Leftover mess image ad maker
Paste your story ad. Get a close-up mess photo prompt and a caption.
Leftover mess 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
Many problems leave something you can see: shed hair, lint, limescale, spilled powder, a worn-out sole. Shot close, the way a friend sends proof, it takes a second look to work out what it is. People with the problem get there on that second look, and the story's first line confirms it. That small gap, opened and closed fast, is what makes people stop. The skill fixes three facts first: what the residue is in your buyer's words, the honest amount, and the surface or container that gives it away. Then it frames it close with that container cut by the edge, and picks the light by tone: hard flash for mess people complain about, softer room light for mess they'd rather not mention. It keeps the amount true to your research and never shows anything that reads as injury.
You give it
- Your approved story ad and the residue it names
- How your buyers describe what they find, and how much (optional)
- Brand brain (optional)
You get
- The residue, its honest amount and where it was found
- How close to shoot it, from what angle, and with which light
- A short line to run under the image
- A 60 to 120 word image prompt, ready to paste
- Any of the skill's six checks it still missed, one line each, or none
Use it when
- Your buyer's problem leaves something behind they can see or touch.
- You're showing ads to people who don't know you yet and want a picture that earns a second look.
- Your story opens by describing what the narrator keeps finding.
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 underneath. The residue should be named in the first lines.
- Add how your buyers describe what they find, from reviews or messages, if you have it.
- Paste the image prompt into your image tool. If it looks like a clean studio close-up, ask again with "phone flash, slightly blurry edges".
- Compare the amount in the picture with your research. If it looks worse than real life, make it again.