Story carousel ad writer
Name your card count and buyer. Get each card's picture, words and headline, plus the main text.
Story carousel ad writer is a free AI skill for the job "Write ad copy". 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 carousel is an ad people swipe through, card by card. Many people only ever see card one, and fewer reach each card after it. So most carousels fail in one of two places: the first card gives nobody a reason to swipe, or the last card is so crowded that the action gets lost. This skill writes the carousel like a short script. It first picks one of eight story shapes, such as "fixes that failed" or "before you buy", based on how aware the buyer is, and checks you have the material that shape needs. Then it writes one idea per card, with a headline for the field under each card that adds to it. It keeps one look across the cards so they read as one piece, and brings your product in late for people who don't know you yet. The last card leads with the action…
You give it
- How many cards (4 to 6 suits most stories)
- Who the buyer is, what they doubt and how aware they are
- Your offer, guarantee and the claims you can back
- Your brand voice, look and banned claims (optional)
You get
- A card-by-card plan with the picture, the words on the card and a headline for under it
- The visual thread that stays the same on every card
- The main text above the ad, for people who never swipe, and a button
- Flags for gaps, guesses and quotes to check
- Any of its own checks it couldn't pass, named one per line
Use it when
- You want to run a carousel but don't know what should go on each card.
- Your carousels get views on card one and nobody swipes.
- You have several real reasons or customer quotes and want to lay them out in order.
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.
- Say how many cards you want.
- Describe the buyer in a sentence or two, including what they've already tried.
- Paste your offer, guarantee, approved claims and any customer quotes with their sources.
- Read the flags at the end. Any MISSING line is something to find or drop before the ad runs.