Tracker chart image ad maker
Paste your story ad and claims. Get a tracker-photo image prompt, one mark and the line under it.
Tracker chart 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: advanced · Tested
What it does
People who track something stare at the same screens: a sleep chart, a habit calendar, a test strip held to its colour card. A photo of that reading, with one rough mark on the part that matters, makes them look twice. They have seen that exact gap or dip on their own phone. This skill starts with a gate. The reading must be one the buyer takes themselves, the brand must be able to back what the story says about it, and it must look ordinary, with no condition named and no clinic paperwork. Then it picks the one part that tells the story, marks it once in the colour least present in the photo, and keeps every readable number to the ones in your story. It never shows scans or doctors' files, because those invite a diagnosis the brand can't make.
You give it
- Your approved story ad and the reading it mentions
- The claims you can back about that reading, with sources
- Any real numbers the story states (optional)
You get
- The gate's three answers, so you can see why it passed
- The reading, the one part that tells the story, and the mark
- Each readable number and where it came from
- A 60 to 120 word photo prompt, plus how to add the mark by hand
- Any of its six checks the brief couldn't pass, named one per line
Use it when
- Your story mentions something the buyer measures or counts, like sleep, a streak or a test strip.
- You have claims with sources that cover what the story says about that reading.
- You want a picture that sorts trackers from everyone else at a glance.
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 and your claims list. Without a source for what the story says about the reading, it asks once, then hands back only the gate and what's missing.
- If you can, build the real chart yourself from the story's numbers and photograph it on a second phone.
- Otherwise make the photo from the prompt, then draw the mark in your phone's photo editor.
- Have a person check the claims behind the reading before the ad runs.