Sticky-note image ad maker
Paste your story ad. Get a sticky-note photo brief, an image prompt and a blank version.
Sticky-note 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 · Level: beginner · Tested
What it does
People only stick up a note like "eggs: OTHER pan" or "CANCEL before the 14th" when the old way keeps letting them down. The note is the habit in a few words, and where it's stuck tells you the rest. Anyone who has written the same kind of rule knows the story before they read the ad. Handwritten notes also get noticed: in one well-known study, a request written on a sticky note got far more people to reply than the same request printed in the letter. This skill finds the reminder, ban or workaround in your story, keeps it to two to eight words in thick marker, and sticks it on the very thing the rule is about, such as the pan handle or the monitor edge. It keeps to one note, or two when the story is about a reminder that kept failing. Best of all, it suggests…
You give it
- Your approved story ad, with any rule, reminder or workaround in it
- How your buyer writes notes, if you know (optional)
- Brand brain (optional)
You get
- The rule, and the two to eight words exactly as they'll appear
- The thing it's stuck on and what's nearby
- A blank version and the line under the picture
- A 60 to 120 word image prompt, and the easiest honest way to make it
- Any of its six checks the brief still misses, one line each
Use it when
- Your story has a house rule, reminder or workaround the narrator wrote down.
- The problem lives on one thing at home or at a desk.
- You want a picture with words that still looks like a normal photo.
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 note, those exact words are used.
- Write the note yourself in thick marker, stick it where the brief says and photograph it. Or paste the prompt into your image tool.
- Read the note in the result letter by letter. One wrong letter makes it look fake.
- Look at it on your phone at arm's length. If you can't read it, use fewer words.