Assistant product description to ad copy
Paste your product description and get ad lines drafted from it.
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Written by Madly editorial
Demonstration
See the quarter-turn lid close on this 750ml steel bottle.
Demonstration
Visual idea: Show the illustrative bottle and closing mechanism.
Reason to test: Test whether a visible feature makes the supplied description clearer.
58 characters
Buying question
Does a 750ml bottle suit your daily bag?
Buying question
Visual idea: Show the actual dimensions beside the bag.
Reason to test: Test whether scale helps a buyer judge fit.
40 characters
Objection
Check the dishwasher-safe care instructions before choosing.
Objection
Visual idea: Show the checked care label rather than an invented cleaning result.
Reason to test: Test whether clarifying care requirements reduces uncertainty.
60 characters
Illustrative example warning
How to use this tool
- Paste your product description, or the visible text of the product page.
- Add the product name and the buyer.
- Generate three ad concepts.
- Check each against the page so the ad does not promise anything the page lacks.
- Take the best concept into your own brief and develop it further.
Worked example
A product page is written to inform, so it lists every feature. An ad needs one idea. From a bottle description, one concept might pick the leak proof lid, another the size that fits a cup holder, another the dishwasher convenience. The tool surfaces three directions and you decide which deserves a test.
Illustrative example, not a benchmark, customer result or prediction.
What this tool does
Product pages are written to inform, ads are written to interrupt. This tool rewrites the facts from your description as short ad lines.
It returns a draft for you to review. It is not a finished ad, and nothing it writes has been checked against your product, your claims or the platform policies.
Assumptions and review notes
All public AI generators share 10 attempted runs per IP and 100 across the site per UTC day, resetting at midnight UTC. After three runs we ask for a valid email address. It is only checked for format, never stored or sent to the model, and does not increase your allowance.
The example shown before you generate is a fixed sample written by hand. It is not generated from your input and it is not a prediction of results.
A good concept picks one fact and gives it a reason to matter. It does not try to summarise the whole page. Madly itself is built for taking product context further than this free tool, with fuller concept development, so use this as a quick first pass.
- Completeness and accuracy of the description.
- How distinct the concepts are.
- Fit with the landing page.
- Whether you can produce the creative.
- Pasting marketing claims you cannot support.
- Trying to fit every feature into one ad.
- Skipping the page match check.
- Treating a first pass as a finished campaign.
A closer look
Common questions.
- Can I paste a URL?
- Paste the page text for the best results. A URL can be added as context but the tool works from the text you provide.
- How many concepts do I get?
- The tool drafts a small set of directions for you to choose from.
- Is this the full Madly product?
- No. This is a limited free tool. Signing up gives access to the full concept workflow.
- Does it invent features?
- It should not, but check every line against your product.
- What do I do next?
- Check message match with the landing page, then brief your creative.