then read the flags. Any message written for the image needs a second look before it runs.